Trying to get students to remember 1/2 = 0.5 =50%?
These flash cards include: half, fourths, thirds, fifths, eighths and tenth. They have them solve each as a fraction, a decimal and a percent.
I have also added a page that you can edit to make quizzes.
Do you have student's that need a challenge? Here it is. 30 minutes to complete this 351 question multiplication fact quiz. 0x0 up to 25x25!!!! This quiz will open up another level of mental computation when students work on this. Students use partial products, memorization of basic facts, memorization of squares up to 25, and the difference of squares to get their answers. No written work allowed!!! This is a great activity for those students motivated and gifted in math.
An Excel self-marking resource aiming to improve times table knowledge. Any times table can be tested - even those beyond 12. Ten questions are randomly given (from '1 times...' up to '12 times') in the chosen times table. The order is also random. At the end of test: the time taken for each question is given, feedback is given on how well the pupil met the challenge and gold, silver or bronze is awarded accordingly. Excellent as a regular starter in I.C.T related math learning or (with longer p
36 'I am/Who Is' cards for fractions, decimals, andpercent. Printable on Excel. Best to play with 6-8th graders. Go around the room and time them. See if they can beat their best time! Fun and challenging! Recommended to laminate these before use. Directions included. Enjoy!
Simple to use animated Excel file for in class demonstration of Ordering Numbers from whole numbers, integers, positive rational, rational, and real numbers. Self-correcting quiz format that automatically generates a new set of numbers. Move scroll bars, select option buttons, type numbers, and watch these mathematical concepts come alive. You must use Microsoft Excel that is capable of opening file formats in either .xlsx or .xlsm.
This excel sheet generates a new set of multiplications every time you open it.
Each set gives 3 questions from 0-13 plus a few random extras at the end!
Print the page once and photocopy for a whole class set. Or keep refreshing to generate billions of different combinations of quizzes!
My class use these as 10 minute warm-ups before maths sessions.
This is a Weekly Multiplication Practice packet designed to be used as nightly homework. It is similar to weekly Spelling packets that ELA teachers use.
By entering a single digit, you customize a 7 page Homework Packet to the Digit that you want to focus on that week. (For example, if you want a packet to practice the 9x tables, you simply enter the digit 9 one time.)
This packet includes a Parent Letter, 4 nights of Oral Practice homework with Parent Signature block, 4 nights of Written Pra
The students see the problem in column A and answer the question in column B. If the answer is correct the student will see the picture begin to color itself. In the end they will make a picture of cookie. It is 20 questions long. The problems on the excel document use positives and negatives. Problems are written using an 'x' for multiplication, the numbers side by side meaning to multiple, and a '/' for division.
An excel document with crib sheet plus 30 printable cards for each of 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,20,25 and 50 times tables. Print and play once or laminate and use board pens before wiping clean.
Create fast, differentiated multiplication fluency practice in seconds with this editable Excel generator — designed for busy teachers who want effective, no-fuss warm-ups that adapt to their students’ needs. No typing. No marking. Just click, print, and go ✅ Whether you need to prep for maths groups, fast finishers, or weekly warm-ups — this time-saving tool helps you deliver customised multiplication drills without the chaos. ✨Features include:✅ Editable Excel file that generates new questio
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Basic Operations, Math, Mental Math
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