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Addition Facts - PowerPoint Quiz - Matching Worksheet & Key Included!
What a great INTERACTIVE way for your students to practice their addition! This is a PowerPoint that contains addition facts.
The student is presented with 3 answer choices. If the student clicks on the wrong answer, they immediately know (they hear a very cute "Awww...") and have the opportunity to click back to the problem and try again. If they click on the correct answer, they get immediate feedback as well by hearing clapping and cheering.
This free version has 7 facts. The version with
PreK - 1st
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math
Multiplication Animal Challenge
This Mulitplication Challenge can be used to quiz your students on their multiplication facts. Print the quiz on the front and print the answer key --upside down-- on the back of the paper. This allows students to check thier own answers by simply folding the bottom or the top of the paper over to compare thier answers to the key. A little homework is available on the backside for students to practice just those facts that give them trouble.
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1st - 9th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers
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Number Search - GCF, LCM, divisiblity, patterns, algebra - 25+ ideas included!
Talk about versatile! You can literally use this number search activity for infinite activities! With 100 numbers in various fonts and with its puzzle/word search format, you kids will not view this as just another math worksheet.
I have included OVER 25 ACTIVITY IDEAS, many of which could be altered for dozens of additional uses.
This product is posted in Word format, so you can change, add to, or remove the criteria to suit your needs.
You can use this as bell work, warm ups, review, gr
1st - 10th, Adult Education
Arithmetic, Math, Math Test Prep
Bears in the Cave - Student Tracking Form - Numbers 1-20
I keep this at my guided reading table. Whenever we play "Bears in the Cave" I just do a quick check next to the numbers the students get correct. This helps me to know where the students are, but most importantly it helps me to quickly group students for math centers. I can have my higher students (the ones in the teens-twenties) quiz each other as a center. I can pull my lowest ones and work on them one on one.
There is one editable page for those of you who like to type in your student name
PreK - 1st
Arithmetic, Math, Mental Math
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