Math Stackables

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Multiplication and Division Fact Family Math Mat

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This mat is used to explain the inverse relationship between multiplication and division. By using numbers in the same fact family, the students will realize how the two operations are related. I have found it easiest to use it with stackable counting blocks. First, have the students write "multiplication" on the arrow pointing up. Then, have them write "division" on the arrow going down. Explain that multiplication makes smaller groups of objects into one larger group, while division takes

3rd - 4th

Basic Operations

Free Editable Labels for Dollar Tree Stackable Paper Trays

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My Math Imagination

I found these nice stackable paper trays at Dollar Tree and bought some to keep my copies organized for the week. I've included an editable page in case you wanted to label your trays with something else. They would work great to organize Literacy Centers or Math Centers. You can read more about them here. Just wanted to share! I hope you find these helpful. Be sure to check out other items at my Teachers pay Teachers Store, My Math Imagination. Here are a few you might like: ✎Super Her

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

English Language Arts, Math, Science

PreK Math Assessment

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Eileen Riley

A brief math assessment tailored to answer questions prompted by the Pearson P4 assessment. Additional materials needed: sorting bugs or other sorting tool, large and small dice or other stackable material. A(always or almost always=proficient) S(sometimes=in process) N(rarely or never=not yet)

PreK - K

Math