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Magic Numbers
See if your students can unlock the code of the Magic Numbers! 100% Accurate, 100% of the time (assuming they did the math correctly).
How can I get an entire class to chose the same number? It's magic!
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Basic Operations
How long multiplication works
Use this Powerpoint lesson starter to help students understand how long multiplication works. The clear and colourful Powerpoint presentation helps you introduce long multiplication visually with a block of 32 squares by 21 squares. Progress through colour coded steps and see how the standard strategy works and how it relates to parts of the diagram. Extra for experts: The last two slides are designed for students who are ready to be challenged to understand multiple strategies and how they wor
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Basic Operations, Math, Numbers
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Hundreds Chart with Cut and Paste Activity
This includes two variations of a Hundreds Chart: one ranging from 1 to 100 and one ranging from -20 to 120. It also has a simple cut and paste activity for both variations of the charts. Charts are blank and can be color coded in a variety of ways to help students identify various patterns.
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Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)
CCSS
K.CC.A.1
, K.CC.A.2
, K.CC.A.3
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Addition subtraction bingo
I used this as a review coming back from Christmas break it was a great way to get the kids back into academics and refresh them before jumping into new material. I copied onto colored card stock and then laminated them so they would be more durable. (also the thumbnails on tpt do not look like the final product.
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Basic Operations
Decimal Guard
A solution for teachers when students forget to align the decimal point when they add or subtract. Coming from a military family, my father used to say that soldiers must align before their superior. Therefore, what better use for a soldier to guard decimal points. I selected the London guard because the uniform is red and so cute. Remember, soldiers must align vertically when they are in duty.
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Basic Operations, Decimals
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