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QR Code BUNDLE Pokemon Self Check
Have students check their own work by scanning a QR to see if their Pokemon that appears matches the one given to them on the question. This can be used for ANY worksheet (with 15 questions or less and unique answers.) Includes a Pokedex!
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Algebra, Basic Operations, Math
MATH NUMBER Times Tables, Multiplication and Division Flashcards
This pack includes both multiplication and division facts in colour coded flashcards. Each question from 0 x 2 to 12 x 12, 0 divided by 2 to 144 divided by 12 are included, along with every answer.
Simply download, print, laminate for a longer life, cut up and finally, play! This pack has proven invaluable within my own classroom, and a great resource to send home with every child at the start of the school year to work on improving their skills at home.
Children not only learn the multiplic
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Basic Operations, Mental Math, Numbers
CCSS
1.NBT.A.1
, 1.NBT.B.2c
, 1.NBT.C.6
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Holiday Themed Breakout Escape Room Game for Multiplication Facts
What You’re Getting:A Breakout Escape Room game to engage your math students to review multiplication facts around the Christmas holiday. This activity will have your students racing to answer the questions and crack the codes to reveal the lock combinations and answer the holiday riddle! Topics include: Multiplication tables of 1-10Breakout Escape Room Game:Students discover the combinations to various locks by solving a series of questionsInteractive, collaborative, and engaging learning exper
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Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math
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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