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Infinite Worksheets: Sampler (Math Worksheet Generator Software)
“Infinite Worksheets: Sampler” is a free computer program (PC/Mac) which allows you to select from a catalog of 10 sample worksheets from my Addition, Subtraction and In/Out Boxes Infinite Worksheets products. The software is fully functional and allows you to create copies in a matter of minutes. Completed worksheets can either be printed or saved as a jpeg image to be inserted into digital content. With the touch of a button an answer sheet can be produced. There are no copyright limitations
K - 4th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Decimals
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Infinite Worksheets Sampler (Addition, Subtraction & In/Out Boxes)
“Infinite Worksheets Sampler” is a free computer program (PC/Mac) which allows you to select from a catalog of 10 sample worksheets from my Addition, Subtraction and In/Out Boxes Infinite Worksheets products. The software is fully functional and allows you to create copies in a matter of minutes. Completed worksheets can either be printed or saved as a jpeg image to be inserted into digital content. With the touch of a button an answer sheet can be produced. There are no copyright limitations so
K - 4th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Decimals
Addition Facts Assessment: You're Doing It Wrong
Are you using those cruddy "mad minutes" or some computer based assessment program in order to assess whether your students have gained automaticity with their addition facts? If you are, then I guarantee that not only are you doing it wrong, but even worse, you're probably getting incorrect information about what your students know or don't know.
The first thing you're doing wrong is that you're testing all the facts the same, for speed and accuracy. That is just plain wrong: not all addition
1st - 4th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math
Long Multiplication Tic-Tac-Toe
51 pages of multi-digit multiplication (and tic-tac-toe) for fourth grade and fifth grade. Students solve problems while playing a game, one student solving a Multiplication problem and the opponent checking their work. If they get it right, then an X or O goes in the square. If not, then they lose their turn. Fourth grade: 1 x 2 digits, 1 x 3 digits, 1 x 4 digits, 2 x 2 digits (CCSS.Math.4.NBT.B.5)Fifth grade: 2 x 2 digits, 2 x 3 digits, 2 x 4 digits (CCSS.Math.5.NBT.B.5)PRINT: I create
3rd - 7th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations
CCSS
4.NBT.B.5
, 5.NBT.B.5
Also included in: Spring Break - Make Distance Learning Fun with Tic-Tac-Toe
Sums and Differences - Using Analysis and Reasoning Skills
13 printable or digital pages to improve analysis and reasoning skills. Students work with one-digit, two-digit numbers, three-digit numbers, and four-digit numbers, answering questions like: What is the sum of the two largest numbers? What is the difference between the largest ODD number and the smallest EVEN number? What is the sum of the numbers that are palindromes (the same number forwards as backwards)?What is the difference of the numbers that have a five in the ones place? What is t
2nd - 4th
Arithmetic
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