3rd Grade Greer

Need a way to motivate your students to be fluent with their multiplication facts? Then this is the product for you! Students who successfully master each fact are rewarded with chewing gum the next day in math class- while this seems simple, I have used this reward for the past several years and it truly motivates my students! This resource includes 50 question quizzes for facts 0 through 10, and two review quizzes with mixed facts 0-5 and 0-10 to use in the middle and end of testing. Als

Multiples of 10 Partner Practice allows students to practice the skill of multiplying one digit whole numbers by multiplies of ten in the range of 10-90. Students will work through problems practicing the skill in an engaging way that encourages partner collaboration. This product includes 12 partner practice cards with 2 problems on each side for a total of 24 questions. The questions include: -Solving equations with multiplies of ten (i.e. 4 x 80 = ___ ) -Word problems involving multiplie

A common difficulty students have with multiplication is matching an array with the correct multiplication problem. It is important for students to understand that while 3 x 4 is equal to 4 x 3, their arrays will look different. 3 x 4 is illustrated with three rows of four, while 4 x 3 is has four rows of three. By understanding this difference between the two number sentences students will have a deeper understanding of multiplication. By combining the game of memory with this skill, studen

Ornament Operations provides students with a holiday-themed opportunity to practice multiplication and division facts! Use them as a center, scoot or hang them around the room for holiday practice. There are 20 equations involving multiplication and division. When finished, students can chose one equation to write a fact family for, and also create word problems for a multiplication and division equation! I hope you enjoy this freebie and it helps pass the time until holiday break!

My students LOVE rolling dice! This activity provides students an opportunity to roll dice to create 3 and 2 digit numbers to add together. There is also an extension where students will use the last numbers rolled to write a matching word problem. Lastly, students will reflect on their understanding and self assess!