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Give your students multiple opportunities to practice 2-digit and 3-digit addition and subtraction, including problems with no trading and problems with trading in these Race to the Top games. When playing the subraction games, students will have opportunities to work on problems where they must subtract across a zero. The different versions of the game allow you to differentiate for your students and meet their needs. Playing these games allows students to gain command of place value skills and

The weather outside may be frightful, but your multi-digit addition practice will be delightful! These 2-digit and 3-digit self-checking riddle practice pages with and without trading will keep your kids engaged and learning as they deepen their computation skills. Here's what this resource includes: 4 pages of 2-digit addition practice, with and without trading4 pages of 3-digit addition practice, with and without tradingAnswer keys for all pagesThese pages are perfect for independent pr

Football fans and all your students will be cheering for these fact fluency math games. There are 2 games each to practice facts of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They are perfect for partner play and math stations. They can also be played multiple times with different results so they can be used over and over. These fact fluency games also make it easy for you with minimal prep -- just print and play. Building fact fluency in a fun an engaging way with these games is

Making the connection between multiplication and division doesn't have to be scary! These friendly ghost fact family pages have come to your rescue! They give your 3rd grade students the concrete connections they need to see the relationship between the two operations as they connect number sentences and drawings. They also give your students the opportunity to show multiple strategies to solve multiplication and division problems. The anchor charts take the spooky out of these operations an

Everything you need to help your students learn about bar graphs and line plots is included in this resource! Students will have multiple opportunities to collect and interpret data. Take a look: Activities to create and interpret data on bar graphs and line plotsBar graph and line plot task cardsBar graph and line plot worksheetsBulletin board posters to help students understand bar graphs and line plotsYour students will love the data collection and graph or line plot creation, and they can

These fast finisher addition missing number puzzles are the perfect challenge and extension to addition fact fluency and place value learning. Your students will be highly engaged as they work through these puzzles! Here's a quick look at why you need these for your classroom: Minimal prep--just print and play!20 puzzles to keep your students challenged and engaged!Build critical thinking skills and number flexibility!Differentiation is done for you!Students will be using both addition and sub

Do you want your students to have fun while practicing rounding to the nearest 10 and 100? These Race to the Top rounding games have you covered! Easy for you and your students--just print and play!Fun and engaging for your students!Great for individual work, partner practice, or math centers!Opportunities for differentiation!Your students will love these rounding games and you'll love being able to use them again and again in your classroom!

Give your students multiple opportunities to practice and show their learning about fractions with these worksheets. This resource includes activities to reinforce their learning as you work your way through the study of fractions. Activities include: Identifying fractions (2 versions of this page to differentiate for your students)Fractions on a number lineComparing fractions to 1/2 (2 versions of this page to differentiate for your students)Equivalent fractionsFractions of a setThese pages a

Get your students moving as they practice telling time to the nearest minute and five minutes. You can change or differentiate the cards based on the needs of your students--use the original set to practice telling time to the nearest 5 minutes. Swap in the additional cards and create a set that also practices telling time to the nearest minute. These cards can be used as a Scoot game, a math center, and they are great for a sub!