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Snow much fun! This engaging activity will allow students to self-check their multiplication with the joke or riddle at the bottom of the page. There are 6 pages with 15 multiplication problems. Students will be able to practice multiplying by multiples of 10 (sometimes referred to as the zero trick). Students can practice independently, or this can be used as homework.

This product includes 20 addition/subtraction word problem task cards, a task card recording sheet, task card answer key, word problem exit ticket, adding lengths worksheet, 4 pages of addition on a number line practice, and 4 pages of subtraction on a number line practice. I use these resources to support 3rd grade math. These resources can be used during lessons, math centers, small group instruction, homework, or as informal assessments.

This is an engaging activity for students to practice multiplication facts within 144. There is one page with 15 multiplication problems with a winter-themed riddle or joke. Once the students solve all the multiplication equations, they will reveal the answer to the riddle or joke. Students can work independently to review multiplication, or this could be used as homework. Click this link to purchase the full resource with 6 additional pages.

This product includes 20 addition and subtraction word problem task cards, a task card recording sheet, the task card answer key, an adding lengths worksheet, and an addition/subtraction word problem exit ticket. I use these resources with 3rd graders, but they can work with grades 2, 3, 4, or homeschool. I like to print, laminate, and cut the task cards. Then I tape them around the classroom. Students move around the classroom with the recording sheet on a clipboard. Students get to practice ma

Subtracting on a number line helps students with their number sense, place value, and mental math abilities. I use these number lines to teach students how to jump back to a friendly number (multiples of 10) or jump by a friendly number.

Adding on a number line helps students with their number sense, place value, and mental math abilities. I use these number lines to teach students how to jump to a friendly number (multiples of 10) or jump by a friendly number.