Altman's Corner

This is an interactive (Google Slides) multiplication fact practice with Origo based strategies: doubles (x2) double, double (x4) double, double, double (x8) build-up (x6) build-down (x9) and think-tens (x5.) This product includes: *numeracy skill development *Over 500 slides of fluency practice with Origo bases strategies *interactive flash card practice for facts profiles of (doubles x2, x4, and x8 facts) (build-up and build down for x6 and x9 facts) and (Count tens and think tens for x10 an

This is an interactive (Google Slides) multiplication fact practice with Origo based strategies: doubles (x2) double, double (x4) double, double, double (x8) build-up (x6) build-down (x9) and think-tens (x5.) This product includes: *numeracy skill development *Over 500 slides of fluency practice with Origo bases strategies *interactive flash card practice for facts profiles of (doubles x2, x4, and x8 facts) (build-up and build down for x6 and x9 facts) and (Count tens and think tens for x10 an

This product is an engaging digital activity that could be used as a center, homework, or spiral review. Activities: Understanding place value, composing and decomposing numbers, rounding on a number line, comparing numbers and ordering numbers.

The activities on these slides provides students with the practice that will help them understand the two main ideas of division: to determine the number of objects in each group when a set of objects is partitioned into equal shares or to determine the number of groups when set of objects is shared equally. These fun activities will allow the students use movable pieces, type, and use the scribble tool.

This product contains printable multiplication flash cards for x2, x4, x8, x5, x10, x6, and x9 facts.

This product has fluency quizzes for x2, x4, x8, x5, x 10, x6, and x9 facts.

Get your students engaged with this place value game! This game provides a fun way for students to practice composing and decomposing numbers.

In this activity, students will explore area of composite figures by building their own composite figures. Students will record their answers on the student work page and write about how to find the area of composite figures.

This is a student journal page to help students remember what fractions how and how to represent them using area models, length models, and set models. These pages are made up of halves, fourths, eighths, thirds, and sixths.

The activities on this slides gives students practice with located fractions on a number line .

If you are looking for your students/children to have fun yet meaningful practice with their multiplication facts, this resource is for you! Multiplication War is a low prep activity for the teacher, but tons of fun for the students!

A great resource to help students journal how to use different strategies such as array, area model, jumps on a number line, skip counting, and repeating addition/equal groups.