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This sort is for students struggling to recognize the different operations within word problems. It is not for actual practice of the operations, but rather, a tool to use to help them recognize the language. This is perfect for students with IEPs, or those students who struggle with math vocabulary. It would also be a good introduction to mixed word problems.

This is a simple dice game that students can play individually or in pairs. The purpose of this game is to aid in mastering basic 1-9 multiplication facts. My second graders absolutely loved playing this game!

This activity allows students to show off their skills at modeling a multiplication fact, using the main strategies enforced through Engage NY/Eureka Math in the beginning of third grade. Strategies include using equal groups, a tape diagram, a number bond, and an array. There is also a spot to write related facts to demonstrate the commutative property and the relationship between multiplication and division.