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10 Question Google Form quiz to assess students' understanding of long division, including remainders. Questions such as: 126÷42578÷34And, more difficult questions such as 333÷37 (the divisor only fits into the whole dividend; this is covered in a Support Video). There are 2 questions like this. The terms dividend, divisor, and quotient are explained repeatedly in the Support Video, and 2 questions in the quiz assess these terms. Comes with 3 embedded Support Videos within the quiz!Students

Go visual! Students can grasp the concept by placing the decimals on a 10x10 grid. Answer key included! You can print this page black & white if you choose. The green background does not print on most settings, color or not (so you can conserve your precious copy budget!). This can be great for your reluctant students, or those who are extra motivated by colored pencils! Similar resources: All 4 operations! Save with the bundle: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing Decimals on a GridOr b

This 10 question Google Form quiz gives subtraction with remainders problems such as 84-67 & 71-28. All 10 questions practice regrouping. Ready to Use, but Customizable:You can change any aspect you’d like, such as: The wording of any questionHow many points the quiz is worth (it is currently set at 10)If students see results immediately or laterIf questions come in order or randomly (useful in computer lab settings)Assign with a link, by email, or within Google Classroom:This Google Form

Go visual! Students can grasp the concept by placing the decimals on a 10x10 grid. Answer key included! This page prints black & white. This can be great for your reluctant students, or those who are extra motivated by colored pencils! (colored pencils are needed for the coloring part) Similar resources: All 4 operations! Save with the bundle: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing Decimals on a GridOr buy individually. Adding Decimals on a GridSubtracting Decimals on a GridMultiplying Dec

Go visual! Students can grasp the concept by placing the decimals on a 10x10 grid. Answer key included! This page prints black & white. This can be great for your reluctant students, or those who are extra motivated by colored pencils! (colored pencils are needed for the coloring part) Similar resources: All 4 operations! Save with the bundle: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing Decimals on a GridOr buy individually. Adding Decimals on a GridSubtracting Decimals on a GridMultiplying Dec

Go visual! Students can grasp the concept by placing the decimals on a 10x10 grid. Answer key included! This page prints black & white. This can be great for your reluctant students, or those who are extra motivated by colored pencils! (colored pencils are needed for the coloring part) Similar resources: All 4 operations! Save with the bundle: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing Decimals on a GridOr buy individually. Adding Decimals on a GridSubtracting Decimals on a GridMultiplying Dec

This 10 question Google Form Quiz assesses student performance on standard 3.NBT.A.3 (I can multiply one-digit whole numbers by multiples of 10). Assign with a link, by email, or within Google Classroom:This Google Form is automatically graded!Perfect for distance learning!Scores come back in ready-made graphs that highlight trouble areas! This is the student performance data we’ve been dreaming of! Ready to Use, but Customizable:You can change any aspect you’d like, such as: The wording of any

Go visual! Students can grasp the concept by placing the decimals on a 10x10 grid. Answer key included! This page prints black & white. This can be great for your reluctant students, or those who are extra motivated by colored pencils! (colored pencils are needed for the coloring part) Similar resources: All 4 operations! Save with the bundle: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing Decimals on a GridOr buy individually. Adding Decimals on a GridSubtracting Decimals on a GridMultiplying Dec

Watch this game played!This game builds number sense and was inspired by the math thinking of Number Talks. The fewer steps you use to take your given number down to 0, the higher your score! Dice are used to generate random numbers that students will use to break down that number. It's called Divisibility Dice, but are there ways you can use addition and multiplication to eventually make your number smaller? This is a dice game; dice are required (and are not included in this digital download)

This 10 Question Google Form quiz assesses students' understanding of long division with 2 digit divisors. Questions such as: 126÷42578÷34And, more difficult questions such as 333÷37 (the divisor only fits into the whole dividend; this is covered in the Support Video). There are 2 questions like this. The terms dividend, divisor, and quotient are explained repeatedly in the Support Video, and 2 questions in the quiz assess these terms. Comes with a Support Video!Students won't be on their

10 Question Google Form Quiz on Dividing Decimals, with both Whole Number and Decimal Divisors, aligned to CCSS.5.NBT.B.7. Includes both problems such as 4.25÷5 & 4.25÷0.5.Contains problems with both tenths & hundredths. It grades itself! Assign with a link, by email, or within Google Classroom:This Google Form is automatically graded!Perfect for distance learning!Scores come back in ready-made graphs that highlight trouble areas! This is the student performance data we’ve been dreaming of!

This low floor, high ceiling math challenge explores square numbers. Give your students an easily accessible, yet deeply challenging way to learn about the meaning of square numbers. Great for Math Centers/Stations! Three of my favorite things are teaching, creating and playing board games. These three passions unite in my designs for fun, meaningful math games that grow your brain. Having been inspired by Growth Mindset and Jo Boaler, I strive to build number sense and mathematical thinking th

Can you imagine your students dividing by decimals? I can! Go visual! Students can grasp the concept by placing the decimals on a 10x10 grid. A page is given for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing (answer key included!) Just need 1? Find each operation separately for a cheaper price. Adding Decimals on a GridSubtracting Decimals on a GridMultiplying Decimals on a GridDividing Decimals on a GridThis can be great for your reluctant students, or those who are extra motivated by colored

Watch this game played! (previous version shown) 1. Set a 5 minute timer 2. Students roll 2 dice and use any operation to construct the given numbers. For the Repeat, they must get to that number a different way. 3. Now students work on the next column, rolling 3 dice to construct the numbers. Once the middle column is done, they roll 4 dice for the final column. There are many ways to get to 25. What if you could use any operation, but only have three numbers? Can you do it with a 2, 3, and a 5

Watch this game played!Finally, a dice game with meaningful choice and and mathematical thinking! This game builds number sense and understanding of area as students tactically place rectangles to fill a 10 x 10 grid. Students have 2 rerolls to mitigate large numbers rolled late in the game. To watch it played, clink the link above. Students roll 3 dice and keep 2, to choose the numbers that fit best for their current situation. Reflection questions are included to build thinking. Students can w

10 Question Google Form Quiz on Adding Decimals to Hundredths, aligned to CCSS.5.NBT.B.7. It grades itself! Assign with a link, by email, or within Google Classroom:This Google Form is automatically graded!Perfect for distance learning!Scores come back in ready-made graphs that highlight trouble areas! This is the student performance data we’ve been dreaming of! Ready to Use, but Customizable:You can change any aspect you’d like, such as: The wording of any questionHow many points the quiz is

The rules are simple: Roll 5 dice and keep 4. Use any of the operations to create a number sentence and record answer. Your next answer just needs to be larger than the last. How many times can you keep that going? (Hint: A lot, if you plan ahead). But watch out! You can only multiply once and divide once for each answer. How can you use addition and subtraction in there to achieve your goal? This game builds number sense and was inspired by the math thinking of Number Talks. This is a dice gam

Watch this game played!This game builds number sense and algebraic thinking as students tactically place dice to create equations. Rules are explained in the video. I’m Mr. Assessment. Three of my favorite things are teaching, creating and playing board games. These three passions unite in my designs for fun, meaningful math games that grow your brain. Having been inspired by Growth Mindset and Jo Boaler, I strive to build number sense and mathematical thinking through engaging challenges.

This video lesson shows students how to multiply multi-digit numbers such as 312x48.Simple, non-distracting format with bright color, as I show the steps in multiple examples. The lesson is highly visual and simplified, but also aims to teach mathematical thinking so students can engage with these problems at a high level. -Daniel at the Assessment Toolbox www.assessmenttoolbox.com

10 Question Google Form Quiz on Subtracting Decimals to Hundredths, aligned to CCSS.5.NBT.B.7. It grades itself! Assign with a link, by email, or within Google Classroom:This Google Form is automatically graded!Perfect for distance learning!Scores come back in ready-made graphs that highlight trouble areas! This is the student performance data we’ve been dreaming of! Ready to Use, but Customizable:You can change any aspect you’d like, such as: The wording of any questionHow many points the qui