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This foldable provides instructions and examples for finding the prime factorization of a number using the factor tree method and the ladder diagram method. Additional notes, practice and homework problems are now included. Print on both sides, flip on short edge. Don't forget to rate me to earn your TPT credits and follow me to be the first to see my new products and discounts. Contact me with any questions! :)Visit my store to see my other products. Like me on Facebook.Follow me on Pinterest.

Use this foldable to teach or review all four decimal operations. Practice page and answer key provided. Don't forget to rate me to earn your TPT credits and follow me to be the first to see my new products and discounts. Contact me with any questions! :)Visit my store to see my other products. Like me on Facebook.Follow me on Pinterest. Check out my other Number Sense products on TPT: Divisibility Rules Foldable for Interactive Math Notebook Add Subtract Fractions unlike denominators Foldable

Print this page out for students to work together in partners. Laminate and use markers to make a reusable center. A pair of 6-sided dice should be rolled. Students then solve their problem and explain the solution to their partner. They should get the same solution. For example: Partner A rolls a 6 and partner B rolls a 2. Partner A solves the problem located in column 6, row 2. Partner B solves the problem located in column 2, row 6. Both problems will have the same solution. Don't forget to r

Use this foldable to teach students three different methods for finding the Least Common Multiple: listing multiples, finding the prime factorization and lining up common prime factors, and using a ladder diagram. Also included on a separate printout are 12 practice problems. Don't forget to rate me to earn your TPT credits and follow me to be the first to see my new products and discounts. Contact me with any questions! :)Visit my store to see my other products. Like me on Facebook.Follow me on

This foldable includes a review of multiplication using area models, partial products and the standard algorithm. I have found that many of my 6th graders struggle with multiplication so I find it necessary to review this before beginning multiplying numbers that include decimals. (6.NS.3) Simply print two-sided, flipped on the long edge. Fold so that bottom title is still shown and cut on the dotted lines. Talk through the 3 given methods and examples for multiplication and then complete the “

This foldable includes the identity property of multiplication, the commutative property, the associative property and the distributive property. Aligned with 6.EE.4. Print two-sided, flip on the short side. Fold on the solid line, then cut on the dotted lines. Version with blanks and completed version provided. Don't forget to rate me to earn your TPT credits and follow me to be the first to see my new products and discounts. Contact me with any questions! :)Visit my store to see my other pro

Use this printable foldable to teach or review finding GCF and LCM of two numbers using the ladder diagram method. Completed version included. Also includes practice problems. Don't forget to rate me to earn your TPT credits and follow me to be the first to see my new products and discounts. Contact me with any questions! :)Visit my store to see my other products. Like me on Facebook.Follow me on Pinterest. Check out my other Number Sense products on TPT: Divisibility Rules Foldable for Inter

This foldable is the first foldable I use in my 6th grade interactive math notebook after my table of contents and unit opener is set up. Completed version and version with blanks included. Simply print two sided, flipped on the long side. You may choose to keep it intact and cut the flaps or cut each rule apart. Don't forget to rate me to earn your TPT credits and follow me to be the first to see my new products and discounts. Contact me with any questions! :)Visit my store to see my other pro

Use this foldable to review area models, partial quotients, and the standard algorithm for multi-digit division with remainders. Provides example problems and problems to do together with teacher. Print two-sided, flipped on the short edge and then simple fold and cut on the dotted lines. Answer key is provided. Additional page included with 27 practice problems.

This cut and go puzzle requires students to the percent of a number. No integer operation knowledge is needed so this is perfect for upper elementary/early middle school. Aligned to 6th grade common core math standards. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even in interactive notebooks to practice finding percent of a number. I have used many cut and paste activities throughout the years and noticed that some students struggle to get started. To help with this I have added the wor

Print these cards out, cut and laminate to make a lasting center. Put in a sandwich container to make it fun, or simply store in a plastic bag. Students should select a sandwich and following directions on the sandwich. When they are finished with the problem they can simply turn over their sandwich to check their work. Students can work independently or compete to collect the most sandwiches. The answers are provided here on alternating pages, simply flip over preceding page and print on the ba

Fun way for students to practice subtracting two-digit numbers! Print this page out for students to work together in partners. Laminate and use markers to make a reusable center. A pair of 6-sided dice should be rolled. Students then solve their problem and explain the solution to their partner. They should get the same solution. For example: Partner A rolls a 6 and partner B rolls a 2. Partner A solves the problem located in column 6, row 2. Partner B solves the problem located in column 2, row

Print this page out for students to work together in partners. Laminate and use markers to make a reusable center. A pair of 6-sided dice should be rolled. Students then solve their problem and explain the solution to their partner. They should get the same solution. For example: Partner A rolls a 6 and partner B rolls a 2. Partner A solves the problem located in column 6, row 2. Partner B solves the problem located in column 2, row 6. Both problems will have the same solution. Don't forget to r

Print these cards out, cut and laminate to make a lasting center. Put in a sandwich container to make it fun, or simply store in a plastic bag. Students should select a sandwich and following directions on the sandwich. When they are finished with the problem they can simply turn over their sandwich to check their work. Students can work independently or compete to collect the most sandwiches. The answers are provided here on alternating pages, simply flip over preceding page and print on the ba

Print this page out for students to work together in partners. Laminate and use markers to make a reusable center. A pair of 6-sided dice should be rolled. Students then solve their problem and explain the solution to their partner. They should get the same solution. For example: Partner A rolls a 6 and partner B rolls a 2. Partner A solves the problem located in column 6, row 2. Partner B solves the problem located in column 2, row 6. Both problems will have the same solution. Don't forget to r

These print and go mini posters provide students with a great visual reference tool to see the multiples for numbers from 2 to 12 at a glance. Post them in your classroom and refer to them often to increase multiplication fact fluency.

Print these cards out, cut and laminate to make a lasting center. Put in a sandwich container to make it fun, or simply store in a plastic bag. Students should select a sandwich and following directions on the sandwich. When they are finished with the problem they can simply turn over their sandwich to check their work. Students can work independently or compete to collect the most sandwiches. The answers are provided here on alternating pages, simply flip over preceding page and print on the ba