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Classwork to check and see if students understand how to compare fractions with and without the same denominator. (Cross multiplying)

Division can be a tricky concept for some kids. They need LOTS of practice with the strategy that works for them. Whether that be making groups (sharing), skip counting, making arrays, or repeated subtraction, this game helps students practice basic division. There are several ways to utilize this product. * use the cards with partners and white boards to practice strategies * use the cards as flashcards * use the cards to relate division to multiplication * use the cards to practice m

Using the key terms for the basic operations, students sort these terms, such as quotient, product, sum, and how many more, into the correct category (add., sub., multi, div.). Great for EOG/EOC time! Helps students distinguish between the type of word problem they are reading.

Students practice balancing equations (3+3=2+N) using these cards. Make this a board game or just a flash card practice game. Students can use the cards or white board to solve the equations.

Students practice their multiplication facts (1-12) using clocks. This hands-on activity will help those students that are tactile and are struggling with their facts. Includes directions, clocks 1-12, clock hands, and products to cut apart and place around the clocks.

Math Works is an independent math station in which students work on concepts from weeks past, to ensure their mastery of the concept. This is a great product to assess whether or not your students understand the concept you are teaching! They use their knowledge of comparing numbers to decide which box has the number with the greatest value.Students must be careful to notice the algorithm's sign because they are mixed. Students must then explain why the answer they chose is greater th

Multiplying and dividing by 12 can be a tricky concept for some kids. They need LOTS of practice with the strategy that works for them. Whether that be making groups (sharing), skip counting, making arrays, or repeated subtraction, this game helps students practice basic division. There are several ways to utilize this product. * use the cards with partners and white boards to practice strategies * use the cards as flashcards * use the cards to relate division to multiplication * use the cards

Have your students practice their multiplication facts with these fun winter fact cards. They will practice all their facts up to x12's (except x0 and x1). Document includes: * 42 multiplication cards * 3 game directions (flash cards, game board, multiplication war) * answer key Enjoy!