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Students play this St. Patrick's Day game while practicing the essential skill of comparing fractions using cross multiplication. Game includes: 2 directions cards, 18 playing cards, answer key, and a game board.

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

Making Ten is essential for the Mathematics Common Core's K-2 standards. Making ten is a great strategy for students to understand odd and even, addition and subtraction, and begin using mental math when mastering adding and subtraction fluency. In this lesson, teachers should have already taught the skill of making ten using ten frames and introducing number bonds. Students will take this understanding to a new level. Students use their knowledge of the number 10 to solve missing addends ad

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.

Want to make your life with Common Core easier!?! Here is a packet that can help! Each part of the Common Core Essential Standards for Mathematics has been broken apart (Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Number and Operations in Base Ten, Number and Operations: Fractions, Measurement and Data, and Geometry). ***This is ONLY the Operations & Algebraic Thinking*** The entire packet you purchase will include: • All 6 quick Reference Guide to the standards. • All 6 sets of the standard cards to di

Use these cards with a game board to practice multiplication facts.