Brainy Bugs

9 color spinners to use with probability units. Just use a pencil and paper clip in the center and they become spinners to explore probability, fair and unfair games and more!

Arrgh! Teaching probability to your class just became more fun! This packet includes 12 pages of probability activities like: X marks the spot dice game, Argh game (like Pig), Capture the Pirates instructions and game board, likely and unlikely statements and more. My students absolutely love these activities!

This includes 9 pages to help introduce and practice multiplying two-digit by one digit numbers. There are two posters and practice sheets. There are two different methods for multiplying introduced.

Aliens and fractions are two things kids love! This packet includes a fraction kit to make, two game ideas, a quiz, comparing aliens using fraction statements and a fun alien fraction hunt. It is 10 pages long and oh so fun.

Are you ready for summer? Help the students get through the last few days of school with these activities. There are 7 pages of activities. Included is a word search, word scramble, two writing topics, an outdoor scavenger hunt and short math review. Summertime Splash!

This math journal has many uses! You could print it off and use it just how it is or use bits and pieces of it as you like. There are pages to keep track of math vocabulary, daily math numbers/problems, and a page to write story problems. There are 20 pages total, with 3 different pages. The total 20 pages are repeats of the same 3 pages, in a journal form. Organize your math with this math journal!

Mini flashcards for the 36 multiplication facts that students need to learn (including flip-flops). These flashcards are mini, so you students can take them anywhere. Included is also a weekly multiplication fact study log for students to keep track of practicing at home.

3-Digit Subtraction With and Without Regrouping Included are 4 centers for subtraction practice. Cut out and laminate the pictures. Put them in an envelope. Make copies of the worksheets for each child. Students complete each center by rotating around, picking a card and solving the subtraction problem. This is a great way to review 3-digit subtraction with your students.