Brooks Nook

Students will roll dice and fill up boxes to help create a division sentence. They will find quotients of numbers with up to two/three-digit dividends and one-digit divisors. There may or may not be a remainder. You can use this whole group, small group, or as centers. You can use any form of division strategy using this worksheet.

This is a fun activity to start with whole numbers and then work your way into decimals. This allows you to practice with standard, expanded and written form. This is a word document, so you can edit it to whichever works best for your students.

An interactive online game where students practice their multiplication skills. It is used for practice once they have learned multiplication (up to 12). They will compete with other students, and/or teachers for better scores in three rounds. This game can be found on ABCya.com.

This is a fun activity you can do whole group, or independently. Students will use their knowledge ordering numbers and decimals from least to greatest. They will use the corresponding letter with each number they order to fill in the missing word. They can then answer the word and share whole group or with a partner.

This is a fun worksheet to use as an early finisher or a brain break during testing.