Cameron Abrams

Looking for a great way to review multiplication and division within 100, addition and subtraction within 1,000 and estimation? These task cards have you covered! These task cards are geared toward the 3rd grade Common Core standards but are great as an extension for 2nd graders and review for 4th graders. Task cards are a great way for students to practice and review fractions. Task cards have a variety of uses: as a guided math or math workshop rotation or station, use in a small group or

**UPDATED 5/17/18 Looking for a fun whole-class or small group game? I Have, Who Has is the perfect activity for you. With 24 multiplication cards, students will stay engaged with this "chain-reaction" type game to practice their multiplication facts. Black and White and color versions are both available for easy printing. Perfect for use whole-group, small group or even for independent work. A total of 6 versions are included: Facts through 100 (black and white) Facts through 100 (color) Fa

This 4 page activity is the perfect way to teach and practice the relationship between multiplication and division and how to use fact families to solve for an unknown. Use as a teaching tool, homework, review or independent practice. This contains a modeled instruction page and a practice page for both creating fact families and using fact families to solve for an unknown.