Craig Mason

A great way to reinforce and practice your ruler skills! This PowerPoint shows different objects next to a ruler. Your students have to read the ruler and figure out the length. They will encounter measurements up to 1/4". Also included are objects starting at other positions on the ruler. Menu Includes: To the Inch To the Half Inch To the Quarter Inch Conversions

This PowerPoint can be used with the whole class or as an individual computer station. Simply choose from the menu, read the clock(s), say the time, then check your answer by using your arrow key or simply clicking the screen. My students have loved using this for independent practice, quizzing partners and as 'around the world'. Categories included: Time to the Hour Time to the Half Hour Time to 5 minutes Time to the minute

After spending 30 hours in a common core math training and spending a year teaching common core, I sat down over the course of 3 months and created an assessment that covers each of the common core standards. Each assessment has between 4 and 10 questions, requiring deep thought and analysis for demonstrating knowledge of the concept. Each assessment includes an answer key for ease of grading and assistance in introducing the topics. I have also included additional assessments for some of the

Students need practice learning their times tables? This interactive PowerPoint allows students to choose the facts they wish to practice and gives instant feedback on the answer. It's quite simple, really: think of this as an electronic version of flashcards. I've used this as an independent station and also as 'Around the World'. Menu Includes: Isolated Multiplication Facts 2 - 12 Combination Fact Review

The game board is fully interactive. When you select a number, it will disappear, leaving only the remaining numbers in the game. There is also a scoreboard so the students can keep track of the number of questions they have asked. Directions for play are included, but here's a quick rundown... Player 1 chooses a number, but doesn't say what it is. Player 2 asks questions until he has eliminated all other numbers. The types of questions asked are up to the teacher/student. Example: "Is the my

Students need practice learning their addition facts? This interactive PowerPoint allows students to choose the facts they wish to practice and gives instant feedback on the answer. It's quite simple, really: think of this as an electronic version of flashcards. I've used this as an independent station and also as 'Around the World'. Menu Includes: Isolated Multiplication Facts 1-10 Combination Fact Review

Do your students know their multiplication facts? Can they count by multiples? This is an interactive maze that allows students to practice their multiples from 2-9. Each maze is unique in its path from start to finish. There are 3 different mazes for each multiple, for a total of 24 different interactive mazes. But that's not all! You'll also have a blank template that can be printed out. Give it to your students and they can create their own mazes and share them with friends. My students a

Connect Four is a universal game we've all grown up with. Here, the students roll their dice and subtract the two numbers to see which number on the game board they will cover up. The first player to cover four connecting numbers is the winner! Includes: A black line master Easy to follow rules

Connect Four is a universal game we've all grown up with. Here, the students roll their dice and add the two numbers to see which number on the game board they will cover up. The first player to cover four connecting numbers is the winner! Includes: A black line master Easy to follow rules