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Are your students tired of the same old ways of practicing multiplication facts? Change it up with a spinoff of Chutes and Ladders! Each turn, a student must solve a multiplication problem to roll the die. From there, the board decides their fate to go up the ladder or down a chute. First to the top wins! This print and go game is ready for you to use today! How To Use Independent centers Whole class practice Class incentive Math fact fluency

Do your students still ask you how to round? Are you looking for colorful visuals to catch students attention? These slides are an easy to use with engaging visuals to help your students learn all about rounding. This lesson gives students a chance to be hands on with the content and engage in effective strategies that will cement their understanding of rounding to both the nearest ten and hundred.

Teacher, how do I round again? This question will be asked a LOT less after teaching all about rounding with these fun and creatively visual posters that remind students the rules of rounding. Simply point to your wall or whiteboard, no extra words needed!

Multiplication here we come! With Bingo, your students will be ecstatic to review multiplication facts in an interactive way. Use three different boards so all the answers are mixed up for students. Easy to read bingo cards for you to display so students must solve before they mark the correct box. When To Use?CentersWhole Class InstructionReview

Do your students need some time to move around the classroom? Use this interactive egg hunt to get your student's stretching and get their brain's working on division and multiplication facts. This scavenger hunt can be used to practice math fact fluency as a center, a whole class, or as quick brain break.

Are your students still asking which one is area and how to find perimeter? Use these signs as a visual reminder for students to easily see in the classroom. These signs are complete with examples, formulas, and colorful visuals. Simply print and go!

Race for Time! Play an interactive game of how to tell time as a whole class or during small groups/centers. All your students need to play this simple game are dice and a hand-held mini geared clock. This is a great way for students to practice telling time in an interactive way.