Dailey Math Magic

TEKS 4.2B This scavenger hunts includes 16 cards to test the students knowledge of place value with whole numbers and decimals. Students will be given cards with word/written form, expanded form or expanded notation and must find their matching number in standard form. Some cards have an added challenge in terms of not being in the correct place value order - they must be careful with their order! Instead of a scavenger hunt, this may be used as normal task cards.

TEKS 4.4D This scavenger hunts includes 24 cards for students to practice three-digit by one-digit multiplication. An answer recording sheet is provided, but is not required for use. Instead of a scavenger hunt, this may be used as normal task cards.

TEKS 4.4D This scavenger hunts includes 24 cards for students to practice two-digit by one-digit multiplication. An answer recording sheet is provided, but is not required for use. Instead of a scavenger hunt, this may be used as normal task cards.

TEKS 4.4A This scavenger hunts includes 20 cards for students to practice adding and subtracting whole numbers and decimals. An answer recording sheet is provided, but is not required for use. Instead of a scavenger hunt, this may be used as normal task cards.

TEKS 4.4D This scavenger hunts includes 20 cards for students to practice three-digit by one-digit multiplication. An answer recording sheet is provided, but is not required for use. Instead of a scavenger hunt, this may be used as normal task cards.

TEKS 4.2B Do you love to play memory match? This product has 16 cards for a total of 8 matches. Students get to practice with place value with these cards and they must match a number in standard form to its matching expanded form, expanded notation, word form, OR description card.

Financial literacy can be tricky, but it can also be fun! Here is a profit project that your students can do. The file is on Microsoft Word so you can edit it to fit your students needs. TEKs covered: 4.10B calculate profit in a given situation 4.4A add and subtract whole numbers and decimals to the hundredths place using the standard algorithm

Need a way to practice multiplication facts in a fun way? This version of "I Have Who Has" gets your students practicing their multiplication facts for their 5’s, 6’s, 7’s, 8’s, 9’s, 10’s, 11’s, and 12’s