Debi Weaver

Here are two ways to practice multiplication facts and one way for division. For multiplication there are charts to fill in. They can be placed in a page protector to be used more than once. Homework or in class, it is a self directed way to practice facts, once students understand how to use the chart. The second way to practice multiplication facts is a read aloud. Students read the problems out loud to a partner or silently to them selves. These can be cut apart and made into a little b

This 19 slide presentation has 12 examples to do with students. It also includes examples from the California Star Test. Vocabulary is included as well as a non-example and a definition.

This is a handout that has the steps for subtraction with regrouping and an example as well. There are 4 to a page. Print them out, cut them apart and the students have a handy reference guide.

Three steps to help students figure out less than or greater than problems. Symbol pictures included with steps. This file is pdf. There are four sets per page.

This is a one page word problem assignment. All problems are about a party. There are variety of operations. It is for third and fourth grade. I like this format and plan to make more.