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Function tables use input and output numbers that follow a pattern or rule. Students will need to utilize the information given in each table to determine the missing number(s) and identify the rule each table follows. Once they’ve had a chance to practice, students can show what they know about number patterns by completing the Number Sentences Independent Practice assignment. Includes: 23 Function Table Cards (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) 1 Fun

ITEMS INCLUDED IN PACK: 1. 15 task cards on reading and analyzing charts and graphs  These 15 task cards were designed to help students practice reading various types of charts and graphs. Each task card has a different graph and corresponding set of 3 to 5 math questions. Students will be required to analyze the information presented on the graph and answer the questions using math skills such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The questions and graphs vary in diffic

This activity will provide great practice and review for fact families. Students have to analyze the set of numbers provided, decide which one does not belong, and then list the multiplication and division fact for the family.

Here’s an easy way to incorporate a little more extension or review of number patterns. Each task card starts a number pattern. Students are tasked with completing the next 3 numbers of the pattern and, depending on the level of your students, determining the type of pattern used. Two Student Response Sheets have been included in order for you to differentiate the activity to meet the needs of your students. One simply has the student complete the next 3 numbers of the pattern, while the o

This pack includes: • 25 task cards and a cover card *Each task card lists clues (or criteria) for a number. Students must choose from a list of 5 numbers which one(s) fit the specified clues. *Since many of the cards have more than one correct answer, students must use their logic and reasoning skills to filter through the information presented in order to find all possible answers. • Student Response Sheet • Answer key :)

The perfect activity to practice using fact families. The activities are tiered so that students will be challenged at the appropriate level. Students will remain engaged as they play the game and learn more about how to use fact families.

These puzzles are a great way to practice multiplication! They're easy to use and fun for your students! Multiple uses include: math center, remediation, take-home practice, early-finisher activity, etc. Just be sure to print 2 of each page so you can keep one as the answer key :)

These activities will help your students have a better understanding of addition and subtraction (with and without regrouping), as well as recognize even and odd numbers. Students will first have to solve the addition/subtraction problems, and then color the even or odd-numbered path from the starting line to the finish line. A plan listing the varied uses of the activities is also included, as well as the answer keys. :)

Students can exhibit their math knowledge by choosing an option from the menu. The product choices allow them to use their imagination and creativity along with showcasing their content knowledge. It's a great way to maintain students' interest and motivation!