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Students match arrays to repeated addition sentences and groups/columns. I used this as both an assessment and a center!

4 Centers focusing on understanding arrays. Draw the array, array word problems, how many columns, how many rows?, and repeated addition sentences. Just print, cut, and engage students with them! Includes: 4 sets that include the directions and cards to complete the activity! (Word Problems, Arr-ace Ya!, Array Analysis, and Arrayzing Arrays)

interactive whiteboard**** Use with comprehension, spelling, vocabulary, math facts, anything! Multiple templates included. Assign each of your groups as a color. The teams can advance to a new base if they answer correctly, and fall back if wrong. Any rules are possible, even stealing bases!! It is a fun and interactive way to involve friendly competition and engaged minds into your lesson. *Specific Templates made for: -spelling, vocabulary, and comprehension *Includes one blank template fo

Students will analyze and connect to arrays in 5 different ways!

Cards for students to quiz each other with. May be used during Quiz-Quiz Trade, or at different centers. Cut them out and laminate for multiple uses! Or just distribute to students to assess each other on their own. (identify which clock shows a particular time, draw in the hands of a clock to show a particular time, discussion questions, and choose between 2 different times)

These cards are aligned with Blooms Taxonomy! They are question starters that can be used with all subjects to ensure complete understanding of any concept!

Students will cut and glue minutes to the hours on the clock.