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Elementary students will have a fun chance of reinforcing their understanding of the ones and tens places by grouping numbers of aliens in groups of 10 and writing down how many are left over. Students will better understand what whole numbers are and that they can be represented by written symbols and be represented in amounts of tens and ones. For more resources head on over to my website at EducationalResource.org.

This multiplication and division assignment comes with 3 worksheets that help reinforce fact families. The worksheets come with answer keys. On the back of each fact family assignment are four word problems that reinforce previously taught word problem skills. There is one single step word problem per operation. Each worksheet also comes with a corny joke that your students can have fun with. For more worksheets and lesson ideas, visit http://EducationalResource.org and my classroom site, h

In this multiplication and division word problems worksheet, students will solve 8 word problems. They are given room to show their work. The graphics are colorable for those who finish early. For more elementary math worksheets and activities, visit EducationalResource.org.

In this worksheet students will order 7 sets of 4 numbers from least to greatest; numbers 1-20. There is space for adding a student's time if you want to turn this into a speed fluency check. Find more educational resources at EducationalResource.org

Students find out what a witch's favorite subject is by solving a riddle.  In order to solve the riddles, they will need to find the products for 10 multiples of 10 questions. Also, students will fill out two multiplication and division fact family triangles

Students will first roll a number cube. This number will then let students know how many of the 10 animals need to be eliminated/subtracted. They will cross that many off. They will then create a number sentence to mathematically explain how they end up with fewer animals. For more educational resources visit EducationalResource.org

In this Halloween version of bingo, teachers can call either the quotient or the equation. There are 30 cards where the teacher calls the quotient and students find a valid equation and 30 cards where the teacher calls the equation and students find an equal quotient. The cards come with Halloween clip art that allows students to doodle or color in as well. This activity is great for the days leading up to and on Halloween when students become very spooky themselves. Want a multiplication ver

This was created for those couple of days leading up to Halloween, you know, when kids have gone "spooky" themselves. In this pack, teachers will get 60 bingo cards and two call sheets. The bingo cards are in two different stacks. One stack is for the teacher to call out the products and the students have to find the equations. The other stack has the teacher calling out the equations, while the students have to find the products. Each card is unique and there are 68 equations and products

I use this Bingo activity as a review of multiplication strategies in my 3rd-grade classroom. There are 30 student cards and a teacher call sheet. This activity reviews groups of, repeated addition, using number lines to multiply and arrays. There are 16 squares per card and 25 different squares in the game. This way each card is unique and not all kids have all possible answers. When a student gets "Bingo" I actually have them go "Mmmmm, Multiplication" as if multiplication tasted good. I

In this 1st grade math worksheet, students will determine which whole number is missing from a number sentence. First grade students will get an opportunity to demonstrate how whole numbers relate to each other in an equation. These numbers range from 1-20 and the math worksheet in a Valentine style, both font and imagery. There are 8 number sentence questions.

Elementary students will gain a better understanding of the addition property using this Thanksgiving Day activity. EducationalResource.org

This is a worksheet that contains three addition problems tied to an Easter theme. Students count the objects and then place the answer into the big Easter Egg.