Educator SK

Are you looking for ideas to teach multiplication? Do you want to teach multiplication in various ways using arrays, repeated addition, and groups? This multiplication guide will give you 50 PAGES of multiplication guided practices, mixed review, and timed quizzes! I tried it out in my room and it worked so well that I decided to share it with you! So enjoy!

Looking for a multiplication guide that has notes with pictures and words? What about multiplication with word problems, tables, skip counting, arrays, equal groups, and pictographs? With Mr. Blob’s Multiplication Guide, students will see how it connects to multiplication. Here's exactly what you will find in this guide: * Page 1 has multiplication terms and examples for math journals. * Pages 2-24 are meant to be done during whole group as a way to introduce multiplication and variab

Here are multiplication notes that your students can glue into their journals as a resource. These notes are from Mr. Blob's Multiplication Guide.

Halloween Math Coloring is for grades K-2. It has 6 pages of math coloring. It includes adding within 20, subtracting within 20, mixed facts, and counting.

Tired of the same old boring word problems for your students? Well look no further! Mr. Blob's silly word problems are silly but they involve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Plus, the silly word problems include a rampaging monster demanding to get paid $3.56 to stop and a mayor who only has a $5.00 bill! Curious to see more?

It's 27 pages of mixed review pages and multiplication timed quizzes. The mixed review pages include solving multiplication problems, coloring, finding the missing factor, and variables/unknowns in multiplication number sentences. Also, students will compare multiplication expressions with addition and subtraction expressions.

If you are looking for teacher guided and independent work for teaching the factors of 0, 1, and 2, look no further! There are word problems, a pictograph, fact families, matching, and problems like: If 1 x 10 = n, then n stands for ___.2 + 2 + 2 = ___ x 27 x ___ = 0 The free resources also include 1 set of quizzes.