Evil Math Wizard

This game teaches or reinforces multiplication arrays. Players take turns rolling the two dice and then coloring on the grid. The last person to fit their array on wins. The file has complete instructions, one variation, plus a grid to print out. Do you have other products that are related? Please check out all my multiplication activities! Is this available in a bundle? This activity is bundled with Ten Best Selling Multiplication Products for a 20% savings. Common Core Standards: 3.MD.5:

Want a fun way for students to get to know each other as well as review some basic math skills? Then just print, copy, and have your students cut, fold, and play. Cootie Catchers were big in my class last year and we found lots of ways to make and play them. How can I use this product? You can have students fill them out as partners or table groups. And then play together. There is also a blank one if you want your students to create their own. What is included? 1 pdf file with 7 pages * 2 pag

This is a simple one page math skills assessment for your students and parents to see how they have improved. I give this 20 minute timed test at the beginning of the year and at the end. Here is an editable version if you would like to adapt it to your teaching content and style. Perfect for any end of year reports. What is included? The 3 page MS Word file contains: • Cover page/notes/copyright info/teacher notes (2 pages) • 1 page math skills test starts with basic adding/subtracting to 3-4

Celebrate and mark the occasion when your learners have memorized all their multiplications facts by giving them this "Certification of Completion." What is included?1 pdf file with 6 pages • 3 pages of cover/copyright info/related products • 1 page of a black and white multiplication certificate • 1 page of a black and white division certificate • 1 page of a multiplication chart up to 12 x 12 Is this available in a bundle?This activity is bundled with Ten Best Selling Multiplication Products

This one page is great for your students to relate decimals to money. The 1.0 is one dollar bill. The 0.1 are dimes as well as equal tenths of the dollar bill. The 0.01 are pennies and are equal tenths of the tenths. Students can visualize the relationship between the 1.0, then 0.1, and the 0.01. How can I use this product?Print one page per student and have them cut all the pieces, to help them see the value of each. Use the pieces for comparing, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing de