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Print these double-sided array flash cards out for a common core aligned way to help your students memorize their multiplication facts. There are blank pages for your students to fill out and create their own flash cards. If you are looking for a Google/PowerPoint digital version, click here. How can I use this product?Print on card stock, cut, laminate and add to your math skills center. Or print out blank pages and have a center for your students to create their own flash cards. Can be prin

I noticed that my 4-5th grade students needed some more experience with multiplication arrays or area models. Also because I had a wide range of learners, I created this set of 32 array task cards for multiplication to start at a beginning level and then slowly working up to an advanced level so I could have different students start at different places. The cards introduce solving multiplication problems by building arrays with Base Ten Blocks, from one digit x one digit to two digits x two digi

Using US money for math is engaging for students. Along with coin recognition and counting money, these 20 task cards use money to reinforce math skills such as odd/even, patterns, combinations, probability, adding/subtracting, logic, and extra thinking. The questions transition from easier to harder so you can differentiate. How is this product different from the other TPT products?Most money task cards show coins and have students count them or solve simple word problems, which are great for i

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Cuisenaire Roads are the answer. This complete collection of 76 play mats helps students explore adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, and fractions! Because the play mats are for grades 3-5, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet protectors, gather up some Cuisenaire Rods and you have a complete engaging and independe

These interactive virtual manipulative are perfect for you to demonstrate, teach, and review fractions from introducing, adding/subtracting, equivalent, sorting and comparing! Three different models: circle, squares, and bars. Each model includes 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 1/12. The pieces are translucent so you can layer them. You can share your screen in Zoom using these interactive slides in Google or PowerPoint; your students will be engaged and amazed! You can also make a

This set of number square or math tiles cards challenge your students to go beyond the standard routine, using logic and reasoning skills. The cards progress from simple three digit addition to four and five digit subtraction (through zeros), so easy to differentiate. Self-checking. What is the goal?The goal of these cards is for your students to see beyond the routine and think about how adding and subtracting works. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert

Are your students struggling to memorize their multiplication facts? Why not have them play these games. They won't even know that they are learning their facts! There are two versions of each game (5, 10, 2, 4, 8, 3, 6, 9, and 7; one for a 6 sided dice and one for a ten sided dice (0-9). Students roll the dice and multiply by the number and then cover that number. Whoever covers four in a row wins! But there are additional games to help with multiplicative thinking. Players roll the dice, and

These interactive virtual manipulative slide models are perfect for you to demonstrate, teach, and review partial quotients as they related to multiplication. Helps transition to the standard algorithm. Can also be used to break-down division. You can use these interactive slides in Google or PowerPoint; your students will be engaged and amazed! This demonstration teacher tool uses different models that transition - Starts with lengths & widths (2 digits x 2 digits)Fill in lengths & widths with

This multiplication matching cards activity will help students see multiplication in different ways: repeated addition, groups, arrays, expressions, skip counting, story problems, words, and area models. There is one page (with each of the 8 representations) for each multiplication fact, starting from 1 x 2 up to 10 x 10. Multiplication Facts Representations Matching Cards Arrays Repeated Addition How can I use this product?Print out the materials, cut out, and possibly laminate. Then the cards

Math Tiles 20 Order of Operations Square Tile Cards - This set of number puzzle cards provides order of operations practice for your students, but they are challenging and require logic, perseverance, and a deep understanding of adding, subtraction, multiplication, and division. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets/laminate, and your students can use the number squares on them. Or you can print them out and have your students glue o

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Square Inch tiles are the answer. This complete collection of 50 play mats helps students explore rows and columns, arrays, area model, and area and perimeter, even some with fractions. Because the play mats are for grades 3-5, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet protectors, gather up some square inch tiles and you have a

This set of 24 task cards will help your students with figuring out what to do with the remainder when dividing. The questions us real life examples and pictures. Perfect for math centers or activities. I created these for a dividing session of our 4th grade boot camp, for 4.OA.3. How can I use this product?I have used task cards as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. What is included?1 pdf file with 14 pages * 3 pages of cover sheet/co

Math Tiles 20 Visualizing Multiplication Square Tile Cards - This set of number square cards shows your students various ways to see multiplication: groups, bars, number lines, and objects. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets/laminate, and your students can use the number squares on them. Or you can print them out and have your students glue on the number squares. You can also purchase the app Stick Around and solve each card with

Area and Perimeter Math Puzzle Tiles 20 Cards - This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice figuring out area and perimeter. They will also need to use algebraic thinking to solve . These cards progress from easier (with grids) to more difficult (rectangular shapes w/o grids). How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets/laminate, and your students can use the number squares on them. Or you can print them out and have yo

This set of number puzzle cards provides multiplying fractions practice for your students, but they are challenging and require logic, perseverance, and a deep understanding of fractions. Ten puzzles are with and without models of whole number times a fraction. Ten puzzles are with and without models of fraction times a fraction. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can have these available through Google Classroom or copied to each students Google Drive. Each card uses number square

This two - four player game helps students get to know each other, and have some simple math fun. Perfect for a Back to School math activity. Before starting the game, each player fills out a questionnaire with numbers as answers, like how many letters in your first name or how many pets do you have. These questions are used in the board game. When a player lands on a "Guess My Number" circle, they need to guess their opponent's answer to move forward along the path to the Finish Circle. We jus

I created this slideshow/movie/presentation/pdf file to introduce and define arrays to my 2-3rd grade students. There are 52 slides/pages that takes students from guessing the amounts they see by piles, then groups, and the rows. I use real photos of toys, buttons, coins, candy to show different arrays. I also challenge my learners by asking them to come up with all the possible arrays for 16 toy cars. How can I use this product? I have showed this to my whole class and then followed it up wi

This editable PowerPoint slide deck provides everything you need to help your students use place value charts online for: building; comparing; adding and subtracting; and multiplying and dividing (by 10, 100) using whole numbers from one digit to millions. Different models are used: base ten blocks, numbered disks, and circles. Perfect for distance learning. You can lead a whole class discussion, use for small groups, even make individual assignments because you can make copies of each slide and

Math Tiles 20 Visualizing Fractions Square Tile Cards - This set of number square cards shows your students various ways to see fractions: shapes, groups, and arrays. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets/laminate, and your students can use the number squares on them. Or you can print them out and have your students glue on the number squares. You can also purchase the app Stick Around and solve each card with an iPad! Each card uses

Multiplication Facts Passport motivates students to learn their facts. This print and staple multiplication passport creates a checklist/booklet that helps your students learn and memorize their multiplication facts (up to 12 x 12) over the summer (or any time). How can I use this product?Just print, cut in 1/2 and staple to make a booklet for each student to take home and practice their multiplication facts. Perfect for the end of year math time for them to assemble and decorate the cover. What