Evil Math Wizard

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

This is a collection of ALL current number number square tiles! I create more as I need them... What is the benefit of owning the bundle?Price - Save money when you buy the bundle! It is discounted and less money than buying all the cards separately! Fun and Different - My math square cards provide a fun, engaging, and deep thinking exploration of basic math skills.Evolving - As I create more puzzles you will have access to the new ones, for free!How can I use this collection?As a math center, y

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

24 Adding and Subtracting Task Cards - This set of farm animal task cards give your students more experience solving word problems. Perfect for CC standard 2.NBT.5. The answer sheets include a cover to make a handy booklet. How can I use this product?This set of task cards can be used for a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or as a whole group activity. How is this different from other task cards?I include an answer sheet that lets your students answer in four dif

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

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

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

20 Algebra Puzzle Task Cards - This set of algebra puzzle task cards give your students an introduction to algebra, by using pictures to represent numbers. The cards are self-correcting, as each box on the card can only have one of the number squares (0-9). Includes some Kwanzaa and Chanukuh images. Now includes iPad versions!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. You can

Math Tiles 20 Dividing Fractions Square Tile Cards - This set of number puzzle cards provides dividing 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 divided by a fraction. Ten puzzles are with models of fraction divided by a fraction. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets/laminate, and

This set of photo task cards give your students a chance to see real life examples of probability. The cards progress from simple to more difficult. I also include 9 photos to introduce probability and two worksheets with answer keys. How can I use this product?I use the photos at the beginning to introduce and talk about probability. And then set the task cards up as a math center. I would then follow up with the two worksheets as homework or an assessment. What is included?1 pdf file with 43

Algebra Weight Logic Math Task Cards 20 Logic Task Cards - This set of logic task cards give your students a chance to have some fun with figuring out the values of each object based on how much they weigh. The cards progress from simple to more difficult. How can I use this product?This set of task cards can be used for a math center. What is included?1 pdf file with 17 pages * 2 pages of cover/copyright info/and teacher notes * 1 page of instructions to display at the math center * 10 card

This is a MS Word file (fully editable) that I used to do a quick check-in with my kindergarten students on how well they are doing identifying shapes both 2D & 3D. It's a verbal assessment where I ask questions like "Point to all the triangles" or "What shape is to the left of the small triangle?" How can I use this product? You can use this resource for a quick way to check understanding. What is included? 1 MS Word file with 5 pages * 2 pages of cover/copyright info/and teacher notes * 1 p

Math Tiles 20 Visualizing Arrays Square Tile Cards - This set of number square cards challenge your students to go beyond the standard routine. The cards progress from basic arrays to thinking about arrays algebraically, so easy to differentiate. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets, and your students can use the number squares on them. Alternatively, you can also print them out and have your students glue on the number squares. Eac

Math Tiles 20 Visualizing Division Square Tile Cards - This set of number square cards shows your students various ways to see division: groups, arrays, 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 an iPad! E

Real Life Numbers Around Us Photo Task Cards 60 Number Photo Cards - This set of photo task cards give your students a chance to see real life numbers in everyday situations. The cards progress from one digit to millions. I also include 10 activity sheets to go with the photo cards. The goal of these cards is for your students to see numbers all around them and then to easily do mental math to add 10, subtract 10, multiply by 10, etc. So their whole world is a math activity! How can I use this

Money Math Puzzle Tiles 20 Cards - This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice counting, adding, and subtracting. They will also need to use algebraic thinking to solve the second half of cards. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: All US coins. 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

Two worksheets (I prefer to call them think sheets) that assess adding and subtracting (up to three digits). One sheet is to check basic skills and the other is to check application of adding, by asking questions about ice cream cone sales. How can I use this product?You can use this resource for a quick way to check understanding, as well as to see how well your students can apply their math skills in challenging and real-life ways. What is included?1 pdf file with 6 pages * 2 pages of cover/co