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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

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

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

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

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

Based on my best seller. I noticed that my 4-5th grade students needed some more experience with multiplication arrays or area models, and since I had a wide range of learners I created this set of 32 area model Google ready task cards 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

Are your students struggling to memorize their multiplication facts? Do they lack the resources to practice often and everywhere? Mine too! We would play games, talk about strategies, share tips, but they still needed to practice on their own and anywhere! So I created this little pocket practice sheet - one for every fact. The sheet includes an array model of each one, to help students visualize. Students write their notes and strategies, fold it, and now it's small and portable, so they can

Are your students struggling to memorize their multiplication facts? Do they lack the resources to practice often and everywhere? Mine too! We would play games, talk about strategies, share tips, but they still needed to practice on their own and anywhere! So I created these interactive Slide and Solve sets. There are three options: two for "To Understand" and one for "To Know." For "To Understand" your students can either use the models for each multiplication fact, or write their own model.

These 40 number (1 to 584,679) sheets can be used to reinforce, review, and challenge number knowledge. The collection progresses from basic single digits to challenging hundred thousand. The numbers review the following: Factors/MultiplesFactor TreesArraysExpanding ItComparingFact FamiliesRoundingModelingAdding/SubtractingScientific NotationOdd/Even/Prime/CompositeAnd more…NOTE: Each sheet doesn't cover all of the above topics, but progresses through them. FULL ANSWER KEY INCLUDED! How can I us

Math Tiles 20 Adding and Subtracting Fractions Square Tile Cards - This set of number puzzle cards provides fractions practice for your students, but they are challenging and require logic, perseverance, and a deep understanding of fractions. First three puzzles are with models for adding and subtracting with common denominators. Then increases in difficulty to without models but still with common denominators, then to uncommon denominators (but simple like 1/2s and 1/8s), and finally to more co

Improper to Proper and Proper to Improper Fraction Number Square Tiles 20 Cards - These number puzzles provide converting fractions to improper and proper practice for your students. The cards progress in complexity. Your students can really see the progression and how the algorithm works. They are challenging and require logic, perseverance, and a deep understanding of fractions. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print (laminate) and provide number tiles (print version includ

Adding and Subtracting Decimal Number Square Tiles 20 Cards - This set of number puzzle cards will help your students with place value, concepts, and understanding the procedure, including tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Adding and Subtracting Decimals Number Square Tile Puzzles Print version How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print (laminate) and provide number tiles (print version included or ideas to make or purchase).

Math Tiles 20 Adding and Subtracting Fractions Square Tile Cards - This set of number puzzle cards provides fractions practice for your students, but they are challenging and require logic, perseverance, and a deep understanding of fractions. First three puzzles are with models for adding and subtracting with common denominators. Then increases in difficulty to without models but still with common denominators, then to uncommon denominators (but simple like 1/2s and 1/8s), and finally to more co

Are your students struggling to memorize their division facts? Do they lack the resources to practice often and everywhere? Mine too! We would play games, talk about strategies, share tips, but they still needed to practice on their own and anywhere! So I created this little pocket practice sheet - one for every fact group. The sheet includes a ten frame model of each one, so students can color in the fact to help students visualize. Students write their notes and strategies, fold it, and now