Evil Math Wizard

This set of ten coordinate drawings task cards give your students a chance to have some fun while learning about coordinates. The drawings progress from simple to more difficult - differentiated. Perfect for 5.G.1 and 5.G.2. Low prep too! Only need the coordinate directions; the grid is the same for all the drawings! You have two options: PRINT the directions and the grid for each student OR students can solve it online in Google. How can I use this product?This set of task cards can be used

This set of seven coordinate drawings task cards give your students a chance to have some fun with coordinates during St Patrick's Day. The drawings progress from simple to more difficult. Perfect for an instant math center or a substitute. Now updated so you can use in your distance learning classroom; Google or MS Teams. If you want the Google/MS Teams version only, click here.How can I use this product?This set of task cards can be used for a math center. Students can also make their own

24 Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Fractions Task Cards - This set of 24 Fraction Word Problem task cards give your students more experience solving word problems. Perfect for CC standard 3.NF.1-3 & 4.NF.1-4. The problems progress from simpler to more difficult and covers representing fractions, fraction equivalents, adding, subtracting, multiplying (fraction x whole number) and dividing (whole number / fraction), though students don't need to know the algorithms, but rather a g

I noticed that my 5th grade students needed some more experience with multiplying fractions using arrays or area models, and since I had a wide range of learners I created this set of 40 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. Perseverance is required! Students can answer directly onto the Google slide or write down their answers on the included recording sheet.

**FULLY EDITABLE** This is a file that links to 28 cheat sheets for each of the common core math standards for fourth grade. The cheat sheet contains: I can statement (student friendly), example questions, key information, and links to resources (videos, online activities and free printable worksheets). Google Drive 4th Grade Common Core Cheat Sheets - Fully Editable! How can I use this product?You can use these cheat sheets in various ways. I have used the Score Card (included in the last page

**FULLY EDITABLE** This is a file that links to 26 cheat sheets for each of the common core math standards for fifth grade. The cheat sheet contains: I can statement (student friendly), example questions, key information, and links to resources (videos, online activities and free printable worksheets). How can I use this product?You can use these cheat sheets in various ways. I have used the Score Card (included in the last page of this file), to keep track of each my student’s progress. As we

**FULLY EDITABLE** This is a file that links to 24 cheat sheets for each of the common core math standards for third grade. The cheat sheet contains: I can statement (student friendly), example questions, key information, and links to resources (videos, online activities and free printable worksheets). How can I use this product?You can use these cheat sheets in various ways. I have used the Score Card (included in the last page of this file), to keep track of each my student’s progress. As we

These are the exact same as my best-selling task cards only a Google version. The 20 area and perimeter task cards use real life problems about rectangles. Perfect for distance learning or a Google classroom. If you are looking for an interactive teacher tool to help you teach area and perimeter virtually, click here. Example task: A rectangular dining room has a perimeter of 44 feet and the walls are ten feet high. A gallon of paint covers about 350 square feet. What are the possible length

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

These are the exact same as my best-selling task cards only a Google version. This set of 28 task cards will help your students with estimating and figuring our percents using real life ads. Perfect for math centers or activities. The Answer Key explains a way to figure out the answers through estimating, so you can give your students the answer key for a convenient self-correcting math center. I created these for my group of advanced 5th graders, but perfect for 6.RP.A.3. Note: Uses US money.W

This set of seven coordinate drawings task cards give your students a chance to have some fun with coordinates during St Patrick's Day. The drawings progress from simple to more difficult. Ready for your Google classroom! (Or MS Teams, by saving the Google slides as a PowerPoint). The online version can be tricky as it's hard to do these in a virtual situation, watch the preview video to see how they are used. Your students will learn new skills, as well as patience/perseverance and paying atte

Using US money for math is engaging for students. Along with coin recognition and counting money, these 20 riddles 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. If you are looking for a print version, click here. How is this product different from the other TPT products?Most money task cards show coins and have students count them o

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

These are the exact same as my best-selling task cards only a Google version. The 20 multiplying fractions task cards use real life problems about rectangles. Perfect for Common Core Standard 4.NF.1, 4.NF.4, and 5.NF.4. Example task: Using this recipe – how do you need to change it to make enough cookies for each student in your class to have three cookies. 2/3 cup shortening 1 1/2 cups packed brown sugar 1 tablespoon water 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 eggs 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 teas

Multiplication Facts Passport motivates students to learn their facts. This interactive multiplication passport creates a custom slide show that helps your students learn and memorize their multiplication facts (up to 12 x 12). How can I use this product?Decide which options you want for your students, upload and share with your students in MS Teams or Google Classroom/Schoology. Students can work through their slides at their own pace, as well as customize the slides to keep track of what facts

Fraction Word Problems Task Cards with a Pizza theme 24 Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Fractions Task Cards - This set of 24 Fraction Word Problem task cards give your students more experience solving word problems. Perfect for CC standard 3.NF.1-3 & 4.NF.1-4. The problems progress from simpler to more difficult and covers representing fractions, fraction equivalents, adding, subtracting, multiplying (fraction x whole number) and dividing (whole number / fraction), though stud

This is the exact same as my best-selling task cards only a Google version. This is an area activity that students immediately relate to. How many people can they invite to a slumber party, determined by the amount of floor space and the size of a sleeping bag? Using four different scenarios (increasing in complexity), the students will use grids and scaled down sleeping bags to help figure out the answer. This activity goes beyond figuring out area based on squares, to real life situations usi