Evil Math Wizard

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

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 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

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

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.

Are your students struggling to memorize their subtraction facts, (within 20)? 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, f

Are your students struggling to memorize their addition facts, (up to 10 plus 10)? 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 strategie

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

Are your students struggling to memorize their multiplication facts? Do they need a visual model of multiplication using arrays? Then this simple resource is a hands-on interactive fluency tool. There is one set from x1 to x10. How can I use this product?Print out the materials, cut out, and glue into a folder or on construction paper. Students can flip and see how the array grows. So you can us this during fluency time, small groups, or for early finishers. Any time! What is included?1 pdf f