Evil Math Wizard

This set of 26 fraction photo cards give your students more experience viewing fractions using real life photos. As I take more photos I will add onto this fraction collection. Perfect for math journals, centers, or whole group activities. How can I use this product?Printed in full color, this set of fractions 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. You can also display these through your computer and lead a wh

I created this set of 40 task cards because I noticed my students needed a lot more experience with using arrays or area models to solve multiplying fraction problems. These tasks cards take students from basic arrays of whole numbers x whole numbers, to mixed numbers x fractions to story problems. Different levels to help you differentiate. Please check out the Preview to view most of this resource. If you are looking for a Google ready version of these task cards, click here. How can I use t

Want a convenient way to encourage deep thinking as per Common Core as well as some engaging math activities? The 20 area and perimeter task cards use real life problems about rectangles. If you are looking for digital area and perimeter virtual manipulatives to help you teach remotely, click here. How can I use this product?The cards can be used as a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or in a Scoot game. Students can do two a day for a whole week. How is this p

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 percent 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 How can I use this product?I have used task cards as a math center, journal prompts, whole cl

Want a convenient way to encourage deep thinking so your students really understand how to use multiplying fractions in real life? The 20 task cards use real life multiplying fractions problems. Perfect for math centers. One of my best sellers! If you are looking for a Google/ Distance Learning/Digital version, click here. How can I use this product?This set of multiplying fraction task cards can be used as a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or as a Scoot game (f

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

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

** Adapted from my Best Seller ** Want a convenient way to encourage deep thinking and learn essential applicable area skills? The 12 area and perimeter task cards use real life problems. Please note that all questions are about rectangles. The questions are exactly the same as my Area and Perimeter Best Seller, only with metric measurements. How can I use this product?The cards can be used as a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or in a Scoot game. Students can do

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

These hands-on fraction riddles encourage students to visualize fractions, like a logic puzzle. Using the clues, students will build fractional rectangles or arrays using color squares or tiles. Can be used for whole class or a station and numbers talks! Perfect for 3.NF.1 and 4.NF.1. What have teachers been staying?"I've been using these during our number talks and I love the critical thinking and discussions they encourage from my students!" How can I use this product?This file contains two fo

This is a money saving collection of NINE of my multiplication products, click on each one to see a preview: * Array Task Cards ($3 value) * Multiplication Passport ($3 value) * Arrays Around Us ($4 value) * Multiplication Array Flash Cards ($4 value) * Multiplication Task Cards ($3 value) * Properties of Multiplication Think Sheets ($3 value) * Area Array Game (Free) * Multiplication Certification and Chart (Free) * Array Slide Show ($3 Value) * Visualizing Multiplication Number Puzzl

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

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

A 32 set of ready to go adding and subtracting task cards. After I assessed my kids this year I noticed that they can use some more practice with story problems, so I created these to help my students, so I hope they will help yours! How can I use this product?I have used these as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. What is included?The 18 page PDF file includes: 2 Pages on cover page copyright info 1 page of blank task cards for you to

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

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.

A 32 set of ready to go pattern task cards. Great way to start your math lessons for the year, as patterns are an important math foundation. The patterns progress from easier to more difficult, so perfect for differentiation. How can I use this product?I have used these as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. Because they are differentiated, you can have your basic group start with the first 10, and your next group do the next 10 and you

Each of the 6 challenge card requires the student to draw five rectangles/polygons onto one coordinate grid. The basic level provide all four coordinates for a rectangle, with the cards progressing to providing some or none of the coordinates, but clues using area and perimeter. The drawings progress from simple to more difficult. They are fun and challenging! How can I use this product?This set of task cards can be used for a math center for an individual, partners, or groups. Students can also

Want a convenient way to encourage deep thinking to really understand dividing fractions? The 20 task cards use real life dividing fraction problems. Your students don't need to know the algorithm, but need to be able to think about fractions. Easy to use, just print and go! If you would like the Google version of this resource, click here.How can I use this product?The cards can be used as a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal. Students can do two a day for a whole