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These 3 resources were created to bounce off of each other and to allow students to see the relationship between multiplication and division. The relationship worksheet was designed to be used first to allow students to see the relationship between the two operations while the specific multiplication and division resources were created to follow to allow students to expand more on that knowledge/ relationship. However, you can definitely use the operation blend worksheet as a final quiz! It is

Multiplication and division practice for facts from 2-10. This resource works perfectly for bell work or just as a practice to supplement multiplication and division units. It is great for allowing students to see the relationship between multiplication and division and fact families.

Division practice for facts from 2-10. This resource works perfectly for bell work or just as a practice to supplement division units. This resource touches on a variety of strategies: repeated subtraction, equal groups and number lines. It allows students to show their division understanding in different ways!

Multiplication practice for facts from 2-10. This resource works perfectly for bell work or just as a practice to supplement multiplication units. This resource touches on a variety of strategies: repeated addition, arrays and number lines. It allows students to show their multiplication understanding in different ways!

This resource provides you with a quick check-in to test for understanding. There are 2 separate questions where students have to use a variety of strategies, such as arrays, repeated addition, algorithms etc. to show their multiplication understanding. *aligns with the Grade 4 Ontario curriculum*

Need a quick exit ticket for your students to check for understanding? This is the perfect 'Show What You Know' for 2 by 2 digit multiplication. It allows students to show their understanding using 2 different methods 1. standard algorithm 2. area model