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"Division Scoot," is a great way to get students up and moving around the room while practicing their division skills. This could be a whole class activity or you could even make them task cards for a student to practice individually. Materials Needed: Scoot Cards Recording Sheet or Notebook Paper Object of the Game: Students move around the room answering division problems as they go until they make it back to their original spot. Directions: 1. Place a Scoot card on each student desk

These multiplication task cards correlate with common core standards. There are 48 task cards that are divided up into 4 categories: 1. Multiplicative Comparisons (4.OA.1) 2. Multiplication Word Problems (4.OA.2) 3. Factors & Multiples (4.OA.4) 4. Multi-digit Multiplication (4.NBT.5) Come visit me and follow for updates and freebies!! I have many math resources in my store on TPT: Flying through Fourth. I also have a new blog that I am super excited about and will continue to add more! My p

Students will be racing through the game solving different bakery division word problems until they reach the end. There are 32 playing cards that are divided up into 2-3 digit division problems. The blue and pink playing cards are 2-digit division and the yellow and green playing cards are 3-digit division problems. You could easily differentiate the game to meet the needs of your student groups. You can print the playing cards and game board on card stock and then laminate for extra durabil

There are 48 DIVISION task cards that are divided up into 6 categories: 1. Division (2-4 digit by 1-digit w/out remainders) 2. Division (2-4 digit by 1-digit with remainders) 3. Division Word Problems 4. Division Missing Digits 5. Division Comparisons 6. Division Patterns Also included is a recording sheet for students to write their answers. Come visit me and follow for updates and freebies!! I have many math resources in my store on TPT: Flying through Fourth. I also have a new blog t