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This handout outlines the steps for multiplying using the Distributive Property. Using the "alien" method, students can practice breaking apart numbers to make problems easier to multiply. Keep in students' math folders, glue into their notebooks, or put up as a poster in your classroom! This also works as a great resource for students who may need more support. They can refer to this outline when they get stuck! Check out the PowerPoint presentation and Matching Card Game in my store that goes

This handout outlines the steps for converting units of length and units of volume. The steps are color coded and go through examples of how to convert units of measurement by multiplying or dividing and by using the information given. Use in centers or small groups to review conversions with struggling students.Pass this out to students to use as a reference for when they do independent practice.Have students keep this in their math folders or notebooks as a reference guide when reviewing for

Use these task cards after students have read a book! The cards include working with point of view, visual presentations, theme, reviews, and personal connections. Along with the cards, there are templates for the comic strip, review card, and a theme list template. These can be used for independent work, reading circles, or a reading project!

This PowerPoint Presentation outlines the steps for multiplying using the Distributive Property. Using the "alien" method, students can practice breaking apart numbers to make problems easier to multiply. Use as a whole class lesson or in small groups to work with students who need some extra support. Check out the handout in my store that goes along with this PowerPoint Presentation!

This matching card game includes 12 pairs for students to match the original multiplication problem with its Distributive Property expression. Have students work in partners to find the pairs or use this game in small groups to help students practice the Distributive Property. Check out the handout and PowerPoint presentation in my store that goes along with this game!

This resource can be used in small groups or for a whole class lesson. It includes an example of the steps to multiply single-digit numbers by three-digit numbers. The example is color coded using green, yellow, and red to show students the correct order to work through the numbers. Put this into a dry erase sleeve protector and give students whiteboard markers as they work through sample problems with you. Students can use the example as a reference if they get stuck during independent work. Th

This math practice template will help students organize their work! Use this in small groups or during whole class lessons to encourage students to show all their work as they work through their math problems. Keep in their math folders or glue into their math notebooks so they can use the problems as a reference if they get stuck during independent work.