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Factor Fluency Fact Cards | Visual Multiplication Representations (2×2 to 9×9) Are your students memorizing multiplication facts without really understanding them? These Factor Fluency Fact Cards are the perfect tool to build true conceptual understanding of multiplication through rich visual models—not just rote recall. This set includes visual flash cards for every factor pair from 2×2 to 9×9, each featuring 6 different representations that help students develop multiplicative reasoni

This is a budgeting unit that deals primarily with basic math skills and some technology. The students take pride and responsibility in their work because they get to make big decisions such as what their dream career is, what type of house they live in, what type of car they drive, and they get to plan a vacation of their own. At the end of the unit the students will be presented with one million dollars that they have to spend following certain guidelines and rules. This unit offers a variety

With bottle flipping being such the craze, why not incorporate it into a fun and engaging math lesson. In this lesson students will flip different 5 different water bottles filled 1/3 of the way full. They will have a set number of attempts for each bottle. They will have to see how many times they can successfully flip each bottle in order to calculate their flipping percentage. There are several data recording sheets in this packet with justification and explanation questions at the end. I hav

5.NBT.8a: Divide decimals to hundredths using strategies based on place value explaining the reasoning being used. Here is a list of decimal problems that are "easy to see visually" so students can grasp the pattern to abstract where they require the students to use a little more place value reasoning. It starts with a whole number divided by a decimal, a decimal divided by a whole number, and decimals divided by decimals. The combinations of dividends and divisors support the Alabama standar

Oh snap is based off of the common core standard for using braces, parentheses, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with order of operations. It has directions, scoreboard, and playing cards included.