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Ready to go CRCT prep! Included are numerous matching card printables aligned to the common core 3rd grade math standard NUMBERS & OPERATIONS IN BASE TEN (Base Ten-Expanded-Word Forms of Numbers, Rounding, Estimation, Fact Families, Vocabulary Development, Comprehensive Repeated Practice Sheets, Multiplication Arrays-Pictures-Repeated Addition, Multiplication Fact Practice, Application in Story Problems, Intro to Algebraic Expression). GoFish printable matching cards can be utilized in more wa

Students learn the basic process of multiplication by matching the multiplication fact with the corresponding repeated addition, picture, array, & product. There are 9 matching sets (45 total cards). **GREAT for cut & paste on visual organizer!

A card game for one or up to 21 players! I call these 21 multiplication facts the "turtle facts" with all the easy zeros, ones, twos, fives, and tens omitted. Only the most difficult to memorize or retrieve quickly are left. If you learn the 9's trick (description included), that leaves only 12 facts!!! If practicing alone, order the cards with their partners until all cards have been used. If practicing in a group, divide the cards between each player. Decide on the starter & have that person b

This is the 1st of several operation matching sets emphasizing basic addition, subtraction, & multiplication word problems. Students can match each of the 12 story problem cards with their corresponding operation (+, -, x) and their sum, difference, or product. Great as a math center!

This review packet contains 30 front & back packet practice opportunities, specifically for a Numbers & Operations math unit. The presentation is systematic, with a repetitive format. Questions emphasize the development of mental math & number sense, introductory algebraic expression, number representation, rounding, estimation, addition, subtraction, introductory to multiplication, mathematical vocabulary, computation, and story problems. Once printed front and back, cut in half for 2 separate

Given 24 cards, students find & assemble the 6 multiplication & division fact families. The equations do not contain the product or quotient, so students must solve one or the other in order to identify the matching fact family. Great for an introductory lesson & math station!

By matching the "equal group" picture cards, division equation, and quotient, students learn the basic process of division. **As the thumbnail shows, this single page contains 5 matching sets (15 total pieces).

This is the 2nd of several operation matching sets emphasizing basic addition, subtraction, & multiplication word problems. Students can match each of the 12 story problem cards with their corresponding operation (+, -, x) and their sum, difference, or product. Great as a math center!

Students practice identifying or matching addition examples with their properties including identity, associative, and commutative. An answer sheet is included, which can be printed on the back for students to instantly check each other when working in pairs, or self-check if practicing individually. If provided with 3 property word cards, students can also sort the 20 addition examples into categories. *Algebraic expression examples are included!

Students match a combination of "sum" and "difference" cards to the corresponding estimate. There are a total of 12 matching sets.

FOUR computation tic-tac-toe games for partners, including addition/subtraction with regrouping, 1 digit by 2-3 digit multiplication, and long division with and without remainders. Computation cards are presented in a variety of ways including vertical/horizontal alignment, within a story problem, and using key vocabulary such as addends, sum, difference, factors, product, dividend, divisor, and quotient. This game can be played in a number of ways, but my favorite allows partners with similar

Students practice identifying or matching multiplication examples with their properties including zero, identity, associative, and commutative. An answer sheet is included, which can be printed on the back for students to instantly check each other when working in pairs, or self-check if practicing individually. If provided with 4 property word cards, students can also sort the 20 multiplication examples into categories. *Algebraic expression examples are included!

By matching the "groups of" picture card, multiplication fact, and product, students learn the basic process of multiplication. There are 5 matching sets (15 total cards).

Including addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division, these 16 color-coded sets are for easy cut-out & match OR print and use worksheet-style. Students use the top card (questions related to fact families, "related facts", inverse operation, and "checking" procedures) to match with the correct answer given 3 choices. *Reinforces understanding of computation properties & great for CRCT practice!! ** The last 4 sets include algebraic expressions.

This is an awesome resource for teaching students how to represent numbers using standard form, expanded form, and word form. After displaying on the LCD or Smartboard, simply input a number within the 4-square center and then SELECT-DRAG the numbers, number words, and base-10 visuals into the visual organizer. This can also be copied & distributed to the students to use simply as a spelling resource. The 4th square is designated "OTHER" to be used for additional illustration or number sentence

Designed specifically for 3rd grade curriculum, this is the second of several card sets. Given 6 large answer cards, students match each with 4 computational facts, number sense/mental math problem-solving questions, or 3rd grade skill cards. There are 24 question cards in all. *This set emphasizes addition, subtraction, beginning money skills, beginning multiplication, and vocabulary such as "more/less than", "tripled", "half", & "even/odd".

Students match value sums (example: 3 ones, 2 hundreds, 4 tens) to their corresponding standard form (243). There are a total of 12 matching sets.

Given a mat of 25 multiplication facts with tens (example, 4x60), students use their understanding of base-ten models to match the corresponding equals (example, 4 groups of 6 tens).

Given 24 cards, students find & assemble the 6 fact families. Great for an introductory lesson & math station!

Designed specifically for 3rd grade curriculum, this is the first of several card sets. Given 6 large answer cards, students match each with 4 computational facts, number sense/mental math problem-solving questions, or 3rd grade skill cards. There are 24 question cards in all. *This set emphasizes addition, subtraction, beginning money skills, beginning multiplication, and vocabulary such as "more/less than", "doubled", "groups of", "sum", & "difference".