Heather Woolbright

Flip Strips is a tool that you can use in the classroom to aid in skip counting and learning how to multiply. This file contains a flip strip for numbers 2-12 skip counting to 12 places. They are available in black and white as well as color. Teacher has the option to print out a sheet of all the same number or print a set of numbers for each student. Each strip is 10"x1". These will fit easily into a binder or folder. Print on card stock and laminate for best results.

This is a fun, end of the year math activity that reviews several standards in one activity. You will cut out the answer cards and hang them around the room. There are sixteen problems altogether. Eight are word problems and the others are computational. The students will first solve the problems, then they will go look for the answer on the answer cards. If they can't find the correct answer, they know they have made a mistake. When they find their answer, they write down the letter that is giv

This is a short worksheet to practice 3 digit subtraction with regrouping. It is a self checking page because they have to find the answers at the bottom of the page and write a letter. When all the letters are filled in, it solves the riddle.

This is a center activity page for practicing multiplication and division math facts and fact families. Students roll two six-sided or ten-sided dice. They multiply the two numbers and write the equation. Then they complete the fact family. I put the page in a plastic sleeve so the students could use a dry erase marker. You could also laminate it.