Jane Feener

These Ninja themed task cards are a great activity to help students master two digit addition with regrouping. Each card has a picture of the number using base ten blocks as a visual aid. Students can circle the units with a whiteboard marker to see that 10 units make one 10 or rod. These cards are great for placing in a math center or using as a solve the room type activity. You can place the cards around the classroom and let student get up and move around as they solve each equation. Wha

These Halloween task cards could be used in a math center or as part of your math workshop. They include adding and subtracting decimal numbers to hundredths. There are 16 cards: 8 Adding decimal numbers (with and without regrouping) 8 Subtracting decimal numbers (with and without regrouping) Recording sheet and answer key included. Enjoy! If you are looking for some fun activities to go with your operations unit, check out my latest product. Interactive Math Journal for Operations. If y

This packet includes 25 high-interest, engaging Multiplication Boom Cards.Students will complete two types of tasks cards to help them learn the basic concept of multiplication. Boom Cards are a super fun way to practice the concept of multiplication! Boom Cards are digital task cards that are self-checking so your students get immediate feedback. They work on an iPad, Chrome Book, Kindle Fire, other devices, or even your phone! Click HERE to try a free demo of this deck of BOOM cards.Type on

BOOM Cards are a super fun way to practice adding two digit numbers! Boom Cards are digital task cards that are self-checking so your students get immediate feedback. They work on an iPad, Chrome Book, Kindle Fire, other devices, or even your phone! Click HERE to try a free demo of this deck of BOOM cards.This packet includes 30 high-interest, engaging Two Digit Addition with Regrouping Boom Cards. Students solve two digit by two digit addition equations. Students can use the base ten blocks o

These task cards are a great activity for your students to use to practice multiplying and dividing whole numbers. They would be great in a center or as part of the independent seat work portion of your math workshop block. They come with an answer key but they are also self checking using QR codes. If your students have access to an Ipod, Ipad or smartphone that has a QR scanner they will be able to check their own answers. They include problems with: 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication 3

A fun subtraction game for the primary math classroom. Place the sixteen task cards around your class and have students find the cards and solve the subtraction problems. This solve the room activity is a great way to help your students practise their subtraction strategies. If you enjoy this freebie, you may like some of these other activities: Two Digit Addition and Subtraction BundleTwo Digit Addition Strategies BookletTwo Digit Subtraction StrategiesMath PatternsFractions Booklet2D Sh

St. Patrick's Day activity for 2 digit by 2 digit Multiplication. This activity contains 20 task cards that can be used in a center or placed around your classroom to get students up out of their desks and moving. It is meant to be a fun and engaging activity to aid students with practising their 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication. Each card contains a QR code which contains the answer to the multiplication problem. This makes the cards self checking for students if they have an Ipod, smartphone

BOOM Cards are a super fun way to practice adding two digit numbers! Boom Cards are digital task cards that are self-checking so your students get immediate feedback. This superhero theme is engaging for students as they complete two digit addition of numbers. The cards work on an iPad, Chrome Book, Kindle Fire, other devices, or even your phone! Click HERE to try a free demo of this deck of BOOM cards.This packet includes 30 high-interest, engaging Two Digit Addition with Regrouping Boom C

Easter Division 3 digit by 1 digit division (with and without remainders) Division practice for your students with an Easter theme. If you are looking for a different way to engage your students while practicing division then this activity might be for you. Place the cards around your classroom and students go around solving the problems and recording their answers. They can use the answer key to check their progress or if they have a QR code scanner on their IPod, IPad, or smartphone they