Joyce Talbott

Choose Which Operation It includes 72 word problems in all. There are 4 problems on each page and 18 pages in all. There is one of each operation on each page - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division. Each problem guides students through the strategies for choosing whether you are looking for the number that is larger than the parts (addition or multiplication) or if you know the larger number (subtraction or division). Each problem includes a space for drawing a picture of th

Real World Relationship Tables – 20 Word Problems   20 (STAAR 3.5.E) Word Problems using number pairs and tables to represent real world relationships. These are word problems connecting to function tables that use the relationship between multiplication and division. These 20 (newly revised and written) problems have students draw models and relate multiplication and division concretely in order to solve.   (3.5) Algebraic reasoning. The student applies mathematical process standards to analyze

Product Description: Multiplication Strip Diagrams “I Have…Who Has…?” – 24 different multiplication strip diagrams connected to multiplication facts through an “I Have…Who Has…?” activity. Multiplication Arrays “I Have…Who Has…?” - 24 arrays connect to multiplication facts. "I Have...Who Has?" Multiplication Arrays and Strip Diagrams can be played in the traditional manner of "I Have...Who Has?" games by distributing the cards to members of a group. The starting card can be designated or no

Rounding Roller Coaster Hundreds Chart Student Coloring Activity The Rainbow Rounding Roller Coaster gives a visual, hands-on representation of rounding concepts. For some students, rounding by place value and the memorization of rules or rhymes is extremely difficult. This activity is hands-on and produces an attractive product that they can keep at their desks to help when they are rounding to tens. It can be easily adapted to rounding to other place value increments by writing in or imagini

3 Digit Addition/Subtraction with/without Regrouping is a collection of worksheets done in EXCEL to help students keep place value columns straight. There are 5 worksheets with answer keys. 10 problems are included on each page with 3 addition and 7 subtraction problems. These include regrouping and no regrouping. I have used these for years for RTI to pinpoint where students need help in addition and subtraction basic skills. There is enough space on the page to have students correct their

Number Bond and Ten/Twenty Frame Mats Provided in this Product: 1 Blank Ten Frames-Number Bond-Fact Family Mat, 1 Blank Twenty Frames-Number Bond-Fact Family Mat, 2 Worksheets for 1 - 10 Number Bonds, 1 Worksheet for 11 - 15 Number Bonds, 1 Worksheet for 15 - 20 Number Bonds, and 1 Worksheet for 1 - 20 Number Bonds, and 1 Blank Worksheet. Materials Needed: Number Bond/Ten Frame Mats, Two Color Counters (not provided), Worksheets, Cups or Holders for the Two Color Counters (not provided). Dir

“Animals at the Farm” is a Choosing the Operation Part-Part-Whole No Prep Game. No cutting or pasting needed. Pages can duplicated and used as games/ worksheets that can be done whole class, with groups, as partners, or independently. The problems are worded carefully to include all common “Add-To” and “Take-From” situations: “Result Unknown”, “Change Unknown”, and “Start Unknown”. Part-Part-Whole questions include “Total Unknown” and “Addend Unknown”. Comparison questions are worded to addres

FREE! Subtraction Strategies with "Take from Tens" and "Break Apart" has subtraction tables that show the subtraction fact and answer. Learners can relate knowledge of addition facts to subtraction facts. Learning to "Take from Ten" is encouraged as the ability to do this will enable learning 36 other subtraction facts. Break apart your number to make subtracting easier. Make Tens. Break Apart smaller number into the digit in the ones place of the big number and _____. Example: 15 - 8 = 15 -

“Animals That Are Wild” is a Choosing the Operation Part-Part-Whole No Prep Game. There will be no cutting or pasting. “Game boards” can be duplicated and used as such or as worksheets. The activity can be done whole class, with several small groups, as partners, or independently. The problems are worded carefully to include all common “Add-To” and “Take-From” situations: “Result Unknown”, “Change Unknown”, and “Start Unknown”. Part-Part-Whole questions include “Total Unknown” and “Addend Unkn