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These are practice sheets that can be used for informal assessments as well. They cover all multiplication facts to the tens. There are 2 sheets that review all facts and there is also an individual sheet for each fact. These can be used in many ways.

This is a geometry assessment that covers various types of lines and shapes. It can be used as practice or as an assessment. Students look at the line or shape, choose the correct word from the word bank, and write it on the line. There are also a few short answer questions for the students such as naming a real-life object that is a cube. Lines I've covered are: lines, line segments, rays, intersecting, perpendicular, and parallel. Shapes I've covered are: cube, pyramid, cone, cylinder, rectang

Hooray for Arrays! This product gives students practice on connecting repeated addition and multiplication. Students will draw an array, solve the repeated addition equation, and solve the multiplication equation. Each row has different boxes to complete to ensure all types of equations are understood. Students are given Fruit Loops to help with manipulating and solving the equations. Other foods, such as Cheerios, can be used in its place. But this allows for hands-on fun while reinforcing a co

This math worksheet provides practice using the properties of addition. The top half of the page explains the properties while the bottom half of the page has practice problems.

This product contains multiple resources that can be used to introduce multiplication and its relationship with addition. For the first resource, each equation given has students demonstrating multiplication through repeated addition, arrays, grouping, and fact families. It also includes two customized worksheets for other facts after the 3s. -The next resource cover arrays. It’s an 8-page mini booklet that students cut out and complete to reinforce the basics of arrays. -Last but not leas

This contains 4 worksheets on subtraction with and without regrouping. Some are 2-digit and some are 3-digit problems. Some include cutting/pasting and/or coloring. Answer Keys are included for all. Use as assessments or practice.

This is a practice page on subtraction facts that uses numbers 19 and under. It also works on identifying even and odd numbers. It's perfect to do around the holidays! It can also be used as an assessment. The graphics are from Graphics Factory!*

This is a fun review activity using Skittles. I use it in the spring as a fun way to review while testing takes place. Each student gets a bag of Skittles and completes the activities on the pages. In the end, they get to eat their math! Various skills include estimating, predicting, adding, subtracting, writing fractions, and more!

This is a short multiplication assessment from the zero fact family to the four fact family. The assessment contains 30 problems, plus a bonus. It is in Microsoft Word so that it can be edited easily for other uses.