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Here is a jeopardy style game to help with practicing multiplication. This is the google slides version. There is also a powerpoint version available in my store.

A great math center for students to work at individually or with a partner. Students match up baseball bats with baseballs to answer word problems. I have included word problems for addition/subtraction, time, money, and multiplication/division. I have also included a blank page for you to create your own word problems. Great to use during a sports theme.

Review multiplication facts through a jeopardy style game. You may also enjoy my division jeopardy. Division Jeopardy

Review division facts and word problems using this jeopardy style game. This is the google slides version, but there is also the powerpoint version in my store. You can also find multiplication jeopardy.

Use this multiplication/division fact family turkey to help students practice their multiplication and division facts using fact families. Facts included are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. Students write the multiplication and division sentences for each fact family. Then color, cut, and glue together.

These apples/worms can be used in a math center to help children with their counting skills. Count the number of seeds on the apple and find the worm with the number on it. I also included a blank black and white copy.

Use these candy corn to practice counting and number recognition skills. Students can practice identifying number words and numerals as well as practice their counting skills by matching up the parts of the candy corn. This can be used as a great math center during Halloween.

Review division facts and word problems using this jeopardy style game. You might also enjoy my multiplication jeopardy. Multiplication Jeopardy

Help students understand order of operations. Go through this powerpoint together as a class or have students work through it on their own. Includes all operations, examples, and practice problems.