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Here are 20 task cards that review properties of addition and multiplication. The cards will review commutative, associative, identity, and distributive properties. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key. This set of task cards has QR codes that the students can scan to check their answers. I find this very helpful to self correct and stay independent. You can download a QR reader app

Posters to help students count multiples of numbers 0-12. I like to use these after teaching the concept of multiplication. We sing songs and youtube videos to help learn how to skip count. If you want a certain background, let me know! I would be happy to create a set for you with a color theme that works for you!

Here are 20 task cards that review 2D Shapes: triangles, quadrilaterals, and other polygons. The cards will review up to octagons. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key.

A fun, festive way to review operations before the Holiday Break. Each student solves a problem on a light bulb printout and you can staple them to ribbon or yarn to create a "String of Math Lights". Print out on colored paper, or ask students to shade over their bulb to make it look like a real string of bulbs. This download includes 12 cards for each operation: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. I included decimals because I would like my 5th graders to focus on those, but f

Here are 20 task cards that review 2D shapes. The cards will review up to triangles, quadrilaterals, and other polygons. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key. This set of task cards has QR codes that the students can scan to check their answers. I find this very helpful to self correct and stay independent. You can download a QR reader app on any smart phone, tablet, or computer with

Here are 20 task cards that review properties of addition and multiplication. The cards will review commutative, associative, identity, and distributive properties. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key.

Posters to help students count multiples of numbers 0-12. I like to use these after teaching the concept of multiplication. We sing songs and youtube videos to help learn how to skip count. If you want a certain background, let me know! I would be happy to create a set for you with a color theme that works for you!

An activity students enjoy where M&Ms become a part of the lesson and push kids to finish so they can eat them :) Students get a baggie with candies, and tell the class about themselves using different colors to represent different facts. Then they move on to making graphs using their M&Ms. Finally, they use their listening, speaking, and oral presentation skills to introduce us to a classmate after reading their table of facts. Hope you enjoy!

Posters to help students count multiples of numbers 0-12. I like to use these after teaching the concept of multiplication. We sing songs and youtube videos to help learn how to skip count. If you want a certain background, let me know! I would be happy to create a set for you with a color theme that works for you!

Here are 20 task cards that review number forms: standard, word, and expanded. The cards will review up to million values. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key.

Here are 20 task cards that review number forms: standard, word, and expanded. The cards will review up to million values. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key. This set of task cards has QR codes that the students can scan to check their answers. I find this very helpful to self correct and stay independent. You can download a QR reader app on any smart phone, tablet, or computer wi

I have used this weekly math warmup for 2 years now (Tile Tuesday) and I really enjoy how quick it is. I pass out foam tile squares with the digits 0-9 written on them, but you can easily put the first blank page in a wipe off pocket and use a dry erase marker. There is also the option to give students a copy of the page and they can cut and glue (or simply write) onto the page. I like to read it aloud without students having access to the “number clue” so that it helps my students with their l

Posters to help students count multiples of numbers 0-12. I like to use these after teaching the concept of multiplication. We sing songs and youtube videos to help learn how to skip count. If you want a certain background, let me know! I would be happy to create a set for you with a color theme that works for you!

Here are 20 task cards that review place value. The cards will review up to hundred thousands values. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key.

Here are 20 task cards that review place value. The cards will review up to hundred thousands values. I tried to incorporate 4 types of questions that get harder as the number of card increases. A recording sheet is included as well as an answer key. This set of task cards has QR codes that the students can scan to check their answers. I find this very helpful to self correct and stay independent. You can download a QR reader app on any smart phone, tablet, or computer with webcam for free.