Learning by Leaps

These Easter matching eggs are perfect for using student work to decorate the classroom. Each egg has two parts, an array and a matching repeated addition expression. Give each student an array half and let them hunt around the room for the matching addition (or vice versa, but this is the easier direction). Then the two halves can be taped or glued together and decorated. They can then be used to make an Easter bulletin board or other classroom decoration, or let students take them home. Note

Set of 6 unique color-by-number Christmas ornament coloring pages for 3rd Grade. Sheets 1, 2, and 3 have 24 problems and focus on the relationship between repeated addition and multiplication, while sheets 4, 5, and 6 have 30 problems and also have halving and doubling. Please Note: Each ornament requires 6 colors to complete. While they are designed to be flexible in that no specific colors are required, if you want them to look "Christmasy" you may need to manage students' color availability.

Set of 6 color-by-number Valentine Heart coloring pages for 3rd Grade, on basic division facts up to 10x10, addition and subtraction within 1000, and mixed arithmetic (2 unique worksheets for each topic). Highly flexible, just assign whichever of the topics is most appropriate for your class. Perfect for using student work to decorate the classroom! All finished designs are included in the product preview, so you know exactly what you're getting before you buy.I also have another 3rd grade Va

Set of 6 color-by-number Easter Egg coloring pages for 3rd Grade, on basic division facts up to 10x10, addition and subtraction within 1000, and mixed arithmetic within 1000 (2 unique worksheets for each topic). While the Basic Division sheets are equal in terms of difficulty, for the other two topics the 2nd sheet is a little more difficult than the 1st. Highly flexible, just assign whichever of the topics is most appropriate for your class.Perfect for using student work to decorate the classro

A spring themed 25 card deck for mental addition and subtraction I Have...Who Has? game. Covers one-digit numbers to/from two-digit numbers. Comes in four formats: color two-sided, color one-sided, black and white two-sided, or black and white one-sided. The back side is decorative only. This deck can be played with 1-25 students. A starting card begins the game with "Who has ___" and the student who has the matching card continues with "I have ___, who has ___". Play continues around the group

A set of 25 4-by-4 bingo cards for multiplication bingo, including products up to 12x12. This set does not include any way to choose the numbers, I would suggest using an online number generator to choose two random numbers between 1 and 12. If these are to be laminated and reused, it will require bingo chips or some other way to mark the cards.