Lisa O'Laughlin

This Multiplication Table covers products up to 16x23. I had always wanted a "larger" multiplication table to share with my students and post in my classroom, so I decided to make my own. This has been a great resource. I've even used it for memory games and extra credit opportunities.

This sheet combines the "how to" and examples for basic math computations including converting percent to decimals, rounding, decimals, fractions, mean, etc. I would provide this sheet to my students at the start of the school year and require they keep it in their binders. This was a great resource to look back on and consult throughout the year.

These are fun multiplication problems that require students to answer a problem, match the answer with a letter, and use the letters to reveal the answers to a Valentine's Day joke. The students will have fun revealing the answer to each joke! Students will be asked to multiply 2 by 1 digit numbers and 3 by 1 digit numbers. All numbers are whole numbers, which makes this a great review activity.

These are fun multiplication problems that require students to answer a problem, match the answer with a letter, and use the letters to reveal the answers to a Halloween joke. The students will have fun revealing the answer to each joke! There are three activities total: 1. Multiplying 2 by 1 digit numbers 2. Multiplying 2 by 2 digit numbers 3. Multiplying 3 by 1 digit numbers All numbers are whole numbers, which makes this a great review activity.

These are fun multiplication problems that require students to answer a problem, match the answer with a letter, and use the letters to reveal the answers to a Thanksgiving joke. The students will have fun revealing the answer to each joke! There are two activities total: 1. Multiplying 2 by 1 digit numbers 2. Multiplying 2 by 2 and 3 by 2 digit numbers All numbers are whole numbers, which makes this a great review activity.