Loopy Learning

Teachers! Looking for last-minute lesson plans for math? Look no more! My third graders love review games on Fridays before assessments. Short Jeopardy game that covers third grade OA standards. *Does not include double jeopardy or final jeopardy question(s). You can use this game to play on your classroom computer or smart board. Category links turn purple once chosen. You will need to click the yellow star in the top right corner to return to the game board. UPDATE 2/23/2017 - Edited the

Welcome to the land of fact fluency! This year, I implemented something new to get my students to enjoy addition and subtraction fact fluency a bit more. I created this "fact of the week" packet for all teachers after I saw how excited and successful my students have been with addition and subtraction fact fluency. During math centers, I created a "fluency" station for students to practice. On Fridays, we take these quizzes and watch student success skyrocket. This is an EXCELLENT packet

This multiplication fluency packet is designed for third grade teachers who are looking to implement weekly fact quizzes in order to encourage student participation and excitement in relation to learning their multiplication facts. The packet includes: -Multiplication fact quizzes in mixed order, 4 per page to save paper (1-12) -Printable fluency hall of fame -Printable fluency expert certificate -Printable flash cards for differentiated tasks/to encourage student participation.

Your third graders will LOVE these skip counting songs to help them practice skip counting with multiples 2-9. I use these songs every year to help my third graders become fluent with skip counting so that they can multiply and divide using skip counting. These songs are a fun way to create an engaging warm-up - or use them for interventions with older scholars who may still need some practice with skip counting. This product also includes a link to an online playlist where you can watch and l

How to use: Students are given two dice. They are to roll the dice and add the two numbers. After adding the numbers, they color the answer. As an extension, I had my students write the equation in the shamrock with the sum. This is a kindergarten aligned activity for mathematics.