Make Learning Sweet

This game is perfect for students learning and practicing their multiplication facts. This product includes: Directions Cards Multiplication Charts for Answer Keys Facts 2 - 12 Doubles (3x3, 7x7, etc.) Mixed Facts Including 0sStudents can play this with a partner or individually. With all facts included, you can work on one number at a time or combine them for students who need the challenge.

These five worksheets allows students to cut and paste parts of strip diagrams to practice all four operations. This includes: - 1 Addition Worksheet - 1 Subtraction Worksheet - 1 Mixed Addition and Subtraction Worksheet - 1 Multiplication Worksheet - 1 Division Worksheet

This fraction game can be used for review, a learning center, or a "When I'm Done" activity. Students can practice building fractions and adding or subtraction fraction parts with six foods. This product includes 1 fraction plate, 56 fraction pieces (1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, and 1/8), 1 direction card, 94 fraction cards, and 1 record sheet template. Thanks so much for checking out my product! Please make sure to leave a review and give me some feedback so I can continue to make better products

With this product, students can explore the idea of remainders and learn how to divide by working in a bakery. This product includes: "What is a remainder?" Notes PageCupcake Remainders Worksheet (7 problems) Printable Set of 12 Cupcakes and 4 Boxes (in color)Printable Set of 12 Cupcakes and 4 Boxes (black and white)Teacher Guide for Using Notes Page and ActivityLet me know how you used this product by leaving a review! Check out Make Learning Sweet for more fun lessons and activities.

5 Coloring Worksheets and Answer keys to practice math fluency. Includes: - 2 Addition worksheets and answer keys - 1 Subtraction worksheet and answer key - 1 Multiplication worksheet and answer key - 1 Division worksheet and answer key

Use this freebie to let your students track their multiplication fact knowledge! This is perfect for a challenge to earn ice cream! My students have these in their math journals. Leave a review, and let me know how you use them in your classroom!