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.

Check out this great way to visualize perimeter and area for your classroom. Use this as an anchor chart, bring attention to dimensions of objects in your classroom, or build an interactive lesson. This display is customizable to match your classroom. Choose either the green and blue options or pick any of the black and white styles and choose your own color paper to fit your style. This product includes: 5 styles of perimeter borders4 styles of AREA letters3 styles of perimeter formula3 style

We teach students about math vocabulary (sum, multiply, fraction), but many times fail to teach students about the words they may see in test questions (determine, evaluate, etc.) This set of math problem words includes 40 posters - one title poster and 39 vocabulary posters - perfect for creating a reference wall when trying to understand questions. Each poster has a bold vocabulary word, a student-friendly definition, and one or two Spanish equivalent words to help a large number of your ELLs.

This card game is great for students to practice their multiplication fact fluency. Students can play "war" and challenge each other to find the highest product. These simple, easy to read cards have both single and double-digit numbers ready to multiply. My students use these as a "When I'm Done" activity to strengthen their mental math and fact fluency.  What's Included: Deck of 54 cards ready to print, cut, and keep!Directions for Two Players or Three PlayersOther Ideas: Challenge students to

This digital, interactive escape room is a blast for students! Challenge them to complete the one and two-step multiplication word problems in order to escape. Make a copy of the Google Slides and make sure to post them as view only for students to complete. My students have loved this every year. (10/10 recommend playing spooky music as they work!)