Malissa Freeman

This is a great alternative for a worksheet. Students are practicing their skills on division but having fun. Directions: 1. Each player gets a die and this paper. 2. Player 1 will roll the die. The number it lands on is your divisor. Use separate paper to work problems out. Write the divisor and answer in the space. 3. Player 2 goes and does the same. 4. When player gets to the first turned space (146.2) they use both dice to create a divisor. If the player rolls a 2 and 3 you will combine

These are addition cards. The cards have answers 2-15. I printed them on cardstock then put them in a page protector. You can write on them using an expo pen.