Math Resources with Rigor

This 26-slide PowerPoint lesson takes students through the process of learning to write a factor problem from a division problem. They are then shown how to solve the problem. The lesson is scaffolded with plenty of student practice. Please check out the preview file.

This is a 25-slide PowerPoint Lesson to lead students to an understanding of division using models. There is a student follow-along sheet for you to print. Please check out the preview file. I also have a student practice sheet on this skill in my store.

This file contains 16 sheets of fractions to simplify. Each sheet contains fractions whose numerators and denominators have the same common factor, so that students can also practice their multiplication facts. Sheet 1 and 2 have fractions with a common factor of 2, sheets 3 and 4 have fractions with a common factor of 3, etc. through 9. This way students are able to practice their multiplication facts and simplifying fractions at the same time. Keys are included for all sheets. Please che

This is a 2-page practice sheet for students to show their understanding of division using models. I also have a PowerPoint lesson on this skill in my store.

This is a 12-problem practice sheet for students to work on multiplying by multiples of 10.

This is a 10-problem practice sheet for students to find the unknown in multiplication and division problems.

This is a 2-page practice sheet for students to show their understanding of division using models. There is also a PowerPoint lesson on this skill in my store.

This is a flip-chart for use with ActiveInspire Software. Students will drag the correct answer to the product box to complete a multiplication fact. If an incorrect answer is chosen, it will automatically pop back out of the box. This makes a great math station. Correct answers will stay in the box.

This worksheet is a blank template for students to show multiplication representations for conceptual understanding.. The 5 representations are groups, repeated addition, number line, array, and area model. Please check out the preview file.

Students can increase multiplication fluency by practicing divisibility rules for 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. There are two sheets for each factor. One sheet has the numbers 1-50 and students are to choose which numbers are divisible by the given factor. The second sheet has the numbers 51 -100. Check out the preview file.

This ActiveInspire flip-chart allows students to practice the vocabulary of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They move words to the correct position in an addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division equation. If they place a word incorrectly it will pop back out of the equation. Please check out the preview which is the same as the flip-chart I am selling.