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Mental Math Strategies, Multiplication, Properties, Rounding,Decomposing, Doubling and halving, Multiplying by 9,11,5, Factors of 100, Grouping, Multiplying in stages, Encouraging students to look for patterns and connections in multiplication and finding quicker methods to solve problems will help them develop their mental multiplication skills and improve their number sense. Apart from the algorithm that requires splitting a number according to place value, there are many more strategies that

The Binions are back for more adventures this time in a new game to practice multiplication and division facts, multiples, and factors. The game is an extension of the Multiplication Mission resource Multiplication Mission – arrays, properties, multiples, factors, divisionThe game is played in two ways and it comes in print and googles slides version. (web version coming soon)

Subtracting 3-digit numbers using base 10 blocks, 100 grids, number lines, expanded form, mental math strategies, and more. Subtracting 3-digit numbers in grades 2 and 3 takes time for many students to master, especially when regrouping is required. Establishing a good understanding of place value is necessary before moving on to operations. Base 10 blocks are great for understanding place value and for simulating subtraction. Representing numbers with base 10 blocks allows students to see the

Mental Math Strategies for Addition and Subtraction with visuals. Compensating, decomposing, balancing, and clustering. Teaching Mental math Strategies to students even in grades 3 and up is very important as it develops their flexible thinking and boosts their confidence in math. Being able to use the addition and subtraction properties to apply mental math strategies shows a deep conceptual understanding that will, later on, be applied to more advanced concepts. Some students discover menta

Mental Math Strategies for Division. Simplifying the problems. Partial products. Google slides We have already shared resources for mental math strategies for addition and subtraction as well as mental math strategies for multiplication This resource is about division strategies that not only help students solve problems quickly but most importantly they help them gain a conceptual understanding of numbers and develop flexible mathematical thinking. Once your students have understood the conc

Subtracting 3-digit numbers using base 10 blocks, 100 grids, number lines, expanded form, mental math strategies, and more. Subtracting 3-digit numbers in grades 2 and 3 takes time for many students to master, especially when regrouping is required. Establishing a good understanding of place value is necessary before moving on to operations. Base 10 blocks are great for understanding place value and for simulating subtraction. Representing numbers with base 10 blocks allows students to see the r

Subtracting 2-digit numbers using base 10 blocks, 100 grids, 100 charts, number lines, expanded form, mental math strategies, and more. Subtracting 2 and 3-digit numbers in grades 2 and 3 takes time for many students to master, especially when regrouping is required. Establishing a good understanding of place value is necessary before moving on to operations. Base 10 blocks are great for understanding place value and for simulating subtraction. Representing numbers with base 10 blocks allows stu

Multiplication, Division, Digital Game, Factors, Multiples, Puzzle, Problem Solving. This fun digital game will keep students busy for hours while they practice factors and multiples up to 100. Practice multiplication and division facts in a fun and exciting way. The game can be played on computers and tablets. The students can use the number keys and the arrow keys to select factors and move. They can also select numbers and move by touching the screen for tablets. The Gombers have stolen Nombe

Order of operations digital task cards (google slides) with explanations, word problems, exponents, parentheses, and brackets. Review, practice. Solutions/answers included. The resource includes 24 google slides with questions and explanations and 21 slides with solutions. The first set of slides shows the importance of the order of operations with word problems. The expression represents the solution to a word problem and shows that if we don't follow the order of operations we will end up com