MathSpell

Students can fill in their own multiplication chart to use as a reference or you can provide them with one already filled in. I had my students create their own, but then some couldn't read their own handwriting so I gave them one already filled in to keep in their binder. Many teachers use this as a digital resource as well.

What is it?Students will practice each of the operations with integers (adding integers, subtracting integers, multiplying integers, and dividing integers). Each operation has a column of 10 practice problems and then the last column involves 10 problems that are a mixture of all four operations. Self CheckThe students are able to check as they go. If they type the correct answer, the box turns green. If they type an incorrect answer, the box turns red. In Class or at HomeThis could be used for

Through the use of this PowerPoint lesson, students will see how to divide positive and negative fractions. The PowerPoint includes three animated problems and two more for students to try on their own and check. This lesson also includes problems containing mixed numbers and whole numbers. The animation shows the division changing to multiplication and the second fraction flipping to the reciprocal. For practice students could complete this Dividing Fractions MazeHappy Teaching! Enjoy!

Helping students master their multiplication facts is essential. With this resource, students are given the opportunity with the option of 27 practice pages to repeatedly become familiar with the multiplication chart. This will help them look for patterns as well as recall memorized facts as they complete the practice pages. A completed chart is also included that students can use as a reference. The practice pages are arranged in a way that ensures all the multiplication facts are being practi