Mathy Misso

As a math intervention teacher I have been searching for a way to QUICKLY assess my students fact fluency and keep them motivated. Paper and pencil tests didn't seem to cut it. This resource is so simple to use and my students are highly motivated to succeed. How to Use:Sort the provided flash cards (or the ones you already have in your classroom) into groups (+1, +2, +3, ... etc)Quiz individual students on the set of cards (takes less than 1 minute!)Earn a sticker for each set of cardsWhen a

This interactive game is self-correcting and students can play individually or against opponents. This is perfect for independent learning or a whole group lesson. This game reviews multiplication facts with factors of 6, 7, and 8. Under the Sea Math Game: Multiplication Level 1

This interactive game is self-correcting and students can play individually or against opponents. This is perfect for independent learning or a whole group lesson. This game reviews multiplication facts with factors of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, and 10. Under the Sea Math Game: Multiplication Level 2

A great way to motivate and engage students in math fact practice! Includes 100 multiplication facts up to 10x10. Publish this slideshow to the web to automatically play. Each slide will appear and allow students approximately 8 seconds to answer the multiplication equation before the rocket blasts off and reveals the correct answer! How to publish to the web: Open in Google SlidesClick "File"Click "Publish to the web"Click "Start slideshow as soon as the player loads"Copy link and paste into

A great way to motivate and engage students in math fact practice! Publish this slideshow to the web to automatically play. Each slide will appear and allow students approximately 5 seconds to answer the addition equation before the rocket blasts off and reveals the correct answer! How to publish to the web: Open in Google SlidesClick "File"Click "Publish to the web"Click "Start slideshow as soon as the player loads"Copy link and paste into a new window

A great way to motivate and engage students in math fact practice! Publish this slideshow to the web to automatically play. Each slide will appear and allow students approximately 8 seconds to answer the subtraction equation before the rocket blasts off and reveals the correct answer! How to publish to the web: Open in Google SlidesClick "File"Click "Publish to the web"Click "Start slideshow as soon as the player loads"Copy link and paste into a new window

Includes Number Bonds within 10 and Number Bonds within 20. Students click and drag the missing partner into the number bond.

For use on Google Slides. Post and make a copy for each student. Students click and drag the correct total of coins shown. Includes values with quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies. 20 questions total. Easy to use for students - they can only move the 3 choices.

For use on Google Slides. Post in your Google Classroom and make a copy for each student to submit. Includes 20 number bonds with missing partners; totals between 11 and 20. Students click and drag the missing number. Students can only move the missing number circles. Check out Number Bonds within 10

For use on Google Slides. Post in your Google Classroom and make a copy for each student to submit. Students click and drag the missing number in the answer box. Includes 25 multiplication questions and 25 division questions within 100. Students can only move the 3 choices for easy student usability. 3rd Grade Distance Learning Slides you may like: Two-Step Word ProblemsMulti-Step Word ProblemsMixed Word ProblemsElapsed Time Word ProblemsModeling FractionsFractions on a Number LineMultiplicat

For use on Google Slides. Post in your Google Classroom and make a copy for each student to submit. Includes 39 number bonds with missing partners; totals between 5 and 10. Students click and drag the missing number. Students can only move the missing number circles. Check out Number Bonds within 20

Math Madness is a strategic game set where students practice their mental math of addition and subtraction as well as adding 2-digit numbers. Each tile is sectioned into fourths and color-coded to represent addition or subtraction. Object: To earn the most points. Set-Up: Turn all tiles upside down. Each player chooses 6 tiles. Place one tile in the center of the table. Playing the Game: On your turn, place one tile touching another piece with a matching color side. Tile must be upright (