Matthew DeWitt

Looking for a fun way for your students to get lots of practice while having fun? Well look no further, this activity called "Red Porcupines Sometimes Cough" (It'll make sense once you look at the preview). It will have your kids adding, subtracting, and comparing decimals all day long. In this game, your students will work in pairs rolling dice to generate their numbers. They will take their numbers through a series of operations and compare to their partner's decimal number. Students

Fraction Darts is a great way to motivate students to add fractions (and if they are a good shot, multiply fraction times whole number). Your students will be so MOTIVATED to play and compete against their partner, that they will forget about the fact that they are actually doing some mathematics. This game is completely adaptable for whatever your fraction needs are. If you play "Old School Darts," then your students will be adding fractions with unlike denominators and even multiplying fra

This colorful poster helps kids learn divisibility tricks (2 thru 11). Each number trick explains (in kid friendly terms) how to check if a number is divisible by another number AND gives a detailed example as to how each trick works. The packet includes a 17" x 22" poster, a 8.5" x 11" poster, and a small student journal copy (two per sheet). In addition, the packet includes student practice strips to keep them organized as they practice through all divisibility tricks. This poster is a