Midnight Math

It's Pirate Time! This fun task card activity tells time to the hour, half past, quarter past and quarter to. There are 40 task cards in this center with a recording sheet and answer sheet. Students can also check their work with the QR code that is on each task card!

Your students will enjoy this fun time math center! There are 40 task cards with time to the nearest minute. QR is included on each task card. My students love checking their work with the iPad. No iPad? No problem! Students can still check their work with a partner or the answer key that is included. Be sure to check out my other time task card QR center! This includes telling time to the hour, half hour, quarter to, and quarter after. There are 40 task cards with this center as well!

My students love playing this game! My students who are still learning fractions use the cards with the diagrams for each fraction. My students who need to be pushed/mastering fractions skills use the cards that are fractions only, no diagrams. There is an answer key and two recording sheets. One sheet is for one set and the second recording sheet are for your quick workers; they can do all 48! 24 cards are with diagrams which include same an different denominators. 24 cards are without dia

This center has two different sets of cards included in it. There are cards with three digit subtraction with regrouping (green cards). The second set is two digit subtraction without regrouping (pink cards). Some of my students weren't ready to move on so the pink cards were perfect for their level!

This math center was created for multiplication/division reinforcement. The first 20 task cards have If/Then statements for multiplication and division. Students can check their work with the QR reader. The next 20 task cards are of just arrays for my lower math group. When the students scan these QR codes they will see a multiplication sentence and a repeated addition sentence. I have included an answer key and a recording sheet. A second recording sheet is included so students can record