Mrs D Elementary

This resource is a fun partner game to practice finding factors of a given number 1-100. ( CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.OA.B.4) All you need are dice! In this game, students take turns rolling two dice to create a 2-digit number. Then, they record the number and find all the factors of that number. Their partner is responsible for checking their work for accuracy. The score for each round comes from the sum of all the factors. In the end, the player with the highest score is the winner! BONUS IDEAS: *U

This **editable** product includes both addition and subtraction strategies posters/notes. There are four strategies modeled for each operation. Use these as slides to teach the strategies, print out as reference posters, or even make copies for your students to use as notes. I do all three! There are three versions of each poster:*1 with a colored chevron background *1 with a white background *1 without example problems (you can use this to have students create their own problem and solve wit

***This resource highlights 2-digit x 1-digit multiplication. Use this resource to assist students in learning multi-digit multipication strategies involving decomposing numbers (specifically, decomposing by place value). There is a notes page included, outlining 2 different strategies (one using an open array, and one without). I use this to introduce the strategies, then have students keep the notes in their math binders. *** 16 task cards are also included with a recording page for student

***This resource highlights division with 2-digit and small 3-digit dividends, and 1-digit divisors. Use this resource to assist students in learning multi-digit division strategies involving making models, and using multiplication. There is a notes page included, outlining 3 different strategies (picture/diagram, skip counting, using multiplication facts). These are the strategies I use to make sure my students have an understanding of division and its connection to multiplication before intro

This **EDITABLE** product includes 2 different activities to practice addition and subtraction concepts with partners. *The first activity is addition only, and the second is both addition and subtraction. Students use digit cards to create numbers and then add/subtract them, recording their strategies on the chart provided. I put these activities in dry erase pockets so students can revisit them throughout our addition and subtraction unit! *Digit cards are available in this product as well.

An interactive Google Slides activity to help students represent and model division situations. I use this as an activity to kick off our division unit with my 4th graders as a way to review division skills they learned from 3rd grade. It is an interactive way to reinforce the concept of division as equal groups. It includes a directions slide, and 8 division situations for them to model! **Visit my Instagram @adventureswithmrs.dto follow along with more product updates and classroom adventure