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Distributive Property of Multiplication for the SMART Board with Homework PacketClick the green preview button above to see what's inside! In this interactive Common Core SMART Board Common Core Distributive Property of Multiplication lesson, students will learn to break apart an array, yet understand that the total of the two is the same. Differentiated problems for enrichment students are also included along with an interactive Test Prep slide, math journal prompts and Higher Order Thinking

Start preparing your 3rd Grade students for the 4th Grade with these Go-Math End-of-Year Getting Ready for 4th Grade Lessons with Task Cards. Bundle includes Lessons 1-5 with a set of task cards for each lesson for an additional resource along with Math Journal Prompts. To be used for Grade 3 after State Tests. © MrTechnology, 2014

In this interactive SMART Board Common Core Factors lesson for Grades 3-5, students will explore how to determine what numbers are factors of products. Students will be able to explain using mathematical language what a factor is and the different ways to group factors. The lesson includes a Test Prep Check, writing in math, an interactive Balloon Pop activity, Math Journal prompts, and a factor game. ☰ This product can be imported into Promethean ActivInspire (Click File--- > Import--- &

Multiplying 2-Digit Numbers Puzzle Pieces & Interactive Math Notebook Activities For Early Finishers***Perfect for #RemoteLearning / #DistanceLearning or #Homeschooling***✔️⚠️ This teaching resource is now available as a new Teachers Pay Teachers Digital Activity which requires a Google Classroom account in order to assign digital activities within the interactive layer to students. You will still have the ability to access the original PDF to use as a print-based resource for in-person use, tu

Multiplication Stair Strips***Perfect for #RemoteLearning / #DistanceLearning or #Homeschooling***Have students practice their basic multiplication facts (1-12) while walking the halls and the stairways of your school! Make it into a game! Elicit participation as you enter and exit for the day! Take walks to break up the day and get students moving -- all the while practicing their multiplication facts! Students will absorb the information in a fun and new way...and they won't even realize t