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Multiplication Spoons Fact Practice GameI created this game to be an interactive way for students to apply their understanding of multiplication facts. Directions for how the game works are printed on the game board itself. My Students love this game because of the competitiveness of collecting sets of cards and getting to earn a place on the board for the correct answers. This is a game my students can play amongst themselves after we have introduced it during a small group. It is a fun "may d

Your students will love these games that can be used during math centers as practice with place value. Students will play hands on games that allow them to identify the value of a digit in a given number up to 999,999, match expanded form with standard form, and build multi-digit numbers using a place value chart. These games work great in third and fourth grade, and also help to review with fifth graders who may need more help with whole numbers through 999,999. Included in this resource are

In this activity, students will work in a restaurant environment while participating in math practice in the areas of addition and subtraction. Some students will be waiters and others will be customers. The chef's cut out food and paste it onto a plate to be delivered to the customers. Waiter: Takes order and adds total Customer: Circles items they want and subtracts from their budget amount Chefs: Cuts food and checks for accuracy in total before delivering to the table. My students love t

Teaching Direction create a map on the floor using masking tape that mimics the layout of the printed pages. The students will take turns directing their group or partners though the landmines by using directional orders such as "move south 2 spaces".

These posters are labeled 1-12 with tricks to memorize multiplication facts. They are camp inspired and feature animal, hiking, and camping clip art. It is formatted in an 18 x 24 size, but can be scaled down within the print preferences on your computer.