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The math task cards can be used in a variety of ways. You can place them on student desks to play the traditional “Scoot” game, tack them up around your room for a math scavenger hunt, or pair them with a board game (Candyland works well) in a math center. I print my game cards with multiple pages per sheet to reduce the card size, but you can also use the full-sized pages to project for whole-class activities. I’ve included: -36 math task cards using addition, subtraction, and multiplication

The math task cards can be used in a variety of ways. You can place them on student desks to play the traditional “Scoot” game, tack them up around your room for a math scavenger hunt, or pair them with a board game (Candyland works well) in a math center. I print my game cards with multiple pages per sheet to reduce the card size, but you can also use the full-sized pages to project for whole-class activities. I’ve included: -36 math task cards using addition, subtraction, and multiplication w

This is the bundled set of 2 products sold separately in my store: 1. Coloring Pages2. CentersPlease see those for more detailed previews before purchasing if you have any questions. Centers: I know your students will enjoy these math stations as much as mine do. Each set of facts has cards from 1-12. You can use these cards for matching memory games, classroom scoot games, scavenger hunts, or as playing cards in a center. The sets can be kept separate for targeted practice or tossed together

I use these pizza fraction cards for reviewing fractions and mixed numbers with my third graders. Includes: -15 task cards and recording sheet for games like scoot, centers, or scavenger hunts -3 sets of matching cards (numerical eighths, word/written eighths, and mixed numbers from 1-2 in eighths) The cards were designed with one card on each page. This allows you to print large cards for whole-class games or print multiple pages per sheet to create smaller cards for center work.

*This unit is part of a larger bundle found here at a discounted price Multiplication Bundle* I know your students will enjoy these math stations as much as mine do. Each set of facts has cards from 1-12. You can use these cards for matching memory games, classroom scoot games, scavenger hunts, or as playing cards in a center. The sets can be kept separate for targeted practice or tossed together for mixed review. I even send them home for flash card practice by folding pages in half instead

I like to have seasonal writing prompts for my fast-finishers. My students glue the prompt into their writing journals and then write their responses during free time. They also work great for centers! I’ve included: -7 writing prompts for your writing center in both color and black/white This freebie is part of my larger Winter Wonderland Unit for Big Kids. If you enjoy this activity, you'll love my other Writing Resources too.