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Engage your students in a game of jeopardy while reviewing multiplication and division facts as well as fact families, models, and arrays! This game includes questions over 5 categories: 1. Multiplication Facts (1 digit times 1 digit) 2. Division Facts 3. Multiplication and Division Fact Families 4. Multiplication and Division Word Problems 5. Models and Arrays for Multiplication and Division The game is user-friendly for moving between question and answer slides and back to the home board slide

This PowerPoint includes 31 question and 31 answer slides covering 4th grade math concepts. It follows Common Core State Standards and is great for test prep! I use this as part of a review game called "The Unfair Game." You can go to @fantasticallyfourth on Instagram for the rules of the game. You could also just do this as a class or with partners. Since it is a Powerpoint, you can even duplicate the slides and add your own questions!

These CUBES posters come in both black and white as well as color. You can use these as an interactive coloring sheet where students have to add the circle, underline, box, and other symbols on their own, or simply print these as ready-to-use posters. The dashed line around the edge can serve as a border or a cutting guide if you want these to be glued into interactive math journals!

A fun and engaging way to practice division facts! This can be done as a center or as a way to get students up and moving! The teacher can check answers or you can print and laminate the answer key for self-checking.

A fun and engaging way to practice multiplication facts! This can be done as a center or as a way to get students up and moving! The teacher can check answers or you can print and laminate the answer key for self-checking.

These task cards are an engaging and simple way to allow students to practice using the standard algorithm to solve 3-digit subtraction problems. The set includes 12 practice problems, a student work sheet, and an answer key. Get students up and moving while doing math!

This resource is incredibly engaging for students because it gives them the ability to check their own work as they go. I laminate several copies of each task card and lay them out at our small group table. Students then get to get up and switch out their cards as they go. This gets them moving around. You could also tape each card at a different place around the room for students to look at. Includes: - 8 task cards - Student answer sheet - Answer key

This set of tasks cards is an engaging way to get students thinking about estimating mass and solving single-step word problems involving mass. The set comes with 8 task cards, student answer sheet, and answer key.

This is a super easy and fun game for students to play in pairs or with a small group! Directions are on each card so simply print out and laminate as many cards as you want. I like to group students based on the fact they are trying to master!

This product works well with an introductory vocabulary lesson for shapes. Students can either write the definition and draw an example or you can print the version that already has the definitions filled in and simply have students draw an example to match.