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NEVER BEFORE HAVE YOU SEEN A POWERPOINT LIKE THIS!!! I have spent at least 19 hours creating this one PowerPoint. WHY? I have a FLIPPED CLASSROOM and understand that students must be engaged in what they see in order to want to learn. My students can't get enough of these highly engaging PowerPoint because they are all ANIMATED with VIDEO CLIPS, and done in a game style format. This can easily be used in any classroom for a fun lesson to teach this content. I also use this as a reference

Multiplication facts are vital to teach so students can create a firm foundation for key mathematical skills later in life. Students can practice their skills with this engaging and delightful game that will make them WANT to practice and memorize their multiplication facts. This game works excellent for math centers, remediation activities, small groups, and for those students who complete their work early! We've even had teachers purchase additional licenses for parents because students wan

Have fun with this shooting gallery multiplication game built in Power Point. Students toss a koosh ball, shoot a soft dart gun at your interactive white board,or just touch a an animated character to select a multiplication fact (6's, 7's, 8's and 9's). Teams (or individual students) give an answer and then check to see if it is correct. When you select the target it will take you back to the shooting gallery and that character will disappear so you won't repeat any of the same facts. It also i

Have fun with this shooting gallery multiplication game bundle built in Power Point that includes 2 Power Points (2's thru 9's). Students toss a koosh ball, shoot a soft dart gun at your interactive white board,or just touch a an animated character to select a multiplication fact (2's, 3's, 4's 5's, 6's, 7's, 8's, and 9's). Teams (or individual students) give an answer and then check to see if it is correct. When you select the target it will take you back to the shooting gallery and that chara

Have fun with this shooting gallery multiplication game built in Power Point. Students toss a koosh ball, shoot a soft dart gun at your interactive white board,or just touch a an animated character to select a multiplication fact (2's, 3's, 4's and 5's). Teams (or individual students) give an answer and then check to see if it is correct. When you select the target it will take you back to the shooting gallery and that character will disappear so you won't repeat any of the same facts. It also i