Nicholas Reitz

The favorite family game has been altered to be played so that kids can practice their multiplication fact fluency! These sheets can be printed and laminated for permanent use. Perfect for partners to play during a Math Workshop.

This set of 25 Multiplication and Division Word Problems with Too Much Information Task Cards are perfect to have kids practice looking through a word problem to find the relevant info for solving the problem. A student recording sheet and answer key are also included. Ever have kids that just see the two numbers in a problem, know you're studying multiplication, so they skip reading it carefully? The mix of operations and the addition of one extra number in these word problems is perfect to c

This activity asks kids to roll dice to determine what their monster looks like? As they roll the dice they add or multiply them (depending on the sheet given) and then follow a key to determine the number of heads, tails, arms, legs and eyes that their monster should have. The kids get to draw the monster as they go along! This is a fun set of activities to practice the following facts: Addition of 2 numbers Addition of 3 numbers Multiplication of two numbers These make a great math center,

This project guides students through the process of making blue prints for both a dream home and a tiny home! The students have the opportunity to practice a lot of math skills while working on the project including multiplication, division, area, volume, fractions, decimals, percents, graphing, and much more!

Imagine starting your math lesson by asking your students, "Are you ready for a Monster Fight?!" This bundle of my two most popular tournaments comes at a 20% discount compared to buying the tournaments separately! This is a unique approach to practicing math that involves a bracketed tournament of "monster battles." Each day two movie monsters will do "battle" by solving math problems. Each battle consists of 10 rounds of basic math fact problems. The monster with the highest quotient for e

A great boggle game to play during math to build fluency and number sense. Students use the basic four operations to build a number that is greater than 50. Includes a pre-made board and a blank board.

Imagine starting your math lesson by asking your students, "Are you ready for a Monster Fight?!" This is a unique approach to practicing math that involves a bracketed tournament of "monster battles." Each day two movie monsters will do "battle" by solving math problems. Each battle consists of 5 rounds of 2-digit addition problems (with and without regrouping). The monster with the highest sum for each round, wins that round. The monster with the most rounds won, moves on to the next battle!

Have you ever wanted to hear your class cheer about doing math? Now's your chance! This unique approach to having kids practice an important math skill will have your kids looking forward to practicing! The two tournaments included each feature 5 separate Math Battles. Perfect for Math Centers or as an assessment!

This is a great game to practice converting improper fractions to mixed numbers! This kaboom game includes 66 game cards, plus 6 additional "bomb" cards and 6 blank cards in case you'd like to add more to the game. The improper fractions have denominators between 2 and 12. There is a combination of odd and even numerators. Also, some cards convert to a whole number with no fractional remainder. My kids love playing this game both as a whole class or in small groups.

This is a great way for students to practice two digit addition without regrouping. It's perfect for a mental math activity to hone addition fact skills. Makes an engaging math center, or a quick class activity. Kaboom is a great game that can be played whole group or in small groups. Instructions for both games are included. This product includes 54 problem cards, 6 bomb cards and 6 blank cards.

Have you ever wanted to hear your class cheer about doing math? Now's your chance! This unique approach to having kids practice an important math skill will have your kids looking forward to practicing! The tournament features 5 separate Math Battles, with 20 problems per battle. At the end of the tournament, one of the sides will have won 3 battles and will be declared the victor! But not until your kids have completed all 100 problems! Perfect for Math Centers or as an assessment! There is

Imagine starting your math lesson by asking your students, "Are you ready for a Monster Fight?!" This is a unique approach to practicing math that involves a bracketed tournament of "monster battles." Each day two movie monsters will do "battle" by solving math problems. Each battle consists of 5 rounds of addition of money problems (with and without regrouping). The monster with the highest sum for each round, wins that round. The monster with the most rounds won, moves on to the next battle!

Imagine starting your math lesson by asking your students, "Are you ready for a Monster Fight?!" This is a unique approach to practicing math that involves a bracketed tournament of "monster battles." Each day two movie monsters will do "battle" by solving math problems. Each battle consists of 10 rounds of basic math fact problems. The monster with the highest quotient for each round, wins that round. The monster with the most rounds won, moves on to the next battle! Every fact from the 1-12

Ninja vs Samurai Math Battles - Addition and Subtraction of Mixed Numbers with Regrouping Have you ever wanted to hear your class cheer about doing math? Now's your chance! This unique approach to having kids practice an important math skill will have your kids looking forward to practicing! The tournament features 5 separate Math Battles, with 10 problems per battle. At the end of the tournament, one of the sides will have won 3 battles and will be declared the victor! But not until your kid

This is a simple set of sheets that allow kids to add up the value of their spelling words as a way to practice those words AND practice adding coins. Who doesn't love mixing skills? I use this as one of the options for my Words their Way/Word Work center.

Have you ever wanted to hear your class cheer about doing math? Now's your chance! This unique approach to having kids practice an important math skill will have your kids looking forward to practicing! The tournament features 5 separate Math Battles, with 10 problems per battle. At the end of the tournament, one of the sides will have won 3 battles and will be declared the victor! But not until your kids have completed all 50 problems! Perfect for Math Centers or as an assessment! There is a

This is a set of three activities to use in your math center to help kids practice addition of multiple addends, addition while making symmetrical figures, and building figures with a set perimeter. The sheet and some pattern blocks are all you need! The activity can easily be made more challenging by having kids write a number sentence that expresses the repeated addition as multiplication. Laminate a few copies of each activity and use in your math center for years to come!

This is a set of materials that will allow kids to play two games about multi-digit addition and subtraction. Kids roll dice to fill out their board and then determine the winner by doing the problem they have created! A fun way to practice this skill,and a great addition to math centers.

This is a sample set of three monster battles from my multiplication, division, and 2-digit addition tournaments. It's a great way to test out the idea before investing in a whole tournament. Let your kids try it once and I bet they'll love it! ***************************************************************************** Find the full tournaments here: Division Tournament Multiplication Tournament Addition Tournament Addition of Money Tournament Be the first to know about my new discounts