Practical PowerPoints

Amazing PowerPoint with over 30 pages of colorful, animated and interactive pages. The PowerPoint goes over the power of 10, standard, expanded and word form, with opportunities for students to work independently. I have used this in my class of 30 4th graders and they enjoy following along. There are no protections on this PowerPoint, so you may change and individualize for your own needs. For more great PowerPoints, click here.

Colorful and straightforward PowerPoint that goes over the steps to adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers. The PowerPoint is editable to duplicate pages and add your own touch. For more great PowerPoints, click here.

Animated, 18-page PowerPoint that discusses factors, multiples and factor pairs. Lesson includes using a multiplication chart as well as factor rainbows. My students loved that this lesson is interactive and colorful! Very engaging! For more great PowerPoints, click here.

This is a straightforward, step-by-step PowerPoint and student worksheets that guide students through the steps of multiplying with an area model. The lessons scaffold with I DO, WE DO and YOU DO to make multi-digit multiplication fun and stress-free. Easy animations make it simple for students to follow. I have been using these lessons in my classroom for years. The PowerPoint is editable so you can add your own personal touches or copy and paste to include more problems. Includes 9 student wor

I like my students to have plenty of room to work out math problems. These worksheets allow students to work through the partial products method using steps and keeping them organized! The worksheets scaffold down in difficulty, allowing students to feel confident with the method. Included are 7 pages with various problems including word problems. For a step-by-step Partial Products PowerPoint, click here.

This PowerPoint includes step by step, teacher guided instructions on how to multiply using partial products (2 by 1 digit and 2 by 2 digit). It also has review lessons on expanded form and multiplying with multiples of 10. Students have an option to practice each skill on their own with the "your turn" slides. For more great PowerPoints, click here.

This is a fun, interactive PowerPoint to help students understand how to convert fractions to decimals and decimals to fraction. There is also slides highlighting place value when multiplying by 10, 100, 1000, 1/10, 1/100, 1/1000. My students LOVE interacting with the ON YOUR OWN pages, and the animations keep them interested. :) For more great PowerPoints, click here.

This Smartboard lesson guides students step-by-step through a simple strategy to solve multiplicative comparisons. The lesson increases in difficulty using I do, we do, you do. Included are word problems and the vocabulary needed to solve the problems. Preview is in .pdf format.

Classroom posters that reference the basic units of measurement for the customary system. This product includes a reference and examples of converting from one unit to the other. Each poster has been made smaller to use in student journals.

This is a guided lesson that will make multiplicative comparisons a little more understandable for 4th graders. The worksheets scaffold from I Do, We Do and You Do. Also included are three independent worksheets/activities.

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This is a fun, interactive, PowerPoint to introduce vocabulary for division, how to use partial quotients and mental division. All slides are animated with multiple examples, and a student try it at the end. For more great PowerPoints, click here.

Cute and interactive introduction to properties of multiplication. Commutative, associative, distributive, zero and identity slides with multiple animations and examples. Also, there are slides to have students guess which property applies. The PowerPoint is completely editable, so you can create new slides based on existing slides or add/delete to work for your class. For more great PowerPoints, click here.

Student worksheets to guide students through the area model strategy. The worksheets correspond directly with the Multiply with Area Model Powerpoint. Complete Lesson!! No prep.

A straightforward assessment for multiplicative comparisons.