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Practicing multiplying by 10s and 100s has never been more fun with this Scoot game! These cards are perfect for:7-9 year oldsstudents working on their multiplication skillspre learning for the multiplication grid methodtesting multiplication skillsstudents who love moving aroundIncluded in this resource are:• 32 question cards • student answer sheet • full answer key HOW TO PLAY SCOOT:Scoot is a fun whole class activity. It can be used in a variety of ways. It can be used as a test, a skill pr

Looking for word problems that include all four operations for 7-8 year olds? Look no further. Included:- Word problems on cards - 3 differentiated levels - Colour coded - Answer sheet You could use it:- by giving out sheets to children individually along with the answer sheet to note down their workings. OR - by printing and laminating the cards and placing around the room and directing children to the colour/level questions they should be answering as a scavenger hunt OR - using the question

Fun, engaging ways to find out what your students already know on a topic or about each other. Students must go around the classroom and find someone who matches each of the descriptions on the card. Once a student finds someone who matches a description, they can have that person sign their card in the corresponding box. The teacher can set the challenge – complete a row, column, secure the four corners, or conquer the entire board! Once you signal that time is up, students gather for a group

Halloween Pumpkin Shape Scavenger Hunt – 2D Shape Fun! Looking for a spooktacular math activity to engage your students this Halloween? This Halloween Pumpkin Shape Scavenger Hunt is perfect for young learners to practice 2D shapes while having fun! Activity Overview: Children are given clues related to 2D shapes (e.g., “Find a shape that looks like a diamond”). Their job is to search around the classroom for images featuring different 2D shapes with carved pumpkin faces. Once they find the

Start your maths lesson off with a bang using this low prep, highly engaging activity. Students must go around the classroom and find someone who matches each of the descriptions on the card. Once a student finds someone who matches a description, they can have that person sign their card in the corresponding box. The teacher can set the challenge – complete a row, column, secure the four corners, or conquer the entire board! Reasons to GRAB this Gem: Tailored perfectly for second through fifth