Reach Math

I ask students to make these lists when simplifying non-perfect roots OR I just post this colorful list in Google Classroom for them to reference.

This is a great cut and paste activity for kids to search through numbers and place them in the correct boxes. It will help them take their time placing the numbers and should lead to some great collaboration and conversations.

Multiplication facts are critical, and I believe some kids are a bit intimidated by the times-tables they see. I agree that it looks like a LOT of numbers. This one is great for kids that struggle memorizing them as it throws out the ones and the tens and doesn't repeat each one. I sure hope it helps your 2nd and 3rd grade students. They will benefit greatly in their mathematical futures!

I think this would look great in your students' interactive notebooks. We don't always like rogue memorization, but formulas and certain forms of equations need to be. Hope this helps.