RoboMath

Based on Common Core Standard 3.OA.3 These task cards were created to develop questioning and understanding of multiplication at a third grade level. These could be used in either a math station or in small group practice. Included in the packet is a two page answer sheet for students to record their answers on. This will work as a formative assessment to check in and see the progress of each student. The questions are set up to explore the different avenues that the Common Core asks the studen

This is a choice board based on the Common Core State Standards for fifth grade regarding fractions. The choice board is made up of 9 boxes with 9 different activities.You could have they complete the board in a variety of ways: tic-tac-toe ( 3 in a row), a certain number, or a coverall. The choice board could be used as a week of homework assignments or as part of your differentiation during class time. Enjoy this freebie!

This is an individual practice set on helping with Multiplication. This product was created to help with multiplication fluency. It eliminates the extra facts and focuses on the true 36 facts you need to know. Included in this TPT product: 1 set of 36 cards (front sides) 1 set of 36 cards (Cover side; w/answer) 1 set of instructions 1 practice board

Could be used at home or in class for a student to practice their addition facts using ten frames. A set of 24 cards. For the following cards you will need to print just the card sections as two-sided. Then cut out the cards individually as a deck. You can use the board (included in this packet) to practice what stage the learner is at for identifying the addition patterns. Also, you can just use the cards to work through a practice with. One side of the cards asks the question, “What is t

Based on Common Core Standard: 4.OA.2 This TPT purchase is a set of task cards. However, these aren't normal task cards. Instead they have QR codes on them. These QR codes can be used with an IPAD, phone, or piece of technology that can download a QR code reader (they can be found free in any app store). The QR codes allow the students to check their answers and correct their own work. This allows them to be responsible for showing HOW they solved the correct answer, not just that they got an a