Rogue Algorithm

These twelve self-checking number line riddles focusing on interpreting number lines using whole number intervals are a great resource for classwork, centers, or homework. My kids love doing riddles like these (though I think what they love even more is telling me how corny the jokes are). I, of course, love being able to quickly grade an entire stack of papers! Included: • 12 self-checking puzzles • answer key for each puzzle About the Puzzles These twelve puzzles were designed to build stud

Do your students need practice with using equations to represent number relationships? Are some of your kids in need of practice with addition and subtraction while others are working on mastering multiplication and division? Then this set of task cards and printables are the perfect resource for differentiating fact practice in your math class! The 32 task cards, 4 journal inserts, and 4 assessment activities are everything you need for building fact fluency in a fun and focused way. _______

What is the world record for most people dressed as superheroes? How about the tallest height from which a basketball shot was made? Your kids was be so fascinated by all of the world records on these task cards that they’ll forget their practicing math! The 32 task cards, 2 journal inserts, and 3 assessment activities in this set are the perfect tools for helping your students practice rounding whole numbers to the tens and hundreds places. __________________________________________________

Your students will be building their proficiency with arrays as they work through the multiple choice, multiple select, and short answer questions on the 32 task cards in this set. Evaluate their understanding (or extend their practice!) with the two included assessment activities. With this “print-and-go” resource, you’ll have everything you need to develop, strengthen, and assess your students’ understanding of arrays. Included: reference sheet32 task cardstask card answer sheet and key2 ass