Rogue Algorithm

Build your students understanding of number relationships with this comprehensive bundle focused on representing and computing with powers of ten. The games, task cards, puzzles, reference sheets, and assessment activities in this “print-and-go” package provide everything you need to develop and assess your students’ understanding of how to represent powers of ten and how to multiply and divide whole numbers and decimals by powers of ten. NOTE: This bundle contains five products available sepa

Looking for a kid-friendly way to help your fifth graders practice using exponents to represent powers of ten? When I first saw that I had to teach the use of exponents to denote powers of ten, which is part of the Grade 5 Common Core Math Standards, most of the materials that I found were aimed at middle- and high-schoolers. I needed resources that were clear, engaging, and developmentally appropriate for my elementary-age students, so I designed the materials in this set to fill that need.

Help your kids build a stronger understanding of place value relationships with this set of task cards and printables. The Grade 5 Common Core Standards in the domain of Numbers and Operations in Base Ten focus on building students’ understanding of how the value of digits in one place compares to the value of digits one place to the right and one place to the left, using both whole numbers and decimals. The task cards and activity sheets in this set are the perfect tool for helping your stud

Looking for a fun, engaging way for your students to practice multi-digit multiplication with the standard algorithm? Ditch the worksheets and have your students dive into the challenge of these task cards, designed to build reasoning about the multiplication algorithm. The task cards and assessment activities in this set are the perfect “print-and-go” resources for helping your students become more proficient in their multiplication of multi-digit whole numbers. Numbers and Operations in Bas

Looking for a kid-friendly way to help your fifth graders to extend their understanding of the use of exponents to represent powers of ten? When I first saw that I had to teach the use of exponents to denote powers of ten, which is part of the Grade 5 Common Core Math Standards, all of the materials that I found were aimed at middle- and high-schoolers. I needed resources that were clear, engaging, and developmentally appropriate for my elementary-age students, so I designed the materials in t

These eight self-checking riddles focusing on representing and multiplying with powers of ten in exponent form 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! _________________________________________________________________________ Common Core State Standards for Mathematics addressed: Number

Do your students have a knee-jerk reaction to seeing division problems with big numbers, always wanting to use long division even when it isn’t efficient? This set of task cards and printables are the perfect resource for building your students ability to mentally solve division problems using number and operation relationships. The 32 task cards, 4 journal inserts, and 4 assessment activities in this product are everything you need to help your students become more flexible with their comput

Looking for a fun, engaging way for your students to practice multi-digit multiplication, either with the standard algorithm or with some other strategy? Ditch the worksheets and have your students dive into the challenge of these task cards, designed to build reasoning about number and operations. The task cards, reference sheet, and assessment activities in this set are the perfect “print-and-go” resources for helping your students become more proficient in their multiplication of multi-digi

Build your students’ proficiency with percentages with this set of task cards and resource materials that focus on varied types or percentage problems. Your students will be challenged to reason about number relationships to answer the questions on the 32 task cards. 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