Running on Math & Magic

This anchor chart is a helpful visual reminder to keep students focused and attentive during lessons. It outlines simple strategies—like making eye contact, listening carefully, and keeping a calm body—to support active participation and successful learning.

All you need is a deck of cards and this game board to have fun while practicing your multiplication facts! INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTNER GAME: -Have the students lay the cards upside down next to the game board. -Each kid pulls a card and lays it in the empty game board boxes. -Whoever can multiply the numbers together the fastest wins those cards! -Go until the deck is gone! INSTRUCTIONS FOR SINGLE PERSON GAME: -Have the student lay the cards upside down next to the game board. -The student will

Have your kids track their progress as they finish their iReady lessons. I normally laminate, cut them out on colored paper, and magnetize them to their desk!

Students will be able to practice adding up to four two-digit numbers in a fun and practical way. Use this as homework or a review before a test.