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This activity is super fun to reinforce arrays in multiplication. Anything that involves food as a math manipulative enhances your engagement by 110% !! My students loved it, and I hope yours do too! Students practice arrays by creating the array on their pan with their cookies, drawing it on their paper, and then completing the corresponding multiplication equation. I recommend purchasing the Party Size box of Cookie Crisp cereal so that you have enough for the class to have about 35 pieces eac

This is a fully scaffolded lesson plan that goes along with the book The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins. It is perfect for introducing division to your class. It is super hands on and engaging; especially if you choose to incorporate Cookie Crisp Cereal as your manipulative. My class loved it, and I know that yours will too! :) Includes: Common Core Aligned Lesson Plan/ InstructionsStudent Pamphlet for them to follow along while you place your pamphlet under a document camera Intro to division

Addition and Subtraction tests! Some problems include regrouping and some do not. The bonus problem (#5) is either regrouping twice with zeros or a sum that is greater than 1,000. This product includes 5 tests total. The first test is the "Beginning of Year" pretest in order to get a baseline of where your students are at. The other 4 tests are created to administer quarterly. These tests are great to use for your team's CFA (common formative assessment) in order to assess this standard. Studen

This covers ALL things multiplication including word problems, 2-step word problems, even/odd products, arrays, equal groups, number lines, multiplying by 10 strategy, skip counting, commutative property, and distributive property. It worked great for a fun review activity. It took about 45 mins for them to complete with a partner. It comes with a student answer sheet and 15 different Haunted Houses to be displayed throughout your room. Each haunted house has an answer that corresponds with t

These clock labels are a MUST HAVE if you teach time in your classroom. It can be super challenging for kiddos to not only remember the difference between the hour and minute hand, but skip count by 5's as well. This is the perfect tool until they can master all of these concepts. It comes in 3 different color options as shown.

This product contains Division fluency pages with facts from 0-12. In my classroom I put these in dry erase sheets for Early Finishers and extra practice. They can also be used for timed fluency tests.