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Thanksgiving Multiplication is the perfect way for students to practice arrays, multiplication as addition, number lines, and skip counting while enjoying Thanksgiving! These activities contain great introductory skills for students beginning to learn multiplication.

Candy Corn Place Value will help students practice standard form, expanded notation, and the written form of numbers with two digits. They will cut out the expanded form and glue it to the middle of the correct candy corn. Then, they will cut out the written form and glue it to the bottom of the correct candy corn. This is great practice for those students needing to work on this skill! **Another great use is in a math center. Just laminate the pieces and the activity can be completed over

This is a great tool to help students learn how to use the number line and skip counting to solve multiplication problems. They will draw their "jumps" on the number line and then record what they were skip counting by. Then, they will relate that to multiplication by recording and solving the multiplication problem that matches the skip counting on the number line. **If this activity is helpful, please like my store and leave positive feedback. Thank you!