The Teaching Momma

Directions: Print/ laminate these cards for this easy to-use game. Game Directions: Place these cards around the room. Print a class set of answer sheets. The students will be located around the room, one card per student if it allows. You will then give the student an allotted amount of time for each card. It will really depend on how long your class period is. After the allotted time, then the students will scoot to the next card. When the students are done you have a great way to asses

You can use this product for so many purposes: anchor charts, classroom posters, student math notebooks, digital student math notebooks using the Google Slides option, Special Education/ Services accommodation for visual displays, and intervention strategies. The objectives are listed below: • Order of Operations• Adding Decimals• Subtracting Decimals• Multiplying Decimals• Multiplying Fractions• Dividing Fractions• Fractions to Decimals• Decimals to FractionsOAS objectives are: • 4.N.2• 4.N.3

This is 23 pages full of several math strategies for teaching your amazing students about unknown numbers. This is a tough skills, so I have included pages that can be adapted to be interactive journal pages, you can print and assemble as a student workbook, or enrichment for students who are ready for more challenging material. There is also a great resource included that will allow you to incorporate technology through QR Codes! I hope that you enjoy this. Remember to follow my store for u

This is a fun, interactive way to assess the mastery of your students. This fun game will get your students out of their seats and using their brains. Game Directions: Place these cards around the room. Print a class set of answer sheets. The students will be located around the room, one card per student. You will then give the student an allotted amount of time for each card. It will really depend on how long your class period is. After the allotted time, then the students will scoot to the

This is a fun, interactive way for your students to become more fluent with their multiplication math facts. This has three designs: each one has a page to practice the 4 multiplication table and the 6's. Included are the coloring sheets without any math facts. You can print and allow your students to a fun holiday/ christmas page or incorporate an objective that you are working on in your classroom. I hope that your students will enjoy this as much as my students do!

This is a great game to practice and review the properties of multiplication. The properties are: commutative, identity, associative, zero, and distributive. The puzzle pieces are in twos. The property cards look the same, and the equation and definition cards are the matching style. This should help when you separate the cards. I separate them into 5 groups. You can copy 1 set; however, you will next to print the wanted number for the definition cards. This is what I did. This will allow

This is all about teaching your students how to use a hundreds chart to complete patterns. There are printables and assessments included. Enjoy! Coming Soon: Finding the Unknown Numbers (a whole packet about finding the unknown)

This is an interactive notebook insert. You build the pages one on top of the others to make a complete book about the important vocabulary words that we use for: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. There are also four practice pages that are similar to one of my other TPT Products, "Finding the Factors". These pages will allow your students to look at math words and color the words that go with these four math topics.

This contains multiplication fact practice for 2-12. The worksheet is interactive because the students are essentially creating their own worksheets by using a spinner wheel. Each worksheet will be different. When your students have completed filling in the missing factor and product, they can color the picture. Enjoy!