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Allow students to practice subtraction of multi-digit numbers with and without regrouping in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop the numbers into the equation. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

Calling all Coders! Want a winter themed coding activity that is safe for all denominations? Look no further, this resource is what you need. Can be paired with a read aloud of Snowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs Martin as well for background of our main character. This resource includes 3 premade maps as well as an option for students to create their own map and solve or challenge others to write the code to match. Answer Key is also provided to check students work.

Allow students to practice subtraction of multi-digit numbers with and without regrouping in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop the numbers into the equation. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

Allow students to practice subtraction of multi-digit numbers with and without regrouping in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop the numbers into the equation. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

This digital resource allows students to recreate beach scenes with increasing difficulty by drawing within google slides. It can be used for art or to introduce how to navigate certain features of google slides as well as strengthen mouse manipulation skills. Included are the Terms of Use as well as the Teacher Directions which provides a link to an unfinished and finished version. This resource requires little to no prep as instructional slides are provided within the resources as well.

Allow students to practice subtraction of multi-digit numbers with and without regrouping in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop the numbers into the equation. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

Allow students to practice addition of multi-digit numbers with and without regrouping in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop the numbers into the equation. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

Allow students to practice addition of multi-digit numbers with and without regrouping in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop the numbers into the equation. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

Allow students to practice making arrays (area models) of multiplication equations in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop tiles to create arrays. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

Allow students to practice subtraction of multi-digit numbers with and without regrouping in a new format! Gone are the days of paper pencil and Hello Google Slides! This interactive assignment allows them to drag and drop the numbers into the equation. Students can even self assess with the link to the answer key when finished.

Remember coloring by number? Want something for your students that's a bit harder than simple number recognition and helps them practice their math fluency in the process? Then search no further; this is exactly what you're looking for! Students will solve the addition equations and upon pressing enter the cell will change color creating an image when finished! Complete with a hidden sheet that contains the answer key. You can use the hidden sheet to quickly assess what problems your students st