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This is a simple multiplication interactive activity. Students will learn about what an array is, then fill in their own arrays with drag and drop circles and other objects. There are six practice slides and three word problem slides. Multiplication problems are 1-6. Great for distance learning, small group or whole group activity. Made with Google slides.

Your trapped inside the school over the weekend! Solve the clues so you can get out and go home before it’s to late! This digital breakout box is made using tools in the G Suite, but you do not need a google login to access it. This game is designed for 3rd and 4th graders focusing on problem solving specifically with addition, subtraction and multiplication problems. This game will work best in small group settings so students can work together. You can have each student on a device, or a pair

This is great intro to division and/or extra practice. Students will learn the terms of division as well as have a mini lesson. Pictured above. There are four practice problems, three word problems and one practice problem where the student is walked through how to solve it. The highest dividend a student starts with is 24. There are no remainders. Students will drag and drop objects into groups to solve the problems. Made with Google Slides. Check out my other resource like this Multiplication

It is Valentine's Day! Everyone is so excited and having fun! Then something strange happened! As you come back from lunch you can't find your teacher! You see a frog sitting on your teachers desk! Oh no! She caught the love bug and it is very contagious! A classmate near your teacher just "POPPED!" turned into a frog as well! Soon everyone will catch the love bug! You need to work as a class to find a cure before everyone is a frog forever! This is a fun breakout box to get into the spirit of V

This is a simple multiplication interactive drag and drop activity. Students will learn how to multiply using equal groups, then fill in their own equal groups with drag and drop circles. Students will drag the correct number of groups as well as the correct number of objects in each group to solve a simple multiplication problem. This activity is great for an introduction to multiplication. There are six practice slides and three word problem slides. Multiplication problems are 1-8. Great for d