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This 3 Digit Subtraction with Regrouping Self Checking Game is perfect to get students practice subtracting three digit numbers with regrouping. It is a Halloween themed Google Slides game that is: perfect for Google Classroom, distance learning, centers, etc.self-checkinghighly accessible - students can play it on any device with Internet - iPad, laptop, Chromebook, even smartphone! perfect for paperless classrooms. You can use Google Classroom to make each student a copy of their own, or shar

This 3 Digit Addition with Regrouping Self Checking Game is perfect to get students practice adding three digit numbers with regrouping. It is a Halloween themed Google Slides game that is: perfect for Google Classroom, distance learning, centers, etc.self-checkinghighly accessible - students can play it on any device with Internet - iPad, laptop, Chromebook, even smartphone! perfect for paperless classrooms. You can use Google Classroom to make each student a copy of their own, or share a scre

Do your students need help counting money? This is a FREE and easy game for you to prepare! The directions are simple and students can have all their own materials. Each round has 5 rolls. Students roll a dice and add that coin to the purse or wallet based on the chart. After 5 rolls, students count the coins and record the total. Students play 5 rounds. See which round has the largest total. Don't have enough coins for students to each have their own? No problem! I have included printable coi

Do your students need addition with regrouping help? These are the perfect cards for you! Preparation is so simple! Give students a copy of the problem. You can hang them around the room, give each table a set, or cut sheets in half. Students then solve the problem and record their answer. To self-check, students then find the ”food pair” to check and see if their answer is correct. These sets are perfect for differentiation! There will be multiple sets of these available, this is the first set

These task cards are the perfect way for your students to practice rounding the the nearest ten and hundred. There are 24 task cards with 3 digit numbers and 24 task cards with 4 digit numbers. There are also two recording sheet options. These task cards could also be used a variety of ways from a traditional SCOOT, Connect Four to Cooperative Learning Strategies. Perfect for RTI, small groups, early finisher activities or extra practice. Can this be used in your classroom today? YES! Just pri

Practice multi digit addition and subtraction with this fun activity. Some cards contain regrouping and subtraction across zero.Prime Pizza just got some new employees and some of them are just not making the cut! It is up to your students to decide who will stay hired and who will be fired. They will decide each employee’s fate by checking the employee's addition or subtraction of pizza orders. If they are correct, they stay hired. If they are incorrect, they are fired. If they are fired stude

Are you ready to have a Property Party? This resource has SIX engaging and interactive activities that your students are sure to love to review the properties of multiplication! Here's what is included: - Commutative Property Cake: Students create a cake with commutative property problems. Students then write the flip flop fact on a candle and decorate the cake. There is also a version available where students roll to create the facts. - Distributive Property Candles: Students build arrays us

Practice addition and subtraction with regrouping with this fun November activity! Each day, hang a card in the classroom. Students will solve problem and decide if they have been gobbled (problem incorrect) or wobbled (problem correct). They show their work AND write gobble or wobble on the daily slip. Have students place their slips in a bucket. Choose a few and if they were correct, they get a prize or small treat! There is also a second way to play, like a traditional scoot!

Practice addition and subtraction with regrouping with this fun October activity! Each day, hang a card in the classroom. Students will solve problem and decide if they have been tricked or treated. They show their work AND write trick or treat on the daily slip. Have students place their slips in a bucket. Choose a few and if they were correct, they get a prize or small treat!

Practice the associative property of addition with this activity. The goal is to find the missing number in each equation. . Record your answers on the recording sheet. This is perfect for a math station, early finisher activity, small group work or math center. 22 task cards and recording sheet

Practice multi-digit addition and subtraction word problems with regrouping in this activity. The goal is to match each fishing pole to the correct sum on the fish. Record your answers on the recording sheet. This is perfect for a math station, early finisher activity, small group work or math center. 12 task cards and recording sheet included.

Practice multi-digit addition and subtraction with regrouping in this activity. The goal is to solve each task card. Record your answers on the recording sheet. This is perfect for a math station, early finisher activity, small group work or math center. 12 task cards and recording sheet included.

Practice rounding to ten with this activity. The goal is to place all the items in the correct bag by rounding to the nearest 10. One at a time they place the item in the correct bag. Talk about how you rounded as you go. Record your answers on the recording sheet. This is perfect for a math station, early finisher activity, small group work or math center. 8 backpacks included with 6 items each.

Practice the multiples of ten with this activity. Students will grad a card and solve each multiplication problem. Then, match it to the corresponding answer card. Use the multiplication chart to help you solve the problems. On the recording sheet, write each problem on the recoding sheet in the correct box. Include the problem, answer, and basic fact. (Ex. 4x60=24/Basic Fact: 4x6) This is perfect for a math station, early finisher activity, small group work or math center.

Let's make word problems more engaging! Do your students love fortune tellers? Students practice multi-step word problems with a partner while having some fun! After students fold their fortune teller, partner students together. Partner one will ask partner two to say the color of the llama they choose. Partner one will spell the color moving the fortune teller, then have partner two chose a number and count that many using the fortune teller. Again, partner one will have partner two chose a nu

Get some extra practice with identifying equations and products with arrays. These are great games that are ready to go with a few basic manipulatives (dice, paperclip, game pieces, crayons). You can also put the games in plastic sheets for multiple uses with dry erase markers. There are 6 games total in this pack. They are great for math centers, partner practice, independent practice or early finishers. Included Games: 1. Trap the Star 2. Number Choice Arrays 3. 4 in a Row Arrays 4. Arra

Use these printables to have students practice subtraction with regrouping. Students will spin spinner one to generate the minuend (the first number) and spin the spinner to generate the subtrahend (the second number). Works great for math stations, independent work, morning work, homework, exit slips or early finisher work! Included in this set: 10 printables for subtraction with regrouping practice

Need to engage your students in practicing addition with regrouping? Then, this activity is for you! Students will practice adding two 2, 3 or 4 digit numbers by choosing colored candies or a colored items to determine what digits will be in their number from a color code. Students will work on adding their number and showing their work to practice regrouping. You can use a sweet treat like M & Ms, Skittles, Smarties or Gummy Bears (these versions are already done) or a non-food treat like pom p

Call all Star Wars Lovers! Do your students need multiplication fluency practice? Add this engaging activity to your classroom! Students will each have a lightsaber that is taped around their hand. Each student will need at least 6 multiplication cards. Students use the light saber to strike down the fact as they say the answer. Students can then use the Jedi Training Manuel to show a multiplication strategy of how they solved the problem. You can also give each student a multiplication chart to

Can you use your properties of multiplication to solve this monster riddle? Each monster wants some more ice cream. Can you feed the monster more ice cream by solving each of the multiplication problems on the page. Find the problem that has the same product listed at the top of the page. Drag that ice cream cone to the monster to reveal a letter. Type that letter on the riddle page in the box for that problem number. If all the answers are correct, you can solve the riddle! Included: *Set Up a