Virtualmath123

15 Arrays with covers for students to discuss how many rows, columns and total they see without counting one by one!

This is a simple jamboard that would be perfect to use with small groups or in the virtual teaching world. It has 10 task card questions to practice equal groups. Students will put the fruit baskets in the tens frames and use the fruit to create equal groups. They will use their fruit baskets and fruit to help them answer multiplication problems.

Use these to practice equal groups for the beginning phases of multiplication!

As a third grade math Intervention teacher I was looking for blue and red tens frames I could print on card stock and flash to kids and couldn't find them - so I created my own! Use these to help with math fluency through 10 and 20. It includes 1 - 10 in blue and 1 - 10 in red. Use them together to practice adding through 20. Print these on cardstock and use with any free time to flash to the class and discuss.

If you download, please leave me some feedback! Let me know what you think. :) This is a fun Halloween fraction activity! Students get to be creative and create their very own witches brew recipe using 6 yucky ingredients with fractions. Then students have to work on doubling their recipe, cutting it in half, etc. Students have to multiply and divide fractions and they create their new recipes.

If you purchase this activity, please take a minute to let me know what you think! I hope it works well for your class! This is a whole class Bingo activity where students will practice finding equivalent fractions and changing mixed numbers to improper fractions. Students use the numbers 1 - 9 to create fractions on their bingo board. The teacher calls out fractions (included in document) and students mark that fraction, or fractions that are equivalent to get a bingo. There is also a notes pag

If you download this - please leave me some feedback! Would love to know if this worked for you! :) This is a great cooperative learning activity! Students work in groups of 4. They begin by cutting apart task cards and placing them in the center of the table. Every student has a white board. Students take turns being the leader. The leader picks up a task card and reads the multiplication problem to the students. All group members write down the problem. Once everyone has it written the leader

I used this in the beginning of the school year with all of my middle school math classes. It is a window pane with 8 spaces available. I instructed my students to come up with 8 numbers that would tell us something about themselves. Within each box they had to include a number and an illustration. This is a great way to get to know the students and also a great binder cover!

This worksheet contains practice writing exponents using repeated factors, using digits to change words to exponential notation, writing in standard notation, and review of adding and subtracting with decimals. 17 problems in all.

If you download, please leave me some feedback! Let me know what you think! I used this homework graph every year for my 8 years teaching sixth grade math. It was a GREAT way to keep track of homework assignments and for students to track their percentages. At the beginning of every hour I would walk around to see if homework was done. You can use a stamp to mark each column, or include teacher initials, or points (1,2,3), etc. Students grade their own homework and graph their percentage. Great