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Decimal missing digits worksheets are the perfect way to practice or review adding and subtracting decimals up until the hundredths place. Included are 10 worksheets that ask students to find missing digits in the addends, minuends, and subtrahends in an addition or subtraction problem. This decimal activity is perfect for an extension lesson, extra practice, a homework assignment, a center, or even a quick assessment. The best part is that all worksheets include detailed answer keys. There is n

This 5-page assessment features 8 multiplication questions that ask students to use the area model of multiplication and analyze the relationship between area and the standard algorithm. It covers multiplication skills, but also dips into area, division and overall math logic. Some higher-level thinking problems are included that ask students to analyze a standard algorithm problem and work backwards to find missing quantities. A detailed answer key is included! ⭐️ Like this product? Chec

Give your students a strategy for multiplication other than the standard algorithm. This resource will provide activities and opportunities to practice multiplying 2- and 3-digit numbers using the area model method. Students will explore the concept of factors, exponential notation and partial products. These are no-prep printable anchor charts, worksheets and assessments that teach how area and multiplication are connected.   This product includes: Minimal prep - PRINT, COPY & GO!Area Mod

This 3-page "Show What You Know" assessment features 10 multi-step questions that ask students to solve expressions using the order of operations. The questions range in difficulty from solving an expression to thinking critically about error analysis. A detailed answer key is included! ⭐️ Like this product? Check out my 38-page printable packet - Solving Expressions with Order of Operations Differentiated Worksheets (PEMDAS). Introduce, practice, master and assess the rules for solving ex

This 5-page assessment features 15 skill-based multiplication of fractions questions that ask students to solve for the product of fractions, the product of fractions and whole numbers, and the product of mixed numbers. Two of the questions also ask students to draw models to represent equations. Then, three problems ask students to apply their skills to higher-level thinkings problems. Students will need to make sense of word problems, draw a bar model, and solve. While bar models are n