Greetings, math enthusiasts! Today, we’re going on a captivating journey to the realm of rounding and multiplication, two fundamental pillars of arithmetic. These two skills, when combined, provide an excellent way for students to flex […]
Mathematics is a cornerstone of every student’s learning journey, and as educators, we constantly strive to employ effective teaching strategies in math to bring out the best in our students. One of the quintessential skills […]
Today we’re embarking on a magical journey to transform the way you perceive and learn multiplication. By the end of this adventure, you’ll not only have mastered multiplication facts but also discovered how fun, fast, […]
Multiplication Illustrated in 4 Ways: Comment below and share how you like teaching (illustrating, modeling…) multiplication with your students. Bronwyn Stewart – “We use a ‘Thinkboard’ similar to the one in the post. I teach […]
// Buy it nowSell digital downloads(or get it on TPT here) Download a free sample (4 mazes with answer sheet) here, NO email optin required Multiplication rules are important for students to memorize, but practicing […]
Here’s a fun game that you can play with the students in your classroom to get their mental juices going! Begin with a simple whole number like 5. Then start giving the students operations that they should perform in their heads. Use a variety of all four operations and make sure the directions you give will yield whole numbers.
The object of the game is to win as many cards as possible from the other players. The game ends when one player has all of the cards, or, if that does not happen, when […]
Old Maid Math (Get all 4 games in one package for 50% off) Number of Players: Two to six This math file folder game set includes practice in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Have fun […]
Slapping: Multiplication & Division Buy this Game on TeachersPayTeachers – $4 Number of Players Two Number of Pages 34 Materials Twelve sets of four cards. In each set the four cards show basic multiplication & division […]
Submitted by: Becky and also Amanda Multiplication War Use a regular deck of cards and divide them up evenly among two players (like war). (but you could play with more players, it would be more […]