Students will demonstrate their knowledge of multiplication by using strategies like groups of, arrays, and repeated addition.  They will model each one of seven problems.

This product gives plenty of practice to elementary students who are working at memorizing their multiplication times tables.

In this Halloween version of bingo, teachers can call either the quotient or the equation. There are 30 cards where the teacher calls the quotient and students find a valid equation and 30 cards where the teacher calls the equation and students find an equal quotient.

The cards come with Halloween clip art that allows students to doodle or color in as well.

This activity is great for the days leading up to and on Halloween when students become very spooky themselves.

Students will find the product using the distributive property.  There are also 4 questions that review the identity property, the zero property, the commutative property, and the associative property.

In this activity, students will partner up. They will each get a single die. They will record their first roll on the worksheet. Then roll it again and multiply it by 10. Next, they will find the product of their first roll times their 2nd roll which was multiplied by 10. Finally, students will find the sum of all of their products. The player with the highest sum wins the game.

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Teachers can create arrays and visually show how division works.  Using the program students can also work on estimation, factoring, remainders, and fractions that all deal with division.  Factor Pairs and Prime factors can also be shown.  Teachers can use this to show why some numbers are perfect squares and some are perfect triangles.  Watch the video to show how to change and use this number explorer with students.

Explore different representations for fractions including improper fractions, mixed numbers, decimals, and percentages. Additionally, there are length, area, region, and set models. Adjust numerators and denominators to see how they alter the representations and models. Use the table to keep track of interesting fractions.  If your students have computers, yell out fractions and have them create the fraction you called.

I use this in my class with those students who aren't quite getting how to round yet.  They either sit with me or a para pro and discuss these questions.

This educational game reinforces essential division strategies at the 3rd-grade level. Whether played as task cards or incorporated into a board game, this interactive experience will challenge and empower students to sharpen their division skills using repeated subtraction, equal groupings, arrays, and number lines.

A review of number patterns and dividing fractions into equal parts worksheet.