BOOM Cards Multiply Mixed Fractions
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Looking for digital tools to implement into your classroom to increase motivation and improve student understanding? Boom Digital Task Cards are unique in the fact that they are like traditional task cards, but offer a self-checking feature. This 5th grade bundle contains 75 decks aligned to 5th graPrice $93.00Original Price $186.00Save $93.00
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Looking for a resource to teach or review with students how to multiply mixed fractions? This deck of paperless task cards features 24 digital task cards to help students multiplying mixed fractions by fractions. Each card on the deck features open response answers. (Students will convert improper products to mixed numbers.)
Aligned to 5th grade fractions standards 5.NF.B.4
Set Includes:
• 24 Self-Checking Task Cards
• Built In Answer Key
• Sharing Instructions
Digital Self-Checking Boom Task Cards do not require printing, laminating, or cutting! Great to use for:
• Whole Class Instruction
• Mini Lessons
• Small Group Instruction
• Math Centers
• Independent Work
• Intervention
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