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Middle school basic operations flash cards for Easel Activities
Multi Digit Multiplication Task Cards With Word Problems - Differentiated
Are you looking for an easy-to-use resource to help your students learn and practice Multiplication Word Problems? Maybe you need both printable and digital options to reach all your students. These 36 task cards are differentiated with 3 levels and are perfect for practicing Multiplication Word Problems. Recording sheets and answer keys are provided for easy grading. This product features both a digital AND printable option.You might also be interested in Self-Correcting Multi Digit Multiplicat
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Multiplication Task Card Bundle - Differentiated
Addition and Subtraction Maths Task Cards
Use these fun task cards to help students practise adding and subtracting 3, 4 and 5 digit numbers. They can be used for maths centers, for early finishers or for a whole class scoot game! What's IncludedThere are 54 cards included in this download, as well as an answer key. Task cards are as follows:18 three-digit addition & subtraction task cards30 four-digit addition & subtraction task cards6 five-digit addition & subtraction task cardsTeachers have commented:"Simple and practical
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3rd - 6th
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MATHO! (Uno) Card Game - Division Facts 0 to 12
This is a game that students can play to practice division facts up to 12. It's similar to the game Uno. There are directions included on how to play, along with blank cards in case you want to make your own equations.Matho! Directions:• Pass out 5 cards to each player.• Lay the remaining cards face down in a pile.• Show the top card next to the draw pile.• The first player needs to lay down a problem card that matches the same color shown - a player can also put down a DRAW TWO, SKIP, or REVERS
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2nd - 6th
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MATHO! (Uno) Card Game - Multiplication Facts 0 to 12
This is a game that students can play to practice multiplication facts up to 12. It's similar to the game Uno. There are directions included on how to play, along with blank cards in case you want to make your own equations.Matho! Directions:• Pass out 5 cards to each player.• Lay the remaining cards face down in a pile.• Show the top card next to the draw pile.• The first player needs to lay down a problem card that matches the same color shown - a player can also put down a DRAW TWO, SKIP, or
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2nd - 6th
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