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Free elementary mental math resources for GATE
Place Value Riddles for Hundreds and Thousands - 3 Digit and 4 Digit Numbers
Try these free three-digit and four-digit place value riddle task cards for numbers in the hundreds and thousands to keep your students totally engaged in using math vocabulary and skills as well as critical thinking and logic!These riddles are samples from Place Value Riddles for Three-Digit and Four-Digit Numbers BUNDLE, a set of 150 riddle cards, games, and activity task cards. Click now to see it!Here's what this free resource includes!⭐ 12 multi-step place value riddle task cards for three
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3rd - 5th
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Open Ended Math Question | Math Challenge
This open ended math question will provide a math challenge that your students will be excited to solve! This open ended question is easy to differentiate and will promote questioning, estimation, strategies, communication and planning. Skills Include:questioningmaking an organized planusing a variety of strategiescommunicating resultsestimationaddition and multiplicationcreative thinkingproductive risk taking in mathThis problem can be used:individuallywith partnersas a parent volunteer activ
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Early Finishers Spring St. Patrick's Day Leprechaun Logic Freebie
Try before you buy!2 free pages from the St. Patricks Day themed logic packet for 1st -3rd grade.Students use logic and reasoning to solve various puzzles in the full version which you can check out below:Early Finisher's St. Patrick's Day LogicOther Logic PacketsEarly Finisher's Halloween Spooky MathEarly Finisher's Turkey Logic
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1st - 3rd
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Somebody Saw Logic Puzzle Mysteries, Lupe & Molly - The Case of the Bug Boy
Intermediate Level: Ehtan loves bugs. But someone doesn't like Ethan. A nasty card was left in the teachers' mailboxes, and someone is framing Ethan!Join Lupe and Molly to analyze the clues and solve the crime.Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles promote problem solving and empathy, the two essential components of Creative Genius.1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s innovators need imagination to approach tough problems. • Creative Geniuses are not more knowledge or correct. • They're just
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1st - 9th
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M&M Subtraction
As usual I specialize in simple black and white fun useable lessons for Kindergarten and 1st grade.
This is M&M Subtraction. Simply print and give the students 20(Kindergarten) or more standard color M&Ms have them put the start number in the "I have" circle, and then count the number of M&Ms in the color listed. Once the write the number they can eat that color and count what is left.
Have the students repeat this with all the colors until they reach 0
Simple fun and effect
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Grades:
K - 1st
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Number Trails Task Cards (10 Numbers)
Number Trails Task Cards (10 Numbers)
Best activity to assess whether students actually understand place value. 10 Different numbers. Students can only take one place value block or chip at a time away starting with the biggest value until they reach 0.
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2nd - 5th
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