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Students will read a word problem and then decide whether they would need to multiply or divide in order to solve the problem. Students do not need to complete any calculations. They simply choose multiply or divide from the multiple choice options. Students will be given feedback as to whether their answers are correct or incorrect. Included: -1 deck -10 cards -Each card includes one word problem and the multiple choice options "multiply" or "divide". Student would need to click on the correct option. To use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards play on modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Apps are available for Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. For security and privacy, adults must have a Boom Learning account to use and assign Boom Cards. You will be able to assign the Boom Cards you are buying with "Fast Pins," (play provides instant feedback for self-grading Boom Cards). Fast Play is always a free way for students to engage with Boom Cards decks. For additional assignment options you'll need a premium account. If you are new to Boom Learning, you will be offered a free trial of our premium account. Read here for details: http://bit.ly/BoomTrial. Sarah B Elementary

Do your students have trouble deciding when to multiply or divide? Try this set of 24 word problems task cards! Students first decide whether to multiply or divide, then they solve the word problems.

Students can easily determine if a word problem requires multiplication or division when the numbers help (If the word problem has the numbers 25 and 5). This resource is great for REALLY understanding the key words and situations where you would multiply and divide. Each factor/divisor from 2-10 ha...

This is a fun and engaging way to practice sorting key words for multiplication and division! Students will read a word or words and decide if they tell the reader to multiply or divide, then glue the box in the correct column. An answer key is included.

Have your students mastered operations of decimals but still struggle with when to add, subtract, multiply, or divide when reading a story problem? Practicing that important skill is this purpose of these task cards. This set of task cards includes twelve cards with three cards for each type of co...

43 Google Slides that ask students to divide and multiply correctly. They need to then decide if it is a positive or a negative number.You can print them out or assign them to Google Classroom.An answer key is provided on slides 23-43.

These 20 task cards feature multiplication and division facts used in one-step story problems. Students gain confidence and problem-solving skills using basic facts for 2s through 9s. Ideal for division and multiplication fact fluency practice. About these task cards: Students must decide if they need to multiply or divide The one-step problems use only basic facts Problems are basic facts from 2s through 9s Some problems feature “unstated” numbers - for example, students must know there are seven days in a week and how much “half a dozen” means Most cards contain just the basic information needed to solve the story problem, and they're written in a straightforward manner. However, other cards are more “wordy” and contain some extra, unnecessary information that can be eliminated. *Cards 17 – 24 could be considered challenge cards. They're the toughest problems, so read over them before assigning them to students. Looking for a word-problem strategy to use with your students? Try the CUBES/CUBED word problem-solving strategy. Click here to check it out. Follow my store to be notified about new resources posted at 50% off for the first 48 hours. Copyright © Caffeine Queen Teacher, CQ Resources, LLC

I have been making digital activities for my high school and middle school students all year. My daughter, who is now 6 years old and in first grade, asked why I didn't make any fun games for her again! So I decided to adapt my most popular high school activities into activities for her. In this act...

A few students usually have an intuition about the structure of the problems and just “get it” with out much help, but the majority of students need direct, systematic instruction paire…

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This resource contains the following items: 1) Multiplying & Dividing Integers “Which One Doesn’t Belong?” PARTNER ACTIVITY · Partner A & Partner B receive different worksheets with 10 questions each. · Each question will contain 4 integer expressions (multiplying/dividing); three of which are equivalent to each other (each student will be evaluating a total of 40 integer expressions). · Each partner will decide which expression is not equivalent to the other three. · When finished, partners should compare their answers. The expressions that did NOT belong should be equivalent to each other when they compare their answers. 2) Multiplying & Dividing Integers MAZE Activity 3) Answer Keys to All Parts The built-in answer key process for both of these activities is a GREAT way for them to receive immediate feedback without having to wait for their paper to be graded! This resource was developed to PARTIALLY meet the requirements of the 7th Grade Number Systems Standards below: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.NS.A.2 Apply and extend previous understandings of multiplication and division and of fractions to multiply and divide rational numbers. CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.NS.A.2.B Understand that integers can be divided, provided that the divisor is not zero, and every quotient of integers (with non-zero divisor) is a rational number. If p and q are integers, then -(p/q) = (-p)/q = p/(-q). Interpret quotients of rational numbers by describing real-world contexts. LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses. COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.

The only way on earth to multiply happiness is to divide it. - Paul Scherer

This Google Slides math lesson helps students practice identifying key words that suggest whether to multiply or divide in word problems. The lesson: lists 6 multiplication words and 6 division words provides interactive examples of each in which students identify the key word and decide whether to multiply or divide includes a printer friendly study guide of the key words to keep in student binders and access to a FREE printable practice worksheet. Multiplication key words: times, product, times as many, doubled, multiplied by, groups of Division key words: split evenly, shared evenly, divided by, quotient, into groups, divvy up Please follow my store here for more great resources! You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram, and lafountaineofknowledge.com where you'll discover ideas, inspiration, and plenty of freebies! Or join my email list to get my monthly newsletter with exclusive FREE resources you can't get anywhere else! Want free money to spend on Teachers Pay Teachers? Rate this product to earn some TpT credit! Leaving feedback helps us both out and takes less than a minute! Your support makes it possible for me to continue making and sharing great resources! Thank you! Credits: The background was sourced via Pixabay and used with permission. Fonts used include Pangolin by Kevin Burke, Londrina Solid and Londrina Shadow  by Marcelo Magalhães, and Amatic SC by Vernon Adams. All fonts used with permission under open source licenses.

It's time to review for the 3rd grade standardized math test and you want to make it fun and meaningful! You need to spend your time wisely and keep the kids engaged! This no-prep word problem activity will help your students visualize multiplication and division. This is a great activity to help students who struggle to decide whether to multiply or divide when confronted with a word problem. This activity helps kids act out what it means to split into equal groups OR add equal groups. Included: 10 scaffolded problems with manipulatives to act out the problem and drag and drop pieces to build an equation. Level 2: 4 problems in which students act out the problem with drag and drop pieces. This time, students count the manipulatives they need and supply the numbers for the equations. Level 3: Students write 5-word problems that require multiplication and division. Students "act out" the problem with manipulatives and build an equation that represents their story problem. Differentiation: You can allow students to work on problems 1-10 and view levels 2 and 3 as early finisher activities. I often give students the choice to repeat level 1 if they are struggling until they feel they have mastered understanding. A MORE MEANINGFUL WAY TO REVIEW: This review game will prepare your students for their standardized tests in a fun, meaningful way. Here's why. It often feels like review activities are just an opportunity to bore students who have already mastered concepts and stress kids who have never mastered the skill. Very few kids seem to benefit from traditional reviews in my classroom. When I developed these reviews, I tried to make them work for ALL students. Games are self-checking, so students get instant feedback on mistakes Drag and drop clues build confidence and scaffold learners. Enrichment opportunities are offered to early finishers, so everyone is learning at their own pace. This game is included in the Firefly Camp Test Prep Bundle. With these resources you can review 3rd-grade math standards through fun, differentiated no-prep digital activities. Check out the bundle here!

This Multiplication Word Problems Worksheet Collection includes 9 pages of multi-digit multiplication and/or division problems. These worksheets include built-in grid / graph paper so students can show their work neatly. This is the third set of this series. I created this series because I wasn’t finding exactly what I was looking for on TPT. I wanted a set of multiplication and division word problems that covered a variety of situations and digit numbers. I also wanted grids on the paper so my students could keep their numbers in line and make it easier for me to check and read. Once I made the multiplication and division sets, I wanted another set where the students had to really read the problems to decide what to do to solve them. Thus, this last set was born! There are 3 or 4 problems on each page, depending on how much grid space I thought was needed for the problems in that set. Problems increase in difficulty as the challenge numbers increase. I have included two different worksheets for the harder levels that students usually need more practice with. Included is a page of each of the following: Worksheet 1: 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication and division Worksheet 2: 3 digit by 1 digit multiplication and division Worksheet 3: 4 digit by 1 digit multiplication and division Worksheet 4: 2 digit by 2 or 3 digit multiplication and division Worksheet 5: more 2 digit by 2 or 3 digit multiplication and division Worksheet 6: 4 digit by 2 digit multiplication and division Worksheet 7: more 4 digit by 2 digit multiplication and division Ultimate Challenge 1: Harder multiplication and division Ultimate Challenge 2: Harder multiplication and division An answer key and an extra sheet of the grid paper is included for ease of use. Thank you for looking! Here are some other products you may be interested in: Multiplication Word Problems Worksheet Collection (With Grids/Graph Paper) Long Division Word Problems Worksheet Collection (With Grids/Graph Paper) 5th Grade Common Core Math Assessment Bundle Math Escape Room Bundle

Here is some practice for students learning fact-label method. They cross-out like terms and decide the answer units based on what's not crossed out. They also learn to multiply all the tops and divide by all the bottoms. I've included a second worksheet with the answers down at that bottom if its h...

Students will love this interactive activity while multiplying decimals and whole numbers! This is a great activity to use as an independent activity, homework activity, or a partner/group assignment in the classroom!! It can also be used in presentation mode for whole group instruction. The slides are also great if you are trying to go paperless with your class or your school has decided to go one-to-one!!! Teacher and student directions are included on how to access and use the slides. Included on the slides: 3 slides - Great for taking notes Steps on how to multiply decimals and whole numbers An example is provided 9 slides - Interactive Slides 1 slide - Put the decimal in the correct place in the product 2 slide - Multiply to find the product - drag and drop the numbers and decimals in the correct place 2 slides - Estimate to find the product 1 slide - Puzzle pieces - Drag the correct product to the correct problem 1 slide - Compare two products to determine which is greater or less than the other 1 slide - Draw a circle around the correct product 1 slide - 6 Word Problems - students solve and type the answer into the text box. For more teaching ideas, freebies and resources click on the ★Follow Me★ on my stores homepage. FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA Blog | Pinterest | Instagram

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This is a story written for kids about a person who decides to cook eggs for friends. Before the story ends, the cook has to learn to multiply and divide the recipe which teaches readers to multiply and divide fractions. ...

Word problems can be difficult for students. This 32 word problems are just what you need for extra practice on word problems. They are split up into three sets. The first set requires students to decide if the problem is asking them to multiply or divide. The second set requires students to interpret remainders. The final set, enrichment practice, has a mixture of the first two and includes a couple of multi-step problems. These worksheets contain answer keys to allow students to self check. You can also pick between a standard sheet, as seen in the preview, and a sheet that includes boarders and a more fancy print. Please note: the multiplication problems require students to have knowledge of 2 digit by 2 digit knowledge and many of the division problems require students to complete long division problems. Check out my store, Clarkes Classroom Creations, for more great math and reading resources!

Using engaging problems, students decide if they multiply or divide by discerning if they know how many groups they have, how much is in each group or their total amount. ...

Ever play S.O.S.? It's a fun and simple paper game for 2 people, but in this version you're playing against yourself and saving all the while! Full instructions are on the game board so you're never left guessing how to play. Great game for all budgets because you can choose to add the dice amounts, or multiply if you've got a higher income. Plus you decide the amount saved when you've made an S.O.S. line. 💌 What you will receive: One Game Laminated Game Card (Roughly 4.75in x 6.5in) One Matching Cash Envelope (Can be cut down to use as a Title Card in zippered envelopes. Pictured for reference.) ❌ No dice come with game. You will need your own. ❌ Zippered envelope NOT included. R E T U R N S All orders are final, non-returnable and non-refundable. If there is an issue with your order, please contact me and I will do my best to fix any issues. K I N D L Y - N O T E - Please make sure you have the correct shipping address on your Etsy account. I cannot accept requests for a secondary shipping address, and therefore cannot be held responsible for orders going to an incorrect address. - Please remember that these are handmade items and therefore may have slight imperfections. The stickers may not be perfectly centered when cut. - Colors may vary slightly due to different color monitors and printing. - Shipping times provided by Etsy are an estimate, not a guarantee. - Any delays with shipping by the post office are out of my control. I cannot accept responsibility for shipping delays or lost/stolen packages.

This set of 12 math task cards is perfect for practicing multiplicative comparison word problems. Students must reason about each real world problem to decide whether to multiply or divide to solve. Several multi-step problems are also included. This set includes: 12 color task cards with multiplicative comparison word problems a black line version of each task card (better for black and white printing) a student response page to record answers an answer key a force copy link to a self-scoring digital Google Forms version Please follow my store here for more great resources! You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram, and lafountaineofknowledge.com where you'll discover ideas, inspiration, and plenty of freebies! Or join my email list to get my monthly newsletter with exclusive FREE resources you can't get anywhere else! Want free money to spend on Teachers Pay Teachers? Rate this product to earn some TpT credit! Leaving feedback helps us both out and takes less than a minute! Your support makes it possible for me to continue making and sharing great resources! Thank you! Credits: All graphics were created by Shea LaFountaine of LaFountaine of Knowledge. Fonts used include Londrina Solid and Londrina Shadow by Marcelo Magalhães and Pangolin by Kevin Burke. All fonts used with permission under open source licenses.

This product is great to practice multiplying polynomial by monomial. There are 5 sections with total of 16 questions. In the first section, students are asked to simplify the expressions by using multiplication in polynomials; in the second section, students are asked to simplify expressions by us...

I made these cards to help students practice multiplying a whole number by a mixed number using the area model. Working with my students this past year, I realized that they were struggling not just with the number manipulation, but with "seeing" the dimensions of each quadrilateral. Students were n...

Skate Eights is a 2-player game that allows students to practice multiplying by the number 8. Players roll two dice and decide whether to add or subtract the two numbers before multiplying the sum or difference by the number 8. Players then search for the product on their side of the game board an...

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I finished the binding on the X and + quilt while I watched TV last night. I LOVE this quilt! I was explaining to my art quilting group that each block is a project in itself for this quilt. You don't plan the whole quilt; you plan each block and when you have enough of them made you lay them out in a pleasing arrangement. I have a piece of a Kaffe Fassett green print inserted across the backing of a Jane Sassaman print. Two of the art quilters brought their finished trip around the world quilt tops. This is the center of the one above. The rail of my quilting machine is in the way to see the whole quilt from this angle but this photo showed the African fabrics the best. Here is the full view. I thought the students from my 2 classes might like to see some alternate fabric choices. I don't think I'll ever get tired of seeing or making this quilt pattern.

Includes a page for students to take notes on multiplying decimals. There is a section for guided practice on this page. There is a second sheet that includes practice problems. Students type notes and answers into a text box.An answer key is included.These digital notes are also great if you are tr...

Interactive Google Slides to teach and reinforce everyday consumer math skills! These 27 lessons present students with real-life finance situations. Students get a chance to shop their way to math success with these real-life lessons! Learners use the information depicted on each illustration of the given shopping experience to find information then they decide whether to add, subtract, multiply, or divide to solve the various accompanying math problems. Simple fractions and percent computations are also required. These exercises help students enhance their comprehension and logical thinking abilities as well as making orderly decisions. FUNCTIONAL LIFE SKILLS ACTIVITIES! READY-TO-USE, INTERACTIVE GOOGLE SLIDES! Students will become more confident and independent as they develop these essential life skills. REAL-LIFE ACTIVITIES: These fun, easy-reading life skills lessons are terrific for students of all ages who need practice with everyday scenarios. Easy-to-Use: Simply download these Google Slides and assign them to your students. Assign them all, or just a few for today's lesson! For additional flexibility, these slides can also be printed for in-class use! Easy-to-Read: The easy-to-read activities are sure to help students practice the real-life scenario of buying items and spending money. Realistic illustrations keep things fun while also showing the relevance of improving math skills. Benefits of Google Slides: If you've been looking for a way to integrate technology into your lessons, this is your answer. And the best part is you don't have to print, cut, laminate, or replace when you lose pieces....it's ALL DIGITAL! How do Google Slides Work? Students read each high-interest story on a computer or iPad then answer the comprehension questions right on their copy of the slides. Teachers can see students' answers in real time, or review them later. Slides can also be printed and used as colorful classroom worksheets. You can assign a set of slides to each student, so that they have their own personal packet.

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