Math

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Multiplication will never be as fun as it is when using this Code Breaker. It's simple to print out and assemble, using a brass fastener to hold it together. You can write your own coded messages to your child or use the four riddles that are included with the download. Either way, your student will have a blast as he uses his times tables to break the code!

Teaching hands-on math with free printable math mats is the best way to engage your children and keep them excited about math.

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Review math skills with these free challenging math riddle task cards for 2nd and 3rd grade! Practice addition, subtraction, comparing numbers with greater than and less than symbols, multiple addends, adding & subtracting multiples of ten, and more. Great choice for math centers or your early finishers. These fun cards will motivate and keep students interest high when you use them for intervention RtI in grades 4 and 5 or for tutoring!

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You can never have too many back-up math worksheets on hand. There have been many times that my children ran out of problems before they truly grasped a concept, but they had already used all the practice problems in their workbooks! From preschool to fifth grade, there are over 1,400 free, printable worksheets at your disposal!

In math, dividing fractions is the process of figuring out how many times one fraction fits into another. You can multiply fractions using the “keep-change-flip” method, where you multiply the first fraction by the reciprocal of the second fraction, then simplify to find the quotient.