For this interactive, students can practice multiple levels of addition.
Students sort and count objects in categories.
In this interactive, students practice fluently multiplying within 100 as they compete against students from around the world.
Students describe, sort, compare and display pictures of cats.
In this interactive, students must determine how many bubbles are left under Okta's shell after some have been added or taken away.
For this assessment, students decide how many studetns might be eating certain fruits based on a a total number of fruits being eaten.
Students solve addition and subtraction problems to 20 by counting all the objects in their head.
Using the online interactive, students interpret multiplication equations to find the correct answers.
For this interactive, students play a game to reinforce their understanding of division and multiplication and division by using inverse operations.
For this assessment, students determine if an equation is true or false.
In this entertaining interactive, students click on the correct answer to start the dive and use the left/right arrow keys to spin and land in the correct tank. Please note you will need to have flash enabled on your browser to use the resource.
In this fun interactive, students use pictures to answer number sentences.
For this assessment, students use manipulatives to assist them in deciding what number makes the equation true.
This task encourages students to brainstorm and share the different strategies they can use to solve the problem. The purpose of this task is to help enhance students' ability to fluently add by assisting them in finding the most effective strategies to use when adding.
Students use a 'mapping diagram' to show number relationship.
This is a fun interactive which helps students practice adding. Students are given a number sentence and 3 answer choices. There is a work space below the number sentence where students can drag marbles to help them find the correct answer.
In this highly engaging interactive, students will sharpen their adiition skills while destroying balls by forming number pairs that add up to 10. Students can use one ball to destroy a group of same numbered balls.
In this interactive, students' understanding of multiplication is reinforced as they destroy large meteors with multiplication problems moving toward their space center. Students race to destroy as many meteors as they can before time runs out.
Students add and subtract metric units of length with word problems in this interactive resource.
This lesson uses shapes/symbols to represent a missing value in a mathematical equation.