5th Grade Mental Math Task Cards

3rd Grade - I have, Who Has - 3s, 4s and 6s Multiplication Game - 3rd Grade Math

Make multiplication practice fun and interactive with this "I Have, Who Has" game! Perfect for reinforcing multiplication facts for 3s, 4s, and 6s, this engaging activity is great for whole-class or small-group settings.

Product Features:

• Focus: Covers key multiplication facts for 3s, 4s, and 6s.
• Interactive Gameplay: Students will enjoy collaborating and reviewing math facts while playing this quick-paced game.
• Low-Prep: Print, cut, and go! Includes 24 cards for seamless classroom use.
• Versatile Application: Ideal for math centers, whole-class review, small group practice, or early finishers.
• Builds Fluency: Helps students master multiplication facts in a fun, interactive way.
• 2 Options: Color and black and white options included!

Whether you're looking to review multiplication facts or provide your students with a fun math challenge, this "I Have, Who Has" game is the perfect addition to your classroom resources!

Boost your students' math skills with these 30 4-Digit Subtraction Task Cards With Regrouping ! Designed to challenge and engage learners, these task cards help students master Subtraction with regrouping through fun, interactive practice.

What's included:

* Reading Decimals

* Mentally Convert decimal to fraction

This resources is intended to help students receive extra practice on converting decimal to fraction mentally. Speed and accuracy is an important part of mathematical thinking/solving. These fluency cards will help students master the skill of converting common decimal to fraction.

More Fluency Cards in the process of being completed.

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Multiplication Bingo Set - Multiplication Fact Fluency

This is the perfect tool for students to practice their multiplication facts in a fun and low-stress way! This hands-on, multisensory bingo set is a great way to keep students engaged and excited about learning! Give students counters (or beans, paper clips, or anything lying around!) to cover the answers. There is a set of multiplication flash cards at the end of the set that you can call out or you can come up with your own equations. There are so many different ways to play bingo the possibilities are endless!

This could also be a fun activity for small groups or centers to practice students' multiplication fact fluency!

Pro tip! Laminate the pieces so that they are more durable and longer lasting!

Learning patterns is important. It doesn’t look useful or significant but when you realize that patterns exists everywhere you’d know how important it is. This fun pattern center (Cute snake as a visual aid) is perfect for students who have begun learning about patterns and may need some encouragement or to practice patterns independently. This is a very basic but great worksheet that focuses on Unifix cube patterns.

Nb: When printed these worksheet on 8.5"x11" paper it matched 10 Unifix cubes stacked (Each square is approximately 18mmx18mm, 0.71 "x 0.71").

How to use this resource:

1. Ask students to make their own patterns with Unifix blocks and then coloring these cubes to match.
2. Show specific patterns : AB, ABB, AAB, AABB, ABC... and ask kids to copy, extend, and create each, then color the results.

See preview for full details.

Why use this product:

• Encourages Creativity: Students can create their own patterns, making learning fun.
• Hands-On: Students can build patterns themselves.
• Fun to Use: They make learning about patterns more enjoyable.
• Good for All Levels: They work for both simple and tricky patterns.
• Quick Feedback: Students can easily check and fix their patterns.

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• Fractions for beginners.

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This Subtracting Integers Scavenger Hunt Task Cards activity is a fun and interactive way for middle school students to practice subtracting integers.

This resource is a set of task cards designed for a classroom scavenger hunt activity focused on integer subtraction. It is suitable for middle school students and can be implemented in a whole group setting, making learning engaging and enjoyable.

**Benefits
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• Engaging and interactive way to practice math skills

• Promotes active learning

• Encourages teamwork and collaboration

Instructions/Tips for Implementation

Divide your class into groups and have them solve the subtraction problems on each task card to find the next clue. This activity promotes teamwork and critical thinking skills while reinforcing math concepts.

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These random grouping cards contain 120 sets of matching cards to use for random grouping. Each set has 3 cards that are equivalent for students to find their random group for the day. This is a total of 360 cards for you to choose from or change throughout the year. You can choose topics ranging from multiplication facts, equivalent fractions, decimals and percents, all the way to equivalent expressions with exponents and variables.

The cards are meant to be simple enough for students to quickly find their matching cards to find their random group for the day. There are tons of cards to choose from so you can ensure your students will be able to find their groups quickly.

This product includes

- Multiplication Facts up to 14 (there are plenty of smaller numbers if you want to exclude the larger ones) (3rd-6th Grade)

- Equivalent Fractions (4th Grade)

- Fractions with Circle Models, Bar Models, and on Number Lines (4th - 5th Grade)

- Adding, Subtracting, and Multiplying Fractions with Like Denominators (4th-5th Grade)

- Equivalent Fractions, Decimals, and Percents (6th - 7th Grade)

- Equivalent Expressions with Exponents (6th - 8th Grade)

- Equivalent Expressions with Variables (6th - 10th Grade)

The cards are not labeled with numbers or letters to indicate which board they should go to. You can either add this yourself or have them choose their board.

Fall-Themed "I Have, Who Has" Multiplication Game: 11s, and 12s Facts
Bring seasonal fun to your classroom with this engaging fall-themed "I Have, Who Has" game! Designed specifically to reinforce multiplication facts for 11s and 12s, this interactive activity is perfect for small groups, centers, or whole-class review.

Features:

• Multiplication Facts: Focuses on 11s and 12s for essential math practice.
• Fall-Themed Design: Bright and colorful fall elements to keep students engaged.
• Interactive Learning: Helps students build fluency with multiplication in a collaborative, engaging way.
• Low-Prep: Print, cut, and play! Includes 24 cards.

Give your students the gift of fun learning this fall while mastering their multiplication facts!

Boost your students' math skills with these 30 4-Digit Addition Task Cards With Regrouping! Designed to challenge and engage learners, these task cards help students master addition with regrouping through fun, interactive practice.

What's included:

* Reading Fractions

* Mentally Convert fraction to decimal

This resources is intended to help students receive extra practice on converting fraction to decimal mentally. Speed and accuracy is an important part of mathematical thinking/solving. These fluency cards will help students master the skill of converting common fraction to decimal.

More Fluency Cards in the process of being completed. Collect them all!

Please visit@Mathologist for more math resources.

Thank you!

Multiplication Matching Game - Multiplication Fact Fluency Puzzle

This is the perfect tool for students to independently practice their multiplication facts in a fun and low-stress way! This hands-on, multisensory puzzle is a great way to keep students engaged and excited about learning. To complete the puzzle, students must match the multiplication fact to the product and the repeated addition equation. This also helps build conceptual understanding by providing students with multiple ways to solve multiplication equations.

Pro tip! Laminate the pieces so that they are more durable and longer lasting!

Learning patterns is important. It doesn’t look useful or significant but when you realize that patterns exists everywhere you’d know how important it is. This fun pattern center (Train as a visual aid) is perfect for students who have begun learning about patterns and may need some encouragement or to practice patterns independently. This is a very basic but great worksheet that focuses on Unifix cube patterns.

Nb: When printed these worksheet on 8.5"x11" paper it matched 10 Unifix cubes stacked (Each square is approximately 18mmx18mm, 0.71 "x 0.71").

How to use this resource:

1. Ask students to make their own patterns with Unifix blocks and then coloring these cubes to match.
2. Show specific patterns : AB, ABB, AAB, AABB, ABC... and ask kids to copy, extend, and create each, then color the results.

See preview for full details.

Why use this product:

• Encourages Creativity: Students can create their own patterns, making learning fun.
• Hands-On: Students can build patterns themselves.
• Fun to Use: They make learning about patterns more enjoyable.
• Good for All Levels: They work for both simple and tricky patterns.
• Quick Feedback: Students can easily check and fix their patterns.

You may like:

• Polygons for beginners.
• Coordinate for beginners.
• Fractions for beginners.

My best rated freebie:

Free Long division Practice Worksheets.

Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TeachShare purchases.

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These mental math task cards will allow you to easily incorporate number sense, math facts, and problem solving skills into your math lessons.

How to Set Up:

- Laminate and cut out task cards and organize with a metal ring

- Cut out task cards without laminating

What is Included:

Set #1: Adding and Subtracting Whole Numbers

Set #2: Adding and Subtracting Fractions

Set #3: All Operations with Decimals

Set #4: All Operations with Integers

Set #5: Square Roots and Perfect Squares

How to Use this Resource:

You don't need to use all 80 cards at once!

Use them as REVIEW

Use them as a CLASSROOM STARTER

Use them for EARLY FINISHERS

They can be used over and over again because mental math should be practiced on a consistent basis

How Does this Look?

1. Whole Class: Read task cards aloud to students ONE STEP AT A TIME, and they answer on whiteboards or the recording sheet provided. This allows everyone to have 'think time'

2. Small Groups: Working with a small group, you can read task cards aloud to your students. They can also work together which encourages collaboration and teamwork

3. Partner Work: Students can pair up and read a task card to their partner. Their partner can answer on a whiteboard or the recording sheet provided

4. Independent: Have students work on one set at a time. This is great for early finishers

Benefits

- Opportunities for DIFFERENTIATION: Students can work on any of the 5 sets. Some are more difficult concepts than others. Students may need more practice in one area

- Consistent practice will improve math fact fluency and skills

- Your students will become more comfortable and feel more confident in their own abilities

Who Should Use These?

- Middle school students would benefit the most from this product

- Grades 5, 6, 7, 8

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Fall-Themed "I Have, Who Has" Multiplication Game: 3s, 4s, and 6s Facts
Bring seasonal fun to your classroom with this engaging fall-themed "I Have, Who Has" game! Designed specifically to reinforce multiplication facts for 3s, 4s, and 6s, this interactive activity is perfect for small groups, centers, or whole-class review.

Features:

• Multiplication Facts: Focuses on 3s, 4s, and 6s for essential math practice.
• Fall-Themed Design: Bright and colorful fall elements to keep students engaged.
• Interactive Learning: Helps students build fluency with multiplication in a collaborative, engaging way.
• Low-Prep: Print, cut, and play! Includes 24 cards.

Give your students the gift of fun learning this fall while mastering their multiplication facts!

What's included:

* Mentally Convert decimal to percent

This resources is intended to help students receive extra practice on converting decimal to percent mentally. Speed and accuracy is an important part of mathematical thinking/solving. These fluency cards will help students master the skill of converting common decimal to percent.

More Fluency Cards in the process of being completed. Collect them all!

Please visit@Mathologist for more math resources.

Thank you!

A basic minimalist sheet that will definitely help you manage Unifix cubes math centers. It is perfect for students who have begun learning about patterns and may need some encouragement or to practice patterns independently. This math pattern activity is easy to prep and easy for your students.

Nb: When printed these worksheets on 8.5"x11" paper it matched 10/12 Unifix cubes stacked (Each square is approximately 18mmx18mm, 0.71 "x 0.71").

How to use this resource:

1. Ask students to make their own patterns with Unifix blocks and then coloring these cubes to match.
2. Show specific patterns : AB, ABB, AAB, AABB, ABC... and ask kids to copy, extend, and create each, then color the results.

See preview for full details.

You may like:

• Polygons for beginners.
• Coordinate for beginners.
• Fractions for beginners.

My best rated freebie:

Free Long division Practice Worksheets.

Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TeachShare purchases.

All the resources I make are free for the first 24 hours! so follow my store <3 to stay updated every time I post.

keywords:(not necessarily related to the topic)

• kindergarten
• kindergarten morning work
• kindergarten coloring pages
• kindergarten math
• all about me worksheets
• all about me bag
• all about me poster
• kindergarten
• kindergarten morning work
• kindergarten coloring pages
• kindergarten math
• folder labels keep at home and return to school
• return to school keep at home labels

With this money-saving bundle, your students will have all the basic integer operation practice they need to master subtracting integers. Included activities will reinforce your student's understanding, and help with differentiation.

This Product Includes:
- Subtracting Integers Mini Lesson and Worksheets
- Subtracting Integers Bingo
- Subtracting Integers Scavenger Hunt

How to Use this Product:
Day 1: Mini Lesson on Subtracting Integers + 3 worksheets
Day 2: Subtracting Integers Bingo
Day 3: Subtracting Integers Scavenger Hunt

Take some stress off your plate for a few days and try out my subtracting integers bundle today!

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Challenging Problems designed for group work on area and perimeter. Fixed area and fixed perimeter problems to push student thinking. Ideal for students who area already familiar with area and perimeter. I gave these to my 6th graders to refresh their memories from previous grades and still challenge them.

It can also be used to help students understand why when one of the side lengths is less than one, the area will be less than smaller than the other side length.