Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
Practice different types of addition and subtraction word problems creating step-by-step tape diagrams to solve. Multiplication and Division Word Problems using Tape Diagrams Practice different types of multiplication and division word problems creating step-by-step tape diagrams to solve. Fraction Word Problems using Tape Diagrams Practice different types of fraction word problems including comparing fractions creating step-by-step tape diagrams to solve. Ratio Word Problems using Tape Diagrams Practice different types of ratio word problems creating step-by-step tape diagrams to solve. Word Problem Challenge Work This site allows students to solve a problem and listen to reasoning about the answer. The student needs to determine which reasoning explanation is correct. Thinking Blocks Word Problem Modeling Tool 2-8 Grades On this site students can solve word problems using an online tape diagram tool. Students can choose from many different types of problems from addition to subtraction to ratios, percentages, and algebra. Students can even write their own problems and solve! Word Problem Data Base This site has various word problems to practice organized by topic. MathTV Word Problems for 5-8th grade. Word problems have the option of MathTV which explains how to solve the problem using a picture. Coding
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Printable Math Games Games are a fun way to practice math skills at home. Simply click on a game that you are interested in trying and print on your home printer. Most games simply need a few dice, playing cards, crayons, or old game pieces. Have fun! Enriching Math Activities and Worksheets Math GamesMultiplication War Click her for instructions Multiple Speed - This game was a big hit in class! To play, print the cards out on card stock and cut out. Shuffle the deck and deal all cards out to two players. Each player flips over a card in the center. Simultaneously, opposing players place cards either ascending or descending in rank according to one of the cards in the middle. For example, if you were playing with multiples of 1 and a 7 was one of the middle cards, players could play either a 6 or an 8. A player can take more cards from his drawing pile during any time; however, a player can have no more than five cards in his hand at any one time. When both players cannot play any of their cards, a card from each player's pile is turned over and play resumes. The winner is the player who runs out of cards the fastest. |
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