This package is based on the same idea as the multiple Saint Patrick's Day Math items available in my store at
St. Patrick's Day Math Spin and Solve Packets
Those packets include multiple copies of one particular math concept, so that you can use them for more practice, or if you prefer that each student has a different set of problems to work to encourage independent work.
Then, you can find a bundle of all of the types of problems at:
St. Patrick's Day Math Spin and Solve Bundle
This bundle contains ALL of the math topics, but can be pricey, depending on your budget.
While some teachers may be included in this group, there may be parents who are looking for these types of activities that do not need multiple copies of all topics, but do need multiple topics, especially for multiple children in the family. Therefore, this packet gives one page of each topic as shown below:
Addition Facts (one page of each number)
Subtraction Facts (one page of each number)
Multiplication Facts (one page of each number)
Division Facts (one page of each number)
Two Digit Addition (one page of each: regrouping, no regrouping, and mixed)
Two Digit Subtraction (one page of each: regrouping, no regrouping, and mixed)
Three Digit Addition (one page of each: regrouping, no regrouping, and mixed)
Three Digit Subtraction (one page of each: regrouping, no regrouping, and mixed)
Two Digit Multiplication (one page of each: By one digit, by two digits)
Three Digit Multiplication (one page of each: By one digit, by two digits, by three digits)
Two Digit Division (one page of each: by 1 digit, by 2 digits --- THEN one page of each within each digit category -- No Remainder, With Remainder, Mixed Remainders)
Three Digit Division (one page of each: by 1 digit, by 2 digits, by 3 digits --- THEN one page of each within each digit category -- No Remainder, With Remainder, Mixed Remainders
Students must practice math fluency in addition to comprehending the logic of math. This low prep (or NO PREP) resource allows you to simply print and go. If you use spinners, you will need to print those on card stock and provide paper fasteners or paper clips. Or, you could use dice instead and eliminate the step of cutting the spinners and arrows for the students. The great part of this is that if you don't have enough dice for all your students, you can use this spinner version.
This turns math facts into a fun game that will keep students engaged and excited about practicing math concepts, while using a fun theme for March including Saint Patrick's Day.
Keys are included for every page. You could use this as a whole group activity, a center activity, practice for certain students, or any other way that it works in your classroom.
There are enough varied pages to give each student a different set of problems.
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Saint Patrick's Day Cause and Effect
Saint Patrick's Day Spin and Solve Addition
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