Mouses Missing Numbers Multiplication Division Activity
Using this Mouses Missing Numbers Multiplication Division Activity, students determine the unknown whole number in a multiplication ordivision equation.
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How to teach Multiplication and Division
Using this Mouses Missing Numbers Multiplication Division Activity, students determine the unknown whole number in a multiplication or division equation.
Knowing your multiplication and division facts fluently helps your students to perform more difficult math tasks. Your students will require a lot of practice in order to know their facts perfectly. This activity is a fun way for your students to learn their multiplication and division facts.
Match the number cards to the math problem strips. Then, complete the practice worksheet. Finally, students write word problems based on the equations.
Other resources to use with this Mouses Missing Numbers Multiplication Division Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about multiplication and division.
Use this Be the Baker Multiplication Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce by asking students to solve ______ x 5 = 60. Next, students share how the strategies that they used to figure out the missing number. Then, students complete the activity individually or with a partner. Finally, students create multiplication and division fact families. Once finished, students create their own word problems to match the multiplication problems. This activity is a great addition to your math centers or early finishers activities. It is an easy activity for you to even send home for additional practice.
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