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I bet you've checked out this blog at least twice since school ended, right? Looking for something fun and educational to do? I bet! :)
Here are some fun games to practice your multiplication. I'm having fun trying them out.
Click on the picture above or below for an explanation of the Lattice Method of multiplication.
If you'd like a review of the Partial Products Algorithm (I love saying that), you can check out this animation here. Though the voice is a little creepy. :)
Or watch this:
Try Manga High!
Use your Reading Counts username and password. Give it a try!
You can find many different, fun games here to practice your multiplication facts. You should try Diaper Derby!
Have fun!
Click the game below for a fast-paced review of multiples. If you click the "options" button, you can change what multiples you will be looking for.
Confused? If you are studying your sixes in multiplication, select the six and quickly click any number that is a multiple of six as they zoom across the screen.
Yes! The time has come! We are practicing multiplication. This week, we will be reviewing the tens and twos. You can help improve your "multiplication reflexes" by practicing for 5-10 minutes every day. A few of my favorite sites are ones that allow you to focus on a specific set of multiplication problems:
Math Magician (this one has a timer!)
If you scroll down this page, you'll find many more, including Bonk the Mole, Math Models, and Diaper Derby!
Don't forget IXL! Just look for the skills located under "Multiplication- Skill Builders".
And of course there are many sites located on the third grade web page as well (including many of the ones I've listed).
A site your child can also try that will allow them to track progress and earn points (much like IXL) is Sumdog. The usernames and passwords are different for Sumdog. I will send home a card with that information today.
A site your child can also try that will allow them to track progress and earn points (much like IXL) is Sumdog. The usernames and passwords are different for Sumdog. I will send home a card with that information today.
The key is to make practice fun and consistent!
