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Look at the analog clock on each numbered task card, write the time on the response sheet, then scan the card's QR code to self-check the answer (checkmark if correct, X if wrong).
Look at an image of a 2D shape on each task card and choose whether the angle shown is a right, acute, or obtuse angle; record answers on an answer recording sheet.
Task cards giving students practice making the number ten by filling in a missing addend, visually represented with shells on a graph.
Solve measurement problems on task cards; scan a QR code on each card to self-check the answer; record answers on a recording sheet.
Practice multiplication facts for the 7 times table (1-10) using numbered task cards.
Look at the analog clock on each numbered task card, write the time on the response sheet, then scan the card's QR code to self-check the answer (checkmark if correct, X if wrong).
This Angles Task Cards + SCOOT Game is an engaging way to introduce or review angles for your math students. All you have to do is print and go. You can use them as task cards for small groups or independent work for early finishers. You may also use them as. SCOOT game for the whole group. A recording sheet is included for either way…
Read each of 12 task cards showing a pool outline with side lengths in feet, calculate the perimeter, and record answers on a data recording sheet.
Students work through 24 numbered task cards on comparing fractions and fraction word problems, then in pairs design a paper 'pizza' divided into fractional toppings and record the fraction of each topping on a Fraction Pizza Party answer sheet.
Free download Provide practice multiplying two 2-digit numbers using a set of numbered task cards with a matching response sheet and answer key.
A set of 60 time task cards (plus a companion digital Google Slides version) for reviewing analog, digital, and 24-hour time and elapsed time, intended for math centers and independent practice.
Solve individual math word problems and computation prompts on each card (subtraction, rounding, multiplication, ordinal numbers, elapsed days, geometry) using space-themed scenarios and record answers separately.
Solve 12 numbered word-problem task cards (e.g. division, trapezoid perimeter, fraction identification, elapsed time, comparing decimals, volume comparison, parallel/perpendicular lines) and record answers 1-12 on a provided answer sheet.
Introduces the area of rectangles using unit squares, with definition posters and task cards for hands-on practice.
Practice multiplication facts for the 3 times table (1-10) using numbered task cards.
Practice multiplication facts for the 4 times table (1-10) using numbered task cards.
Read a themed bakery menu with priced items (cakes, muffins, pies, cider, candied apples, etc.) and solve word problems: totaling multiple item prices, determining change from bills of various denominations, and (per catalog) determining whether a customer has enough money for a purchase.
Students read each numbered task card and answer a short grammar/vocabulary question - e.g. adding correct punctuation, choosing a synonym/antonym/homophone, writing a contraction, converting a word to past tense/plural/singular, identifying subject vs. predicate, choosing a/an, completing a spelling pattern…
A set of task cards providing multiplication fact practice for facts 1 to 10.
Say the compound word shown by a picture (or by two separate word-part pictures), scan the accompanying QR code to check the answer, then write the answer on a provided Response Sheet next to the corresponding picture(s).
Read each sentence with a missing word, look at the accompanying picture, and select the correct homophone from two options shown (e.g., by circling, using clips, or mini erasers).
Pair up with a partner, take turns asking the questions/prompts on each of the 20 task cards (name, age, favorites, this-or-that and would-you-rather choices), record the partner's answers on a recording sheet, then present 1-3 things learned about the partner to the class.
Use task cards with cupcake-coin images to count coin values (in cents, up to $1.00) and record answers, supported by a game board and help sheet.
Give students a set of self-checking task cards to review and practice multiplication facts up to 12x12, including comparisons, times-tables identification, and missing-factor puzzles, for use in math centers or with early finishers.