Fun Division Riddles for Practicing Division Skills

BySadia

Division is hard for kids…PERIOD!

But it doesn’t have to be if its practiced with something fun like riddles.

Honestly, when I first started out teaching… division always felt like a confusing jumble of numbers because didn’t have their facts memorized.

No matter how much you try to make your kids practice division problems unless they have a solid grasp of math facts they won’t be able to work on those complex problems.

It’s like not knowing how to drive but trying to drive anyway.

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If that’s the case, then what we should be focusing on is helping them get their basic math facts straight.

By fifth grade, students should be proficient in basic math facts but if that’s not the case, there’s a problem.

To be honest, there can be many reasons for this problem.

Reasons like

a lack of understanding,
memorization feeling like a draining task,
table overload,
multiplication confusion,

and more can all contribute to elementary kids not having a good grip on facts.

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Are you interested in knowing how I make division practice fun and engaging for my kiddos?

Without making it seem like they are practicing… It’s by using riddles!

Riddles are a perfect teaching tool to help students develop division and problem-solving skills during back-to-school time or throughout the whole year.

Why Division Practice Is Important

Practicing division problems is crucial for a kid’s basic math learning and understanding.

It’s like a foundational math skill that helps kids make sense of math.

When children practice division, they learn how to break things into equal parts and understand the relationship between multiplication and division.

This reinforces their number sense, basically how they see and work with numbers in daily life.

It also helps them solve real-world problems.

Let’s say, they’re cutting a pizza into slices or figuring out how many cookies each friend gets, knowing how to divide makes it easier for them.

The most important thing is, it opens doors for advanced topics like fractions, ratios, and algebra later on grades.

Ina nutshell, division helps kids:

Increase their problem-solving abilities
Build confidence in handling day to day calculations
Improve their understanding of the world around them

Now that you know how important it is for our kids to practice division problems. Let’s talk solutions.

The best way I am able to get my students working on division practice is by using division riddles.

They keep kids focused on the task at hand and builds perseverance.

How Division Riddles Works:

You hand out one of the division riddles to your kids.

It could be a division fact or 2 by 1, 2 by 2 digit or 3 by 1 or 3 by 2 digit, whatever numbers you want your students to practice that day.

Students start working on the problems and with every problem they unlock a key (letter) that is part of the mystery riddle they are solving.

The clues are unlocked randomly to make it more interesting and exciting for the kids.

Once they have solved all the problems the answer to the mystery is revealed.

This gamified way of practicing division makes it less intimidating for the students and helps them gain confidence in their math skills.

Few ways to use Division Riddles inside classroom:

We all love activities that are versatile and can be used in multiple ways inside our classroom.

Here are a few ways you can use a Riddle activity

Partner work
Home work
Centers or rotation
Review or practice work
Or anytime you want to have something FUN

By the way if you are looking for 2 and 3 digit by 1 digit long division practice worksheets for your upper elementary students?

Check out the division riddles resource on my TPT shop and let your kids have fun while learning at the same time.

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Looking for more tips on 5th grade math teaching checkout this Blog post on 5th grade year round math activities.

5th Grade Worksheets | Math | Order of Operations

Fun Order of Operations Activities to Skyrocket Engagement Now
BySadia
I get it, I get it, as an upper elementary math teacher, we can teach order of operation to 5th grade students for what can feel like forever. So long that you may feel like you are running low on new ideas to teach it anymore.

If that’s the case, then consider using these 5 fun and exciting Order of Operations activities to keep your students hooked.

All these are my favorite activities. They include both printable and digital options so there is something for everyone.

Color by Number Order of Operations Activities

Getting students excited about the order of operation topic can be a challenge but not if you are using the right activities to engage and get kids to think more about the order of operation.

Students do not just need to know how to solve order of operations problems. It is equally important that kids learn why learning about the order of operations is important.

It’s a way to make sure every one of us arrives at the same answer to a particular problem.

You can teach them various strategies like “please excuse my dear aunt sally” to make it easier for them to remember.

This activity combines the key critical concepts of order of operations (PEMDAS) with the fun of coloring.

Here is how Order of Operations Activities works:

Students are given a worksheet with various math problems that they have to solve using the correct order of operations to find the answers.

Each answer corresponds to a specific color which they will then use to color sections of a picture.

As they solve the problems correctly, a colorful image starts appearing providing students with immediate feedback and a sense of accomplishment.

Pixel Art Order of Operation Activities

Want something quick for digital stations? No worries, I got you covered.

These Order of Operations digital activities are creative and engaging at the same time so your kids won’t get bored.

The activities involve solving the order of operations problems using Google Sheets digital activity. Each correct answer reveals a portion of the pixelated image.

Students write the answers to the problems into the specific cells.

The digital activity involves practicing both types of problems: with and without exponents.

Wait, that’s not all. You will also get students handouts that go with the digital activity and keep them accountable for showing their work.

Exciting Task Cards and Story-based Maze

Capture your kid’s attention using story-based gamified learning similar to this Save the Queen Maze Activity.

In this order of operation maze activity, students look for ways to help Save the Queen Bee that is lost in the wild on her way back home.

They must correctly solve problems to help her find her way back to Hive!

And the best part you can choose to use with or without exponents to differentiate the topic.

Not only this, the activity is highly engaging and self-checking so you do not have to spend time grading the papers.

In the end, use the reward card certificates for positive reinforcement for your kids.

What’s Included:
- 1 Save the Queen Game Maze Activity (Order of Operations – Beginner)
- 1 Save the Queen Game Maze Activity (Order of Operations – Advance)
- Each Maze has 12 Task Cards with different problems (A total of 24)
- 1 Colored Reward Card & Story Card
- 1 Black and white Reward Card and Story Card
- 1 Student Recording Sheet
- Answer Keys of all
Solve the Room Order of Operations Activities

This one is the most fun and dynamic activity to implement in your classroom. My kids always enjoy and look forward to playing this activity.

Their excitement is the only reason why I have to make Solve the Room activities for 5th grade Bundle, so you do not have to do the work.

Want to know how it works?

You post task cards with math problems for your students to work on at different stations or different areas of your classroom.

Then give each student a recording sheet to record their answers.

Students move around the room to find these problems, solve and record them on the given recording sheet.

Why this is the best activity to try:
- Engagement: Traditional worksheets can sometimes bore students, but Solve the Room adds an element of excitement and movement, keeping students motivated and interested.
- Concept Mastery: Students often struggle with the order of operations. This activity offers repeated practice in a fun and hands-on way, helping kids to solidify their understanding.
- Classroom Management: By moving around the room and focusing on different problems, students are less likely to become restless or distracted, leading to better classroom management.
Free Order of Operations Practice Digital PowerPoint Game Activity

Couldn’t find something you were looking for?

No worries… here is a FREE fun activity to help your students master the order of operations?

This interactive game is perfect for bringing some cheer into your classroom while reinforcing this essential math skills.

What is it?

This engaging PowerPoint game challenges students to solve order of operations problems with a winter theme.

Each correct answer helps them progress through the game, while a wrong answer directs kids to try the problem again.

It helps to reinforce learning and makes sure that students understand the concepts before moving on.

Check out this Free Order of Operations Practice Digital PowerPoint Game Activity!

That’s a lot of content for a single topic in 5th grade math topics.

All of these activities and more are available in the lesson pack Bundle in my TPT shop.

Bundle includes:
- Digital Pixel Art Activities
- Google Slides Activity
- Order of Operations Task Cards Printable
- Order of Operation Worksheets
- Story-based Save the Queen Game
- Order of Operation Color by Number
Click here to get now!

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Fractions | Math

Fraction Operations: 3 Creative Ways on how to make Kids Master Fractions
BySadia
Fractions operations are hard concepts to learn for many kids. Most of my 5th grade students struggle to understand even the basis of what a fraction or a number in a/b form actually means.

This idea is not just a problem for upper elementary students but for middle school kids too. Just ask your middle school students to cut a circle in 6 parts and see the results they produce.

It might look something like this:

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Now the problem is not that these kids do not know how to add subtract multiply or divide fractions. Because all these fraction operations can be understood and practice by simply repeating the exact same steps they need to perform to get the answer.

Instead the problem is their ability to apply and analyze conceptual parts of fractions, so instead of focusing on the simplification side of the concept what you actually need to focus more on is the conceptual side of the topic that is its application and making kids able to analyze and evaluate their learning.

To understand it better lets discuss why our students struggle to grasp this important concept and how we can help them.

Why students struggle with fraction operations

Many students struggle with the conceptual understanding and just learn to find answers using “tricks” like keep, change, flip for fraction division. These kids are the ones that when asked to solve a real life problem like this one:

Sara has 3/4 of a cake remaining , and she wants to share it equally among herself and her two friends. What fraction of the cake will each person get?
Question

are not able to make sense of it. The mere learning of short tricks can not help them master this crucial skill. What we as a teacher need to do is create a smooth and seamless integration of all the previous concepts learned with the new ideas to make it easier for kids to connect the dots.

Students need to build upon their prior knowledge of whole numbers and their operations and get comfortable with understand what the “a“ and “b” in a/b form actually tells them about the problem at hand.

Which means they not only need to know how much of something is being added (which is the numerator part of fraction) but also what is being added that is the denominator part of the fraction.

Making them understand fractions from bottom up is the key. What does the denominator and the numerators actually tells.

For example let’s say kids have to add 2/5 + 1/5:

Here, the ‘2’ and ‘1’ (numerators) tell us ‘how much‘ of something we have, like two pieces of pizza. The ‘5’ (denominator) tells us into ‘how many parts‘ something is divided, like cutting a pizza into 5 slices. So, when adding 2/5 and 1/5, we’re combining parts of the same whole (like adding two slices to one slice of the same pizza, making it 3/5 of the pizza).

Understanding both parts of a fraction helps kids grasp what they’re working with, making fractions less intimidating. Once kids know the basis they will be able to solve more complex problems on their own.

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Activities to make their learning addition and subtraction of fraction operations easier

Not all kids learn the same way. Some are visual learners , some like to explore and ask questions to better understand the concept and as a teacher our job is to understand what our kids understanding is of the topic is how to get hem to become better at it. The best worksheets on addition and subtraction of fractions are the ones with real world problems or activities. Let’s learn more about this:

1. Visual Learning Through Baking and Cooking

Who does not like the smell of cookies baking in the oven. It turns your kitchen into a fun place to learn. Did you know that making food is a great way to understand fractions? Whether you’re measuring sugar or cutting a pizza, cooking is a yummy way to learn about parts of a whole.

Activity to Try: Start by making a simple recipe with your child, like cookies or pizza? This gives you an opportunity and fun time to talk about how fractions are used in cooking. For example, you can ask how much is half a cup of sugar? Or how do you cut a pizza so everyone gets an equal slice? In the end, you get to enjoy a tasty snack together!

What You’ll Learn: Cooking and baking make fractions easy to understand. It’s one thing to see numbers on paper. It’s another to see fractions come to life when you’re cooking. Seeing and touching the parts that make up a whole makes fractions clear and meaningful.

I think cooking is not just about making food. It’s a chance to see math in action. Next time you’re in the kitchen with your kids, think of it as a chance to explore fractions. It makes learning math not just useful but also delicious. So, grab an apron, and let’s make learning fractions as easy as pie!

2. Interactive Games and Activities

In this modern world where technology touches almost every part of our lives, learning has changed a lot after covid. For those of us who learn best by seeing and doing, the increase in online learning platform has opened doors to new possibilities. This is especially true when it comes to understanding fractions—a topic that many find tricky.
Digital Fraction addition and subtraction activity along with PDF worksheets: There are tons of digital activities out there designed to help with fractions. When choosing an activity, look for ones that are fun for your students and how they learn, give you feedback on how you’re doing, and let you keep track of your progress.

A great starter can be Addition and Subtraction of fractions with unlike denominator Color by number worksheets. These aren’t your typical math activities. Instead, they turn learning fractions into an interactive fun activity, making it something your kids will enjoy a lot.

3. Storytelling and Fraction Tales

Using storytelling to teach kids fraction and give them a taste of how math is applied in real world is what we all should be doing in our classrooms. You can introduced a story like “The tale of a bee lost in the forest” where Queen bee goes out in the wild and is lost and its the job of the kids to bring her back to her hive and the worker bees.

But their is a twist, your kids need to solve adding and subtraction fractions with unlike denominator problems to bring her back to her hive. This keep them engaged into meaningful learning.

Using storytelling like the above to teach kids addition subtraction multiplication and division of fractions and mixed numbers learning more memorable and meaningful. Children are able to connect with the idea on a deeper level that makes learning more enjoyable and fun

Additional Fun Resources

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Basic Operations | Math

3 Digit Addition Problems Worksheets For Practicing Addition
BySadia
Looking for a 3 digit addition problem worksheets to practice 3 digit addition or subtraction with your students? Look no more because I got you covered.

Helping students work on word problems is a daunting task.

Especially if you are trying to encourage them to think independently on math problems and solve them on their own.

That is why I have created these fun and engaging 3 digit word problem worksheets that are free for you to grab and teach now.

[Click here to download.]

3 Digit Addition & Subtraction Word Problems

Here is how it works.

Signup for the freebies and download the file.

Inside this freebie, you have 3 digit word problems on addition and subtraction. Besides word problems, it also contains no prep 3-digit mixed addition and subtraction problem worksheets.

Print the problems you want your students to work on and hand them to your class. Students can solve the word problems independently, or you can help them complete the task.

What I like to do in my class is put them in pairs. This way, even if one of the kids gets stuck, they can help each other out and figure out the solution.

Here are a few benefits of using 3-digit word problems worksheets in your classroom
- Increase in reasoning and problem solving skills
- More understanding of the topic by using comprehension skills
- Able to break down more significant concepts into small problems
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Tips to make 3 digit addition problems fun and effective in your classroom

Here are a few ideas you can implement to make word problems an effective and fun activities in your classroom
- Solve at least one word problem daily to develop the muscle
- Make it fun
- Provide feedback
- Easier to introduce differentiation
If you are looking for ways to make 3 digit word problems more fun, here is your opportunity to try these FREE 3 digit word problems in your classroom.

Hopefully, this will give you enough to practice 3 digit addition using worksheets to keep your kids engaged and excited.

Do you have any activities that you use in your classroom for addition word problems?
5th Grade Worksheets | Fall Math Activities | Math

Fall Math Worksheets and Activities for 3rd – 5th Grade
BySadia
As the leaves change, so can your math lessons!

Fall gives us teachers the perfect opportunity to engage students with fun, fall themed math activities that build excitement for learning inside classrooms.

For me seasonal math not only brings a fresh twist inside classroom for kids, but it also give me some change to use fun activities to keep my upper elementary kids engaged with unique activities that are different but perfectly with the curriculum.

Here are some way I have found helpful to bring the spirit of autumn into my math lessons to keep students motivated and excited to learn.

Why Use Fall-Themed Math Activities?

Once the back-to-school buzz goes away, students may start to lose some of the enthusiasm they had in the first few weeks of school.

This can be challenging to maintain that level of energy in the classroom as the routine sets in.

And tis is where seasonal activities come in handy and exciting to keep them engaged and ansurprised to work on their task!

Fall-themed math activities can help apture student’s attention and re-energize their will to keep their math learning moving forward.

These activities not only make lessons fun but also ensure students are still practicing critical math skills in an engaging way.

Upper Elementary Fall Math Activities you Should Try this Year:

Here are some of you can use activities to help your 3rd 4th or even 5th grade students get into the Fall spirit while practicing essential math concepts:

Fall-Themed Solve-the-Room Activities

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This activity can transform your classroom into a dynamic learning environment. Students will move around the room, solving math problems with a fall spirit.

Activities like these are perfect for keeping students active while making sure they’re reviewing their key math concepts, such as Decimal and fraction operations or even math facts.

Fall Color-by-Number Worksheets

Ahhh! Who does not like some coloring to go along with their math centers and daily practice?

Color by number worksheets combine creativity with math practice to keep them on their learning journey and reduce their learning fatigue at the same time.

Honestly this alone is like a win win situation for me.

Every time I take out one of these Coloring sheets kids are just excited and motivated to work on them.

What’s most important is there are jut 8 problems they need to solve instead of bajillions just to get them to the coloring part.

This is the reason why they are more motivated to work on this single page coloring math sheets.

Here is how it works: Students will solve math problems and then use their answers to complete fall-themed coloring pages.

It’s a great activity for early finishers or as a calming task during busy classroom days which is a plus.

Fall Math Scavenger Hunt

Did you just said hunt? I think math reviews do not have to be boring?

Using this fraction scavenger hunt activity this Fall and turn you class in to a Scavenger Hunt adventure that your kids would love to be in.

Students solve math problems while following clues around the room. It’s an engaging way to review concepts and encourage teamwork.

And the best part is, it’s self checking so less work for you but more fun for them.

Fall Fractions and Decimal Operations – Mystery Picture Puzzle!

Tired of searching for an engaging and fun way to help your 5th-grade students master fractions and decimal operations?

Maybe try out some mystery picture puzzle math activities.

Using the Fall Fractions and Decimal Operations Picture Puzzle is the perfect way to practice math and increase creativity to keep your students motivated and excited on learning their fractions concepts.

These puzzles gives students the opportunity to solve fractions and decimal problems while slowing revealing a fall-themed picture.

Whether you’re looking for a way to reinforce lessons on adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions and decimals or simply want to add an interactive twist to your math centers, this activity does it all!

How to Implement It

This resource is dynamic and easy to use into your classroom. You can use it as:
- A fun, no-prep fall math center
- A homework assignment to reinforce what was taught in class.
- An engaging review activity before an upcoming test.
- A small group activity for collaborative learning.
How to have Fall-Themed Math Spirit in the Classroom

Using fall-themed classroom activities and resources into your lessons is easy, and literally there are so many creative ways to do it!

Here are a few ideas from me to get you started:
- Create Fall-Themed Math Centers: Yup that’s the first one. You need to set up multiple fall-themed stations in your classroom where students can rotate between different activities, like the Fall Solve-the-Room or Color-by-Number sheets. This gives kids diverse options and allows students to work independently or in small groups.
- Use for Early Finishers or Warm-Up Activities: These activities are perfect for students who finish their work early or for a quick and engaging warm-up to get everyone focused on math first thing in the morning.
- Fall Decor for Extra Fun: This one is a must! Decorate your classroom with fall leaves, pumpkins, and other seasonal visual elements. Then, use these resources as part of a fall-themed math review or even a class competition!
By using these fun ideas, you’re not only bringing fall into the classroom but also boosting students’ enthusiasm for math.

To bring the magic of fall into your math lessons. You will be able to watch your students’ willingness to work on their classwork soar, the big idea is to use multiple Fall themed elements in your day and your kids will thank you for all that you do for them.

Ready to add some seasonal fun to your math lessons?

Check out our Fall Math Activities on my TPT store Daily Dose of Mathematics store!
Basic Operations | Classroom Management | Holiday Activities | Math | Saint Patricks Day

Best Saint Patrick’s Day Math Activities for 5th Grade to use NOW
BySadia

Are you and your kids ready for some festive fun St. Patrick’s Day spirit in your classroom?

Are you ready to say goodbye to boring activities and see your kids excited to learn math this season?

Then follow along with me for some super fun things you can try in your classroom this season.

By using these St. Patrick’s Day themed Solve The Room Activity you will be able to finally bring some Irish charm into your classroom.

But…

First things first why would you actually need to use this activity?

For me personally, this activity is something I use in my 5th grade math classroom whenever I feel like my kids need a break from their usual math learning and it’s time for some movement going to keep their learning juice flow.

So if it feels like you are facing the same problem, then here are my top 3 reasons why you should use Saint Patrick’s Day themed Scoot activities in your math class:

1. Encourages Movement and Interaction:

The ‘Solve The Room‘ aspect of this activity adds a physical aspect to learning.

Kids aren’t just sitting at their desks and practicing, instead, they’re moving around the classroom.

This is even more beneficial for young kids in elementary or upper elementary who learn better when they’re physically engaged.

2. Engagement through Theme-Based Learning:

Themed activities are always a win in classrooms.

Themed seasonal activities like Saint Patrick’s Day Math, are a fantastic way to keep students engaged.

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Using these activities we will integrate the fun and festive spirit of the holiday into our March math lesson plans.

This will not only capture student’s interest but make learning math more enjoyable for them.

3. Promoting Collaboration and Social Skills:

With all the rise in the use of technology for learning, kids are being glued to their screens a lot.

These activities allow them to think outside the box and build their creativity muscle.

Now… it isn’t just about math; it’s also about working together and developing social skills.

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Your kids can work in pairs or small groups which encourages teamwork and communication.

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Keep Students Engaged with These Thanksgiving GCF and LCM Worksheets (Includes Answers!)
BySadia
The week before Thanksgiving is pure chaos in most middle school classrooms.

Students are hyped about the holidays, focus levels drop, and teachers (yes, you!) are juggling lesson plans, grading, and trying to keep the class calm.

That’s where seasonal resources come in.

Thanksgiving GCF and LCM worksheets with answers aren’t just a cute idea they’re a strategic teaching tool.

They combine review and engagement so your students practice key math concepts without tuning out.

In this post, we’ll walk through what GCF and LCM are (with examples), why themed math activities work so well, and where you can grab high-quality Thanksgiving worksheets that save you time. But before that let’s first try to answer:

What Is GCF and LCM (with Example)?

Before diving into Thanksgiving math fun for 6th grade math, let’s make sure we’re all on the same page, especially if you’re prepping sub plans or review material for your students.

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Thanksgiving GCF and LCM Worksheets and Activities Grade 6 PDF 1

GCF stands for Greatest Common Factor.
It’s the largest number that divides evenly into two or more numbers.

LCM stands for Least Common Multiple.
It’s the smallest multiple that two or more numbers share.

For example:

Let’s find the GCF and LCM of 27 and 45.

Step 1: List the factors.
- Factors of 27 → 1, 3, 9, 27
- Factors of 45 → 1, 3, 5, 9, 15, 45
and here GCF = 9, because it’s the largest number both have in common.

Step 2: List the multiples.
- Multiples of 27 → 27, 54, 81, 108, 135, …
- Multiples of 45 → 45, 90, 135, …
Therefore, LCM = 135, because it’s the smallest number both share.

When students practice this repeatedly, they start to recognize patterns and that’s exactly what this Thanksgiving GCF and LCM worksheets with answers help reinforce.

Why Use Themed Math Worksheets Around Thanksgiving?

Because engagement matters.

When math review looks like just another worksheet, students mentally check out.

But throw in a Thanksgiving theme a turkey to color, a riddle to solve, or a math puzzle with a seasonal twist, and suddenly, they’re in it.

These worksheets focus on multiple learning styles at once:
- Visual learners connect with coloring and design-based activities.
- Hands-on learners enjoy puzzles and cut-and-paste components.
- Auditory learners can explain their reasoning as they check answers with peers.
Plus, when the activities include built-in answer keys, it saves you (and your sub) valuable grading time.

Inside the Thanksgiving GCF and LCM Worksheets

If you’ve been searching for a no-prep, ready-to-go way to review factors and multiples, this set is exactly what you need.

Here’s what’s inside:
- Engaging coloring activities that make abstract concepts visual.
- Riddles and puzzles that apply GCF and LCM to real-world-style problems.
- Cut-and-paste practice for reinforcing math patterns.
- Answer keys included for quick grading and student self-checking.
Check out these Thanksgiving GCF and LCM worksheets with answers pdf and make your pre-break lessons actually enjoyable.

Honestly themed math lessons don’t have to be fluff.

Done right, they can reinforce real math skills and give you a breather during the busiest time of the semester.

So the next time you hear, “Do we have to do math today?”, you can smile and say, “Yup but it’s Thanksgiving style!”

Your students stay engaged, you stay sane, and everyone wins.

Check out Thanksgiving GCF and LCM worksheets pdf with answers and make this year’s holiday math review something your class actually looks forward to.