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Mastering Math: What's On TV? (Beg-Int Multiplication & Division)
Mrs. Chris of Kingdom Prep Educators
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(73)
What's On TV? is a fun interactive math game (for both homeschool and afterschool) in which learners will practice multiplying and dividing whole numbers on a beginner and intermediate level.
Class experience
Beginner - Intermediate Level
What's On TV? is a custom-made interactive game for learners within the beginner to intermediate levels of basic math. This game is (usually) great for 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade and 5th graders who are learning, practicing or reviewing their multiplication and division math concepts. >>> Multiplication (using facts 1-12) >>> Division (using multiplication facts 1-12) Learners will use their multiplication and division skills to help Tom and Jerry settle an age-old score of wins and...
In this one-time math activity learners will work toward mastering the following math concepts: MATH Skills - -------------------------------- >>>Multiplication (using numbers 0-12) >>>Division (using multiplication facts 0-12) Life Skills - -------------------------------- >>> Collaboration >>> Communication >>> Critical thinking >>> Problem-solving >>> Reasoning >>> Listening
My expertise as a home educator and private school teacher have afforded me 10+ years teaching math concepts to students of all ages (especially grades 1-7). Throughout those years I have developed many ways to make math mastery attainable for learners within the different levels. My favorite way is through playing games.
3 files available upon enrollmentSometimes enrolled learners choose to have scratch paper on side of them to help think through the process. Writing isn't necessary for solving all of the challenges; however, having a couple sheets of scratch paper can be helpful for visualizing and jotting down notes.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
This math game is a highly interactive and very competitive activity. The learners will have a chance to compete against each other (or the instructor) as they play. Not all students will win. Learners should be able to exhibit good sportsmanship regardless if they win or lose. In this session the materials will be presented to the learners via an interactive Canva, PowerPoint or Google slideshow presentation (shared on the teacher's device, only). No external links will be clicked. No additional websites will be visited. No additional logins are necessary for the learners.
In this session the materials will be presented to the learners via an interactive Canva, PowerPoint or Google slideshow presentation (shared on the teacher's device, only). No external links will be clicked. No additional websites will be visited. No additional logins are necessary for the learners.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(73)
👋😊 Shalom! That's Hebrew for peace (but also harmony, wholeness, welfare and so much more)! 💙 I am Mrs. Chris of Kingdom Prep Educators. 👑 Here are a few fun facts about me: I recently married my best friend, my favorite food is chocolate and I...
Group Class
$20
per classMeets once
20 min
Completed by 5 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-11
1-4 learners per class
