Teaching math facts

Check out these 6 easy and fun ways to help your students master their basic math facts.

Let's face it, learning math facts is important. Here are 10 ways to drill math facts to help improve your child's recall of important facts.

While basic addition is introduced in Kindergarten, first, second, and third graders often need intervention for strategies. Having a toolbox full of addition facts strategies will help make the students more comfortable adding which can lead to fact fluency.

Do you feel like your students are stuck with addition and subtraction facts? Check out these 7 reasons why their aren't making progress...

Number fact fluency is important to develop in first and second grade. Without automatic recall it's hard to move on to more complex skills.

Teaching times tables to kids can be difficult (am I right?!), but we’ve got 15 ideas to make teaching multiplication fun. With tons of free printables to choose from, these multiplication games and activities are perfect for 2nd to 5th grade learning, and can be used both in the classroom and at home.

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Build fact fluency with these engaging games and activities. Check out these super fun and creative ways to help your students stay engaged.

Multiplication Strategy Poster Freebie from Teaching With Jillian Starr: This poster has been a game changer to help my students remember their multiplication facts. It clearly gives strategies and examples, using clear, bright fonts for easy referencing. Help your students master their multiplication math facts by grabbing this free poster and learning about 10 other multiplication center favorites by clicking HERE!

Fact fluency is a big part of math in first grade. You may be thinking, "How in the world am I going to teach these kiddos ALL these facts w...