Number & Operations in Base Ten

Resources

Topics: Multiplication fact fluency
Overview: Teachers can purchase this resource to have digital, auto-grading multiplication fact quizzes. The quizzes are available as Google Forms and each quiz tests various multiplication facts from the 0-12 tables in multiple choice format. Teachers can assign the quizzes as a homework assignment, a math center, an assessment, and so forth.
Cost: $3.99 on Teachers Pay Teachers. Similar products are offered at different prices.
Resource Evaluation by Emily Aron

Topics: Expanded form; Modeling numbers
Overview: In this lesson, the objective is that students will be able to represent numbers in expanded form. This will help students understand place value when working with multi-digit numbers and computations. The lesson includes an opening involving a number talk with four tasks, a teacher demonstration discussing the three ways to represent numbers and providing different manipulatives/tools, a student practice time without manipulatives, and a closing with students individually completing practice problems. There are images and videos throughout the lesson plan to help teachers visualize what the lesson might look like when enacted.
Cost: Free
Resource Evaluation by Emily Aron

Topics: Long division; Multi-digit multiplication
Overview: This resource page is from the blog of Caffeine Queen Teacher. As the site states, “If you’re looking for the best strategies for teaching multi-digit multiplication and long division, you’ve found a great place to start. These are the easiest methods for student learning. Best of all, they work with 4th-grade students, 5th-grade students, at-risk students, strugglers, and special education students – ALL STUDENTS!” On the site, there are organizers for multi-digit multiplication and long division using Shape Math. The creator uses shapes and colors to scaffold students in solving multiplication and division. On the site, there are tips on how to differentiate the organizers, how to introduce and teach the organizers, and typical scaffolding for eventually phasing out the organizers.
Cost: Free samples and paid products on Teachers Pay Teachers
Resource Evaluation by Emily Aron

Topics: Word problems; Addition and subtraction problem types (e.g. part-part-whole); Multiplication and division problem types (e.g. difference unknown)
Overview: This is a blog post by educator Brian Bushart overviewing how and why to use numberless word problems in your classroom. He gives the justification of how numberless word problems can help your students by linking to multiple of his other blog posts. He also has a treasure trove of Google Slides that he created for each word problem type. The slides include annotations in the notes so that you know exactly what questions to ask your students.
Cost: Free
Resource Evaluation by Jamie Christen

Topics: Place value of decimals; Adding, subtracting, and dividing decimals
Overview: This resource is a lesson plan for applying adding and subtracting decimals to a real world situation. Students use a food menu to model a restaurant experience. It provides the teacher with lesson procedures and extension activities. For example, it suggests that teachers could include multiplication of decimals by incorporating sales tax for the restaurant.
Cost: Free (As of April 2020, TeacherVision is offering free premium content)
Resource Evaluation by Emily Aron