When I'm making them I imagine kids struggling with a certain concept or algorithm and being completely stressed out about it. Then I imagine my cheat sheet maybe helping alleviate some of that pressure. This is what drives the work I do. I know that anxiety pretty well and it's no fun.
Teachers are everything and no cheat sheet will ever take their place. Every free math cheat sheet I make is meant to help kids who are struggling with a topic and whose self-confidence is starting to wear down because of that struggle.
A couple teachers had asked for a multiplication cheat sheet, one saying that my long division cheat sheet helped her son. I had been imagining what that sheet would look like and today finally hashed it out.
I have posted more math cheat sheets in this post:
MATH CHEAT SHEETS
Most of the cheat sheets on that page are for older students, but there are a few in there for younger students. All are free to download.
MATH CHEAT SHEETS
Most of the cheat sheets on that page are for older students, but there are a few in there for younger students. All are free to download.
> You can find the free multiplication cheat sheet here in my Google Drive.
Here is a fun math pennant for multiplication. It has a ghost theme for Halloween.
I included multiplication with the area model on my 4th grade math word wall. I like this method a lot, especially because it connects to high school math when students multiply polynomials.
> You can find the free multiplication cheat sheet here in my Google Drive.
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Yikes....this free cheat sheet is in need of an edit. :)
ReplyDeleteI knew it! Back to the drawing board!
DeleteAll fixed. This is what I get for not triple checking... happens to me with everything. I appreciate your super quick response! All fixed now. I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
DeleteI would correct the step verbage too - maybe add something in there about adding zero placeholders.
DeleteThis would be a great class conversation. Maybe even have the kids use red crayon to write their own zeros in that blank space.
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