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Speedy Math Practice: Division
40 Five-Minute Independent Practice Pages That Help Kids Build Automaticity With Division Facts
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Speedy Math Practice: Division
40 Five-Minute Independent Practice Pages That Help Kids Build Automaticity With Division Facts
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Description
Teachers can rev up math time with 40 super-fun practice pages! Kids race against the clock as they solve multiplication or division problems in a spiral "racetrack." Once they finish the race, kids can check their answers and color in the score chart to show their progress. These races motivate kids to master their multiplication and division facts-and help them develop the speed and accuracy they need for standardized tests.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Division
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PRICE: 7.14
LIST PRICE: 10.99
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OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
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Your order will ship on or around the release date
Description
Teachers can rev up math time with 40 super-fun practice pages! Kids race against the clock as they solve multiplication or division problems in a spiral "racetrack." Once they finish the race, kids can check their answers and color in the score chart to show their progress. These races motivate kids to master their multiplication and division facts-and help them develop the speed and accuracy they need for standardized tests.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Division