Unit Fraction Division and Fraction Multiplication BINGO- Print and Go!

Use this BINGO in your classroom to help students practice dividing unit fractions and whole numbers and multiplying fractions and whole numbers. There are 24 BINGO cards, meaning that every card will have an answer on your student's board, creating confidence with multiplying. There are so many opportunities with this product. Use as a CLASS, in CENTERS, or as TASK CARDS. It is SO important that students can check themselves while practicing, and this BINGO provides that accurate practice.

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More math practice is available, and constantly being created at Van's Math Stop!

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What's included;

• All resources are print and go!
• 2 sets of 24 BINGO cards- one with answers on the card, the other without
• A Power Point displaying BINGO cards- with and without answers
• 30 BINGO game boards
• Printable BINGO chips
• Fillable BINGO board- students pick their own spaces with answers provided
• All the BINGO cards on one page (have the students play on their own!)
• BINGO Answer Sheet for students to fill in while playing
• Task Card Fillable Sheets (that's right! Use your BINGO cards as task cards later!)
• Task Card Answer Sheet
• A HUGE POSSIBILITY TO MAKE MATH FUN!

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Ideas for using BINGO boards;

1. You can select 4 pages to print on one page to save paper.
2. Print a copy for each student, and allow them to color in the answers.
3. Print on card stock and have students use BINGO chips (printable version included) to cover their answers.
4. Print and laminate, or place in sheet protector, and have students use dry erase markers to mark their answers.
5. Print the BINGO Answer Record sheet and have students fill in their answers while playing to track student accuracy and participation.