Happy Tuesday! Wow already the last week of January! 2 weeks ago I didn't tutoring, but I tutored again last week. I had a successful tutoring session as she did a fantastic job on several different skills.
We started out working on finding the denominator of a fraction using my Finding The Denominator Task Cards. You can have children circle the denominator if you laminate it. There are 24 task cards in black and white, a recording sheet, and cover page. These are FREE! Please leave positive feedback and a positive rating if you download it.
Next we worked on fractions of a whole number using my Fractions of a Whole Number Task Cards. We worked on 1/2, 1/3, and 1/4. There are 24 task cards for those and I have 24 more in my set for 1/5 through 1/9 for 48 task cards in all. These come on black and white only and there are 2 recording sheets and answer keys.
We then worked on multiplication tables. In class she has to do them in 3 minutes with the numbers mixed up like you see below. You can get these FREE in my VIP Facebook group. There are currently 24 of them with answer keys.
We finished tutoring doing several division problems using my New Year's Division Task Cards. You can see those in my previous blog post by clicking HERE. She even made up one on her own with 7 digits and solved it. She is a third grader! Impressive! These cards 4 digits.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - October 23rd, 2018
Happy Tuesday! I can't believe that next Wednesday is Halloween already! Don't forget to follow my store HERE (this link will have you automatically follow my TPT store if you are logged in) to see my new resources including a new FREEBIE that I just uploaded a couple of days ago! Please note today's product on this blog post is not free.
This week for the entire tutoring hour we worked on dividing 3 digit numbers by 2, 3, 4, and 5 using my Long Division with Remainders Werewolves Task Cards. She did a much better job this time. We also worked on checking the answers to make sure she had the correct answer. There are 24 cards in color and black and white, a recording sheet, and answer key!
Have a fantastic week with your students and your own children!
Thank you for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
This week for the entire tutoring hour we worked on dividing 3 digit numbers by 2, 3, 4, and 5 using my Long Division with Remainders Werewolves Task Cards. She did a much better job this time. We also worked on checking the answers to make sure she had the correct answer. There are 24 cards in color and black and white, a recording sheet, and answer key!
Have a fantastic week with your students and your own children!
Thank you for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
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Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - August 28th, 2018
Happy Tuesday! Those who aren't back to teaching yet probably have about a week left if you are in the United States. Rest up and then have a terrific school year with your students!
I'm now tutoring on Tuesdays, but I will be sharing what I did the past Tuesday. Last week, we worked on 5 digit subtraction regrouping with my Wild West 5 Digit Subtraction Regrouping Task Cards. There are 24 task cards in both color and black and white. It includes a recording sheet and answer key. I always put it with a game board even though the set of cards I sell don't come with a game board. It is just another way to use the cards. I do have cowboy games that include a game board in my store.
We next worked on elapsed time again, but we also practiced drawing hands on a clock to the hour and half an hour. I created a digital and analog clock and laminated it so she could write on it with a dry erase marker. The clocks came from Graphics From The Pond.
We finished tutoring practicing dividing by 2, 3, 4, and 5 using my School Supplies Division Race. This game includes facts to 12 (I just pulled the 2's - 5's). Children who land on any of the school supplies get to go again. This game does come with a game board!
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I'm now tutoring on Tuesdays, but I will be sharing what I did the past Tuesday. Last week, we worked on 5 digit subtraction regrouping with my Wild West 5 Digit Subtraction Regrouping Task Cards. There are 24 task cards in both color and black and white. It includes a recording sheet and answer key. I always put it with a game board even though the set of cards I sell don't come with a game board. It is just another way to use the cards. I do have cowboy games that include a game board in my store.
We next worked on elapsed time again, but we also practiced drawing hands on a clock to the hour and half an hour. I created a digital and analog clock and laminated it so she could write on it with a dry erase marker. The clocks came from Graphics From The Pond.
We finished tutoring practicing dividing by 2, 3, 4, and 5 using my School Supplies Division Race. This game includes facts to 12 (I just pulled the 2's - 5's). Children who land on any of the school supplies get to go again. This game does come with a game board!
Thanks for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
Tuesday, August 21, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - August 21st, 2018
Happy Tuesday! Many more of you have started back to school with your wonderful students. I wish you a great year. Today is my brother's birthday. Happy Birthday to him!
Last Monday, I started out tutoring working on comparing numbers to the ten thousand and hundred thousands place using my Comparing Numbers to the Millions Task Cards. If you laminate them as I did the students can write on the cards with a dry erase marker! It does include a recording sheet and answer key for those that want to hold their students accountable.
Next, we reviewed division by using my Apple Division Race game. We worked on dividing by 2, 3, 4, and 5. If the student lands on a worm they have to go back to start because who likes eating worms? haha
We finished tutoring working more on elapsed time.
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Last Monday, I started out tutoring working on comparing numbers to the ten thousand and hundred thousands place using my Comparing Numbers to the Millions Task Cards. If you laminate them as I did the students can write on the cards with a dry erase marker! It does include a recording sheet and answer key for those that want to hold their students accountable.
Next, we reviewed division by using my Apple Division Race game. We worked on dividing by 2, 3, 4, and 5. If the student lands on a worm they have to go back to start because who likes eating worms? haha
We finished tutoring working more on elapsed time.
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Tuesday, May 29, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - May 29th, 2018
I'm back! Happy Tuesday! I didn't tutor two weeks ago, but I was back to tutoring last Wednesday. I can't believe that May is almost over. The kids are out for the summer in the county that I live in.
We started out working on multiplication facts playing a Bump game that I downloaded free from another seller.
Next, I worked on with her ordering numbers to the thousands as she had some trouble with that this school year. We used my Beach Buckets Ordering Numbers to 1,000 Task Cards. I had her order them from least to greatest. That is how I have the answer key set, but you can have them order them from greatest to least if you want. There are 10 sets of cards.
We finished tutoring working on some division playing by playing my Summer Trolls Division Race game. Land on a troll you get to go again, but land on a monster it chases you back to start!
As always thanks for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
We started out working on multiplication facts playing a Bump game that I downloaded free from another seller.
Next, I worked on with her ordering numbers to the thousands as she had some trouble with that this school year. We used my Beach Buckets Ordering Numbers to 1,000 Task Cards. I had her order them from least to greatest. That is how I have the answer key set, but you can have them order them from greatest to least if you want. There are 10 sets of cards.
We finished tutoring working on some division playing by playing my Summer Trolls Division Race game. Land on a troll you get to go again, but land on a monster it chases you back to start!
As always thanks for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - May 8th, 2018
Happy Tuesday! I want to also wish you had a Happy Teacher Appreciate Week. Thank you for everything you do for your students each and every day. I appreciate you! Don't forget to head over to check out my big sales going on this today and tomorrow by going HERE.
I finally got Firefox working so clicking on the pictures will take you to the product that you can purchase.
We started tutoring last Wednesday working on rounding to the nearest dollar using my Ice Cream Monsters Rounding to the Nearest Dollar Race. Students can use the fun game board like we did or you can use the task cards as traditional task cards. Land on a monster and it stole your ice cream go back to start, but land on an ice cream cone or sundae and you get to go again! So much fun! She only missed one question. A recording sheet and answer key are included.
Next we worked on adding money using my Adding Money Regrouping Task Cards. These task cards do not come with a board game, but we used my board game that comes with my Cinco de Mayo Sight Word game to make it more fun in tutoring. You can use it as traditional task cards. A recording sheet and answer key are included. She did not miss a single question!
We finished tutored working on Multiplication and Division Fact Families using my Multiplication and Division Fact Family Houses. There are 24 task cards included. If you laminate them students can write on them with a dry erase marker. I did include a recording sheet, but they will have to write very small to fit all 4 equations. Otherwise use notebook paper. An answer key is included. She didn't miss a single fact family! The example below was printed black and white on colored card stock. They are available in color and black and white.
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I finally got Firefox working so clicking on the pictures will take you to the product that you can purchase.
We started tutoring last Wednesday working on rounding to the nearest dollar using my Ice Cream Monsters Rounding to the Nearest Dollar Race. Students can use the fun game board like we did or you can use the task cards as traditional task cards. Land on a monster and it stole your ice cream go back to start, but land on an ice cream cone or sundae and you get to go again! So much fun! She only missed one question. A recording sheet and answer key are included.
Next we worked on adding money using my Adding Money Regrouping Task Cards. These task cards do not come with a board game, but we used my board game that comes with my Cinco de Mayo Sight Word game to make it more fun in tutoring. You can use it as traditional task cards. A recording sheet and answer key are included. She did not miss a single question!
We finished tutored working on Multiplication and Division Fact Families using my Multiplication and Division Fact Family Houses. There are 24 task cards included. If you laminate them students can write on them with a dry erase marker. I did include a recording sheet, but they will have to write very small to fit all 4 equations. Otherwise use notebook paper. An answer key is included. She didn't miss a single fact family! The example below was printed black and white on colored card stock. They are available in color and black and white.
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Tuesday, April 3, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - April 3rd, 2018
Happy April! I hope each of you had a wonderful Easter or Passover if you celebrate! I am not tutoring tomorrow as the 2nd grader is on spring break and her grandma is coming to visit so tutoring update will be in a couple of weeks.
Last Wednesday, we worked on perimeter again using my Perimeter Task Cards. I worked with her on squares some triangles. Some with missing numbers for the sides and some without. She did a great job and didn't miss a single one! I put it with an Easter game board, which doesn't come with these task cards. You can use the task cards traditionally as it does come with a recording sheet and answer key.
Next we worked on multiplication by 3 with my Panda Multiplication Race game. I had cards for all of the facts for your students so you can use what facts you would like to use. Some of the spaces have a number on it. You can have them go forward that many spaces or backwards if they land on it for added fun!
Then we worked on some fractions with 3rds. We worked on shading fractions with 3rds using my Shading Fractions Task Cards and then did a few with my Fractions of a Group Easter themed task cards. There's only a few of these task cards and you can grab them HERE. The picture takes you to the shading task cards.
Next we worked on Division by 3 using my Division Multiplication Bump Fluency Games. These are not yet available in my store. Be sure to follow my store and you will get an email when I add it to my store!
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Last Wednesday, we worked on perimeter again using my Perimeter Task Cards. I worked with her on squares some triangles. Some with missing numbers for the sides and some without. She did a great job and didn't miss a single one! I put it with an Easter game board, which doesn't come with these task cards. You can use the task cards traditionally as it does come with a recording sheet and answer key.
Next we worked on multiplication by 3 with my Panda Multiplication Race game. I had cards for all of the facts for your students so you can use what facts you would like to use. Some of the spaces have a number on it. You can have them go forward that many spaces or backwards if they land on it for added fun!
Then we worked on some fractions with 3rds. We worked on shading fractions with 3rds using my Shading Fractions Task Cards and then did a few with my Fractions of a Group Easter themed task cards. There's only a few of these task cards and you can grab them HERE. The picture takes you to the shading task cards.
Next we worked on Division by 3 using my Division Multiplication Bump Fluency Games. These are not yet available in my store. Be sure to follow my store and you will get an email when I add it to my store!
Thanks for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - March 27th, 2018
Wow already the last Tuesday in March! Is it already starting to look like spring where you are?
I had another great session of tutoring last Wednesday with the 2nd grader! We started out working on 4 digit addition using my 4 Digit Addition Task Cards. She did a pretty good job! Like always I put it with a fun game board. These cards don't come with the game board, but can be used like traditional task cards.
Next we worked on Division by 2 using my Clip It Bunny Division by 2 Task Cards. I had her clip the answer using the clothespin, but you can have them circle the answer, write down the answer on the recording sheet, write down the answer on a white board, or tell their partner. The cards can also be used for Scoot, Quiz, Quiz Trade, etc. She showed great improvement!
Next we worked on Multiplication by 3 using my Zebra Multiplication Race game. This game you can get for FREE in my Facebook VIP Group! Land on a Zebra you get to go again, but land on a lion it chases the Zebra back to start. Zebras are my favorite animal so I decided to make an easy game with Zebras! I also have a couple sight word games with Zebras in my store.
We finished tutoring working on Perimeter. I found a worksheet for her to practice measuring around with a rule and then adding the sides together. We also used my Perimeter Task Cards that you can see in action from my previous blog post. This time we focused on rectangles with a 2 missing sides. She did great and didn't miss any!
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I had another great session of tutoring last Wednesday with the 2nd grader! We started out working on 4 digit addition using my 4 Digit Addition Task Cards. She did a pretty good job! Like always I put it with a fun game board. These cards don't come with the game board, but can be used like traditional task cards.
Next we worked on Division by 2 using my Clip It Bunny Division by 2 Task Cards. I had her clip the answer using the clothespin, but you can have them circle the answer, write down the answer on the recording sheet, write down the answer on a white board, or tell their partner. The cards can also be used for Scoot, Quiz, Quiz Trade, etc. She showed great improvement!
Next we worked on Multiplication by 3 using my Zebra Multiplication Race game. This game you can get for FREE in my Facebook VIP Group! Land on a Zebra you get to go again, but land on a lion it chases the Zebra back to start. Zebras are my favorite animal so I decided to make an easy game with Zebras! I also have a couple sight word games with Zebras in my store.
We finished tutoring working on Perimeter. I found a worksheet for her to practice measuring around with a rule and then adding the sides together. We also used my Perimeter Task Cards that you can see in action from my previous blog post. This time we focused on rectangles with a 2 missing sides. She did great and didn't miss any!
Thank you for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Tutoring Tuesdays - March 20th, 2018
Happy Tuesday! Tomorrow is my birthday. I'll be 39! I will post an exclusive FREEBIE in my VIP Facebook Group (not the same as my page). Hop on over by clicking HERE to get it.
Last week we started tutoring practicing division by 2 using both ways for division using my Puppy Division by 2 Race. If you land on a puppy you get to go again! You can grab this one also for FREE in my VIP Facebook Group. If you don't teach division you can use the game board with any cards. Find it in the file section of the page.
Next we worked on Perimeter using my new Perimeter Task Cards. Mostly just adding the 4 sides of a rectangle, but we did a few with 2 of the sides having a missing number. She did an amazing job and didn't miss a single question! I again put it with a game board that isn't included, but you can use it with any game board or any way that traditional task cards can be used for!
Then we worked on Multiplying by 3's using my a bump game from my Multiplication Bump Facts Fluency. She had a blast and didn't miss, but a couple!
We finished with some 4 digit subtraction, which she did outstanding on!
Thank you for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
Last week we started tutoring practicing division by 2 using both ways for division using my Puppy Division by 2 Race. If you land on a puppy you get to go again! You can grab this one also for FREE in my VIP Facebook Group. If you don't teach division you can use the game board with any cards. Find it in the file section of the page.
Next we worked on Perimeter using my new Perimeter Task Cards. Mostly just adding the 4 sides of a rectangle, but we did a few with 2 of the sides having a missing number. She did an amazing job and didn't miss a single question! I again put it with a game board that isn't included, but you can use it with any game board or any way that traditional task cards can be used for!
Then we worked on Multiplying by 3's using my a bump game from my Multiplication Bump Facts Fluency. She had a blast and didn't miss, but a couple!
We finished with some 4 digit subtraction, which she did outstanding on!
Thank you for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings! Keep on smiling!
Friday, September 30, 2016
Positive Fridays - September 30th, 2016
Happy Friday! The very last day in September. The year is flying by. It will be Halloween before we know it and then Thanksgiving and yes Christmas. Zoom!!! I hope that your year is off to a great start!
This week's featured freebie is a blast from the past. Children absolutely love "Bump" games and they will love this fun monster theme division bump game. Be sure to leave positive feedback if you download. Thank you!
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Monster Division Bump
Wow, it's been awhile since I last blogged. I thought I would share my latest freebie that many of you may have missed unless you are following my TPT store and/or FB page! This one is for older students. It's Monster Division Bump!
Bump is a game where you answer the math fact (this time it is Division) and cover that space with a colored counter. If someone gets the same answer they can bump you off unless you got the same answer again before being bumped off. Then your space is safe! The first player to use all 10 counters wins. If your students have never played bump before they are in for a treat and there aren't very many Division bump games out there. Mine is FREE and uses cards that your students will turn over to solve.
I also added a blank set of cards in case you want to write with a marker or pen different problems.
Click the picture to get it for free!!! I would appreciate any nice comments and ratings on it. Feel free to also share this blog post with friends or on Pinterest!
I'm linking up with Teaching Blog Addict. Check out other freebies by clicking on their blog button.

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Bump is a game where you answer the math fact (this time it is Division) and cover that space with a colored counter. If someone gets the same answer they can bump you off unless you got the same answer again before being bumped off. Then your space is safe! The first player to use all 10 counters wins. If your students have never played bump before they are in for a treat and there aren't very many Division bump games out there. Mine is FREE and uses cards that your students will turn over to solve.
I also added a blank set of cards in case you want to write with a marker or pen different problems.
Click the picture to get it for free!!! I would appreciate any nice comments and ratings on it. Feel free to also share this blog post with friends or on Pinterest!
I'm linking up with Teaching Blog Addict. Check out other freebies by clicking on their blog button.

Thanks for hoppin' by Hopkins' Hoppin' Happenings. Keep on smiling!
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