Description

Do you need a low-prep introducing long division task cards for a St. Patrick’s Day activity? Would it be nice to have options for traditional task cards, black and white printable task cards, PowerPoint task cards, Google Slides task cards, and Easel task cards? Look no further. This versatile set of St. Patrick’s Day themed introductory long division task cards has your March division practice covered. Includes mental math division, estimating quotients, remainders, interpreting remainders, and division as sharing.

36 St. Patrick’s Day Introducing Long Division Task Cards in 5 formats:

Traditional quarter-page task cards in full color to laminate and use year after year.
Black and white printer-friendly, quarter-page cards that you can use in the classroom or send home.
PowerPoint single card slides that you can display from whole-class discussion and solving, use as a bell ringer activity, or class cooperative learning structures.
Google Slides single card slides with pre-made answer boxes that can easily be assigned in Google Classroom.
Easel-ready activity with one card per page with pre-made answer boxes that can easily be assigned through Easel by TpT. To access the Easel-ready version of these task cards, purchase this resource through the “Buy on TPT” button.

Concepts Included in St. Patrick’s Day Introducing Long Division Task Cards:

mental math division
estimating quotients
remainders
interpreting remainders
division as sharing

PLEASE NOTE: The math problems in this card set are identical to those in my other holiday-themed sets of the same skill. Only the clipart has been changed to match the holiday/season.

To prepare St. Patrick’s Day Introducing Long Division Task Cards:

For traditional task cards: Print one copy of each card page. Laminate for durability to use year after year. Print enough copies of the recording sheets for each student in your class. B&W, PPT, and Google Slides versions are included for versatility.

St. Patrick’s Day Introducing Long Division Task Cards in Action:

Task cards are so versatile. Here are just a few ideas.

Scavenger Hunt in the room-Hide the cards around the room and have students find and solve all the cards.
Hang on the walls for Solve the Room.
Place cards at a table to be completed as a language arts station.
Use as the content for your favorite game.
Use as the content for your favorite cooperative learning structure such as Quiz Quiz Trade or Fan and Pick.
Display one at a time (PPT version) and discuss as a class or use as bell ringers
Assign a few slides a day in Google Classroom (Slides version).
Print the black and white version to assign as homework.

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Permission granted to copy for single classroom use only.

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