Spring Multiplication & Division Task Cards

These spring problem solving task cards are designed to give your fourth grade math students extra practice with word problems.

This set of spring problem solving practice task cards contain multiplication word problems and division problems.

They can be used as center work. You might even use them as a SCOOT game in your classroom. This collection contains 24 different word problems with a spring theme.

Many of these problems require a single step and provide multiplication or division practice.

You can download this set of 24 problems, recording pages and answer key by clicking on the bold link at the bottom of this post.

We suggest printing on card stock and laminating this set for durability. After laminating, cut apart the word problem cards.

You can choose to have students complete as a center task by placing the cards in a basket and providing students with a recording page.

If you choose to play as a Scoot game, there are also recording forms for this, numbered 1 – 24. Scoot activities are an easy way to incorporate movement, yet still provide practice and engagement for students.

All you need to do for this activity is to print and laminate the cards and copy a recording page for each student.

To play Scoot, place one card at each student’s seat. They will begin writing on their recording page at the number of the card at their seat. After giving students a few minutes to solve the problem, the teacher yells “Scoot” to signal students to rotate to a new seat. (You will need to plan out the direction and path of the rotation before beginning.) The activity continues until students have traveled to each spot.

You can download this free spring problem solving practice set here:

Spring Multiplication & Division Problems

As always, these spring problem solving practice materials have been created for free classroom use. They may not be sold or modified and sold in any manner. Please contact us if you have any questions about the terms of use.

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