Whether you are teaching in person, online, or hybrid, you know how important it is to get your students math fact practice. Then need to become fluent in addition and subtraction math facts in order to meet standards and have success later on with harder math concepts.

But what if you are teaching online this year? Or what if you want to incorporate more technology in your teaching? Then this blog post is for you! I will be showing you the best online math facts practice that students can do.

Since you are here, I know you care about getting your students to math fact fluency. Well, have you downloaded my free workbook for teachers yet? It gives to 7 simple steps to help students become fluent with math facts. Download the free workbook here!

With an online math fact practice program you want students to get practice with both fluency and strategies. Usually programs only focus on the fluency aspect and they forget about the importance of students getting practice with strategies. To learn more about each math fact strategy, read this blog post here.

That is why I made BOOM Cards for my students to practice math fact fluency AND math fact strategies.

BOOM Cards are digital task cards. All you need is a device that connects to the internet. You can easily give students the link through Seesaw, Google Classroom, or Schoology.

I want my students to get plenty of practice with math fact strategies. And with these BOOM Cards they get that practice. I love how these digital task cards are interactive as well!

Students move counters to fill in ten frames for the Make Ten Strategy.

Students can move the “loops” for Number Line Strategy.

Plus, each set has a variety of question types. So students never get bored. There is drag and drop, multiple choice, and fill in the blank.

I do want students to transfer these strategies into mental strategies. That is why I have my students do BOOM Card sets that just have math fact problems. That way students can choose whichever strategy and apply it to the equations. They do this until they commit the fact to memory.

To keep students interested in this I have a set for each month. Each month has a different clip art for them. Within the sets there are also different types of questions to keep students engaged.

So if you are trying to help students learn math facts online, make sure to get strategy practice and fluency practice for students. For my Math Fact Strategies BOOM Cards Bundle, click here. For my Year Long Math Fact Fluency BOOM Cards, click here.

For more tips in teaching your students math facts, download my free workbook for teachers here.