Math is Elementary

Candy Bar Fractions (38 pages) is a math literature unit designed to coordinate with Jerry Pallotta's Hersheys(TM) Fractions Book. It contains models of whole candy bars and all the fractional parts as well as an equivalent fractions recording sheet, fraction cards, a fraction matching game, a fraction ordering activity, and number lines. Aligned with Common Core standards for 3rd and 4th grade, it can be used for any grade working with fractional parts / equal shares.

This measurement activity goes with the book "How Big is a Foot?" It includes foot printables in two sizes as well as small group and whole group recording sheets. This is a great introduction to the difference between standard and non-standard measurement.

Students are introduced to division and fractions using activities that coordinate well with the book "The Doorbell Rang" by Pat Hutchins. Character cards help with acting out the story. Cookies can be printed and used to model the division problems. As a bonus, a set of fraction cards can be used to identify the fractional parts or as a matching activity.

This product provides activities to go with the book "Divide and Ride" by Stuart J. Murphy. It provides and introduction and practice with division with remainders. Included in the packet: manipulatives in two sizes, suggestions for using the packet, background sheets for the problems, and writing pages for students to explain their work. Manipulatives are in color and black/white to save on ink.

A multi-grade measurement unit that can be used to celebrate Read Across America day! The silly cat has 20 hats to measure. The recording sheets cover: nonstandard measurement, customary units and metric units. Students can be directed to measure to the nearest inch, half inch, quarter inch or to the exact measurement. This packet can also be used to assess students' understanding of measurement concepts. An answer key of exact customary units is included.

Shop 'Til You Drop contains two activities for students to practice addition with money amounts. The toy story edition has students adding up the prices of two different toys and the back to school edition is all about buying school supplies. Task cards are included with each set and an answer key is provided. The back to school edition involves simpler addition facts. Cards without prices are also included for ease in differentiation.

This activity coordinates with “Pigs Will Be Pigs” and is a fun way to practice counting money and solving money problems. The booklet can be used in a whole group reading of the story or placed, with the book, in a math work station. An answer key is included. A full set of money needed in the story is included, as well as piggy bank mats for counting it out. The recent update adds some word problems to further extend the story.

54 pages filled with activities for students: Word Search, Coloring Pages, Easy Sudoku, Word Scramble, Comics, Draw & Write, Word Stars. Use as individual activities or put together a book (great student gifts!) using select pages. For ease of copying an alternate cover is provided in black and white. Have fun this holiday season!

Practice place value with 3 sets of I Have, Who Has Cards. Aligned with Common Core standards, each set contains 12 cards. These sets will help you differentiate according to students' understanding of place value.

Understanding how to compose and decompose the number 10 is a key foundational skill. This product gives you some ways for your students to practice this with a fun popsicle theme. 1. Popsicle Expression Cards – Using some equal signs and number cards students can create equations. This one involves counting the two groups of popsicles to find the total. 2. Number Cards – Using the math symbols provided students can put together math expressions or equations. Printing two copies of the numbe

Making tens is foundational for math. This product contains a set of dinosaur themed ten frames, a set of frames to use for subitizing activities, and a set of ten frames modeling number bonds. These are useful for whole group, small group, and station activities. The set includes both CCSS standards and Florida (MAFS) standards.

Dino-Match gives beginning mathematicians practice counting and matching that with either the word form or standard form of the number. Numbers from 1 - 20 are included. This can be laid out in an array as a matching game or used in a variety of oher ways to help students who are developing number sense. This activity was created with Kindergarten students in mind and is also useful for first or second graders who still struggle with matching the forms of the numbers with the representation. The

This bingo game helps students identify fractions from circle models. It includes 8 different game boards and can be used for whole or small group. The fraction cards have 28 different fractions to identify. This is great for students just learning to identify fractions or for students who need a quick review.

This free product contains 12 word problem task cards, a recording sheet, and an answer sheet, Ideal for a multiplication stations in October!

Engage your students in the design process as they tackle STEM projects. These posters include brief explanations of each of the five parts of the process - easy for elementary students to understand.

This product coordinates well with the Engineering Design Process posters.