Description
Practice comparing and ordering fractions and decimals. Drag number pieces in order from least to greatest or greatest to least to complete each puzzle and reveal a mystery picture. 15 puzzles are included, with 6, 8, or 10 pieces for a range of difficulty to review comparing and ordering fractions with like and unlike numerators and denominators, mixed numbers, improper fractions, and decimals to tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. Blackline printables for a paper cut and paste option also included for every puzzle.
A full, free preview is available above to help you decide if this spring digital math activity will be a good fit for your classroom.
This download is a pdf file that includes:
- a link to the Google Slides™ student file with 15 digital spring themed puzzles and editable student directions and Hey, Grownup Helpers! slides to customize for virtual or distance learning
- teacher notes with suggestions for supporting a range of learners
- 4th grade and 5th grade standards alignment for Common Core, VA SOL, and TEKS
- answer keys
- 15 printable blackline pages
Terms of Use
This product includes a limited license for personal use in a single classroom or home. Print or digital copies may be shared with parents and students served by the license holder via email or a password protected site accessible only by those parents and students. Please do not copy or store this file on any public accounts, websites, or drives. This resource is for personal use only and may not be used commercially to create something new. This product is not sponsored by or affiliated with Google. Google and the Google logo are registered trademarks of Google Inc. See current Terms of Use for Elementary Inquiry resources.
Please note:
Most elements on each slide have been flattened into the background and are not editable. Embedded text is copied in the speaker notes section for accessibility. The included pdf file is not editable and has been flattened and password secured as per the included font and clip artists’ terms of use. High resolution printing is enabled. Be sure to use the latest version of Adobe Reader to view and print, as other programs may not render the file(s) correctly.
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Highlights
Description
Practice comparing and ordering fractions and decimals. Drag number pieces in order from least to greatest or greatest to least to complete each puzzle and reveal a mystery picture. 15 puzzles are included, with 6, 8, or 10 pieces for a range of difficulty to review comparing and ordering fractions with like and unlike numerators and denominators, mixed numbers, improper fractions, and decimals to tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. Blackline printables for a paper cut and paste option also included for every puzzle.
A full, free preview is available above to help you decide if this spring digital math activity will be a good fit for your classroom.
This download is a pdf file that includes:
- a link to the Google Slides™ student file with 15 digital spring themed puzzles and editable student directions and Hey, Grownup Helpers! slides to customize for virtual or distance learning
- teacher notes with suggestions for supporting a range of learners
- 4th grade and 5th grade standards alignment for Common Core, VA SOL, and TEKS
- answer keys
- 15 printable blackline pages
Terms of Use
This product includes a limited license for personal use in a single classroom or home. Print or digital copies may be shared with parents and students served by the license holder via email or a password protected site accessible only by those parents and students. Please do not copy or store this file on any public accounts, websites, or drives. This resource is for personal use only and may not be used commercially to create something new. This product is not sponsored by or affiliated with Google. Google and the Google logo are registered trademarks of Google Inc. See current Terms of Use for Elementary Inquiry resources.
Please note:
Most elements on each slide have been flattened into the background and are not editable. Embedded text is copied in the speaker notes section for accessibility. The included pdf file is not editable and has been flattened and password secured as per the included font and clip artists’ terms of use. High resolution printing is enabled. Be sure to use the latest version of Adobe Reader to view and print, as other programs may not render the file(s) correctly.
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Please follow my store for updates about new products like this and leave feedback to let me know what you think of this product!
Let’s connect! Visit my blog, and follow me on Pinterest!
Happy Teaching!
Kristin
