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Fraction Fun: Crack the Code (and more!)

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Kids will work with fractions to decode secret messages. Incorporate these short puzzles into your daily math lessons in a variety of ways: as activators, competitions, or enrichment exercises. This file also comes with several fun random fraction generators (Fishing for Fractions, Fraction Spinners, Psychedelic Fade Out, and Flicker) and suggestions for extending fraction skills practice in your classroom. As with all the items available on TPT by Madison's Math Shop, the activities in this

4th - 6th

Fractions, Math

May Morning Meeting and Calendar Routine

Created by

Kreative Kinders

This is a kindergarten SmartBoard activity for the month of May. It covers: -Days of the week -Months of the Year -Yesterday/Today/Tomorrow -Writing the 'code' (numerical) date -Countdown to Summer -Weather Graphing -Sight Word Practice -Nonsense Word Practice -Segmenting Practice -Short and long Vowel Sounds -Student created morning message -Song and movement break You can pick and choose what to do each day or do it all everyday. Do what works for you and your classroom. My kids love it a

PreK - 1st

English Language Arts, Math

Place value with popsticks - Scratch game

Created by

Shane Long

This Scratch game generates a random number of popsticks between 1 and 100. (Bundles of 10 a single sticks). Students press SPACE and then count the number of popsticks. When prompted, students enter their answer. They receive instant feedback with a message and sound on whether they are successful or they should try again. This is also a great activity to teach older students how to write computer code and give them an idea of the sequencing of instructions. You'll need Scratch (at least 1.4

1st - 6th

Computer Science - Technology, Place Value

Digital Morning Calendar & Afternoon Meeting | Google Slides

Created by

SpecEduKate

This GREAT K-3 classroom resource will help you organize your mornings and afternoons with some routine and consistency! It includes 2 editable Google Slides (one for Morning Meeting and one for Afternoon Meeting). Not only does it include Attendance, Calendar and Feelings, but it includes writing (letters or words), coding, counting, shapes and number practice! Great for use in Special Education classrooms too! Morning MeetingMorning Message & Schedule - insert morning message and click and d

K - 3rd

Math, Spelling, Writing

Farmhouse Virtual Morning Meeting | Distance or Blended Learning

Created by

Sunflower Scaffolds

The great response from my original morning meeting template inspired me to create this farmhouse version! Stay connected with your students by personalizing and sharing this morning meeting with them! This resource on Google Slides ready to go. Perfect for your distance learning or blended learning toolbox of resources! The Virtual Morning Meeting includes Google Slides templates for the following: Morning Message 45 color-coded SCHEDULE TEMPLATES including: READY-MADE AND EDITABLE SCHEDULE

1st - 5th

Math, Reading, Writing

5th Grade Measurement Machines Computer Practice Activity for Students

Created by

Olivia McIntyre

This particular SMART Notebook presentation is meant for students to use at computers independently as a way of practicing the concepts taught previously in the classroom relating to measuring length, mass, and volume. They will need to bring a piece of paper and pencil to write down the clues they collect. Encourage them to collect all clues in order so that their coded message sounds right. Throughout the slides, students will solve measurement problems and select an answer that will give t

5th

Measurement

Triangles (equilateral, right angle, isoceles, scalene) - Scratch game

Created by

Shane Long

Play this game where different triangles 'rain' from the sky. You need to catch them in the truck, but only catch the correct ones. Select the type of triangle you want to collect by using the up/down arrow keys and press SPACE to start. Move the truck left and right and collect triangles as they fall. You get points for correct triangles, and a nice message. Points taken off for incorrect triangles and an encouraging message to try again. This game can be adapted to suit different year levels

3rd - 8th

Computer Science - Technology, Geometry