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Did you know that your calculator can talk? It can! Use a calculator to solve the math problem, after finding the answer, turn the calculator upside down to read a word that answers each riddle. This set includes three pages of calculator riddles: Calculator Clues More Calculator Clues Even More Calculator Clues

Students will use a Hershey Bar to explore the equivalent fractions: 1/2 = 6/12 1/3 = 4/12 1/4 = 3/12 1/1 = 16/16

Brag tags are a big hit in my classroom. They are used to recognize strength in character, behavior or academics. These tags are used to celebrate students who have mastered assigned objectives in the IXL math program. Our school uses this program to support our math curriculum. The tags are in increments of 25 and there is a tag for 25-500 objectives mastered.

Students will use candy corn to explore: estimation graphing sort/classify by attributes odd and even numbers comparing data addition within 20

Students will use jelly beans to explore: estimation sorting greater than, less than, equal to addition within 20 line plots

Students will use Reese's Pieces candies to: build fractions add simple fractions with common denominators

Students use M&M candies to practice: sorting graphing greater than, less than, equal to addition within 20