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Use this presentation for definition of ratio and proportion and some practice problems. NOTE TO TEACHER: This presentation includes multiple explanations for multiple levels of understanding. There is a solution using algebra, with cross-multiplication and an explanation of why cross-multiplication works. There is also an explanation using equivalent fractions. If you are teaching an algebra class, use the first explanation and delete the second. For a more basic math class, delete the first e

Let's Snare Rabbits! Answer the problem correctly to catch a rabbit for dinner. Make a mistake and you'll just have an empty snare. Catch three rabbits in a row to win. When you download the game, we have also included a short video about the legendary Jack Rabbit Road and a story about the waabooz.

This presentation is the first in a multi-lesson unit designed to assess student mathematics proficiency by playing games that teach about Indigenous cultures that have embedded math problems. It also requires students to create their own math activities and math problems. Note to Teachers: Duration Time is the time to play game and create problems and activities.

Review multiplying by 0 to 4. With this lesson, students will be half-way to having learned their times tables for all the numbers from 0 to 100. Hurray! Students will be learning TWO tables and a new trick. At the end of this lesson, students can play our game Making Camp.

This PowerPoint teaches fractions with unlike denominators.

This lesson covers multiplying by 9, with skip counting, a brief review of arrays, students creating their own number sentences and a little variety with students finding objects around their class or home to show 9 x 9 = 81 or other number sentences you assign/they create.

This PowerPoint teaches equivalent fractions with number lines.

This powerpoint explains what common factors are and how to reduce fractions to its lowest terms.

Review multiplying by 0 and 1. Students learn the meaning of a number times two, or two times a number, both as regards to equal-size groups and number line jumps. This lesson starts with a presentation that shows how multiplication of 2 works. This is begun by talking about skip counting.

In this powerpoint you will find the steps to compare unlike denominators and the explanation of what common denominators are. Enjoy!

This powerpoint explains how to determine what information is necessary to solve a problem and what information can be thrown out. There is one example and it explains step by step how to solve the problem.

This powerpoint explains the estimating part of long division. It also includes the step by step solution of a long division problem.

In this powerpoint, you will find the deffiniton of a fraction and its parts. The numerator and denominator are also explained with an example. Enjoy!

In this lesson students will learn how multiplication by 8 works. This is begun by talking about skip counting. Students are also shown how to insert images in Google Document or Slides files so they can create their own illustration of the concept of multiplying by 8, like 8 x 6 = 48 .

Students learn the meaning of a number times zero, or zero times a number, both as regards to equal-size groups and number line jumps.

This PowerPoint teaches students how to add and subtract fractions with like denominators.

This powerpoint explains what common denominators are and the importance of them to compare other fractions. It also provides step by step examples so you can follow along at your own pace. Enjoy!

This lesson plan helps students recognize and understand idioms and what they are through different examples. Students will be able to understand the meaning of common idioms through an instructive video, idiom book activity, and gameplay.

Math and problem solving ppts

This idioms lesson for Grades 3-4 begins with a presentation, popular song about idioms, a list of animal idioms, two video games, and an idioms matching activity. Also enclosed is a book list for Grades 1-4 about idioms. Note: This lesson can include the Idioms Book Activity from the "Introducing Idioms" Lesson (which needs paper, coloring tools, and some preparation time for booklet assembly).