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Celebrate March by using this NO-PREP activity packet! This packet has twelve, engaging and standards based activities. All activities match the season of the month of March and St. Patrick's Day! This packet allows students to review skills including math, reading, grammar, writing, and creative thinking. All answer keys are included! I hope you find this resource enjoyable and helpful for 3rd or 4th graders! Math Activities Included:Fractions of Luck (Fractions on a Number Line)Multiplication

On the search for a February/Valentine's Day themed activity packet? This activity packet is a NO PREP ready to print resource and a lovely for your students! The packet is filled with twelve, engaging activities. The worksheets allow students to review and or practice skills such as math, reading, grammar, and more! Math Activities Included:Rounding Hearts (Rounding to nearest 10s, 100s, 1,000s)Valentine's Day Problems (Multiplication/Division Word Problems)Dividing Hearts (Fill in the Blank D

Students will love solving these turkey-themed math riddles! This is a great, silly way to review number concepts. There are two worksheets included in this resource. The first worksheet allows students to practice rounding numbers to the nearest 10s and 100s. The second worksheet allows students to practice multi-digit subtraction (using standard algorithm). After solving each problem, students will use their knowledge to decode turkey-themed riddles.

This color by number multiplication worksheet is designed for students in 3rd, 4th, and or 5th grade. Students can use these worksheets to practice their multiplication facts up to 12x12. Students can either solve the problems on paper or use scratch paper, then write their answer in the blank space underneath the equation. You can encourage students to use a multiplication chart if needed. Once students have completed each equation and colored each box based on the coloring key...there are two

This color by number multiplication worksheet is designed for students in 3rd, 4th, and or 5th grade. Students can use these worksheets to practice their multiplication facts up to 12x12. Students can either solve the problems on paper or use scratch paper, then write their answer in the blank space underneath the equation. You can encourage students to use a multiplication chart if needed. Once students have completed each equation and colored each box based on the coloring key...an exciting pi