Abby's Class

Create your own exit tickets in just minutes. Just type your question and print! This resource includes templates for three different question formats- multiple choice, lined, and blank. There is a self assessment section at the bottom of each exit ticket, to provide students the opportunity to reflect on their level of understanding.

Coloring pages for relaxation and motivation prior to testing!

Students will apply their basic knowledge equivalent fractions to follow a recipe to make trail mix.

A great way to practice determining the value of a digit up to the thousands place. Collaborative math practice! For more detailed instructions on how to play, look up the classroom game "BUMP!".

Area and Perimeter Growing BUNDLE: Includes one independent practice worksheet, homework worksheet, exit ticket, and challenge problem for each of the following topics involving area and perimeter. *Counting unit squares to determine area *Sketching rectangles given the area of the rectangle *Multiplying side lengths to determine area *Determining missing side lengths given the area and one side length *Applying knowledge of area to solve problems involving floor plans and the addition of area

This is such a fun way for students to use creativity when practicing telling time. They will create a schedule for their "dream day".

Students will write numbers in standard form, given the word form of a number. This worksheet targets numbers with a zero digit.

Use the math choice board when early finishers complete their work and need an additional activity. Edit with your own choices to fit your classroom. Print it for students folders, or use it as a slide to display!

This welcome back to school math mini book is a great way to welcome your students back to school and introduce math class expectations.

These worksheets help provide additional practice for a basic understanding of fraction concepts. Perfect for 3rd grade!

This is a great, kinesthetic way to help students practice counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s!

This is a great way to provide a real-world application when practicing telling time.

Get your students moving as they practice counting on to add!

Students will list defining attributes and names of various quadrilaterals.