Advanced Instruction Resources

This is a 2026-27 math MAP cumulative review packet that can be utilized to gain insight on student achievement levels. The packet is segmented into four math domains (algebraic thinking, number sense and operations, measurement/data analysis, and geometry). The questions in each section start at NWEA's 1st grade RIT band and increases in RIT value throughout the section (RIT 140 - 230). Feel free to use this packet as a pre-assessment/review tool to guide instructional practices. ✨✨|--------

Addition and Subtraction Strategies: This product includes pages dedicated to the many different addition and subtraction strategies that students can utilize. Students will add and subtract multi-digit numbers by using a number line, base-ten blocks, place value, partial-sums and the standard algorithm. Feel free to use this to reinforce all the different ways to add multiple numbers. Number Lines: This product includes sheets related to number lines. Students are asked to combine numbers a

This fraction bundle was created to have students explore fractions in meaningful ways. This product contains seven products in one! ➽ See a movie preview here. 1. Visual Fractions: Students will identify fractions, explore how to create equivalent fractions, and add fractions with visual models. Students will be asked to think critically and take apart and put together fraction models. A sample student response sheet is included with this product and there are multiple solutions. 2. Cut Out an

Help bring awareness and celebrate the service of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard with this Memorial Day activity. Use this packet to introduce the history of Memorial day to students in elementary school. I've used this with students in grades 2 - 5 before. Did you know that the Memorial Day was first established in 1868 in Arlington National Cemetery. Facts about Memorial Day and questions regarding its history and current practices are found in this packet. Students lear

My students love puzzles! These math puzzles are a great way for all of your students to engage in math in an exciting and fun way. Students are given a grid and asked to find the missing numbers. Students will use math reasoning, substitution strategies, and pre-algebra skills to find solutions. The puzzles range in difficulty for easy differentiation for any student in 2nd-5th grade. * The resource comes with directions and an answer key.

Using number lines to teach addition and subtraction has always been in my tool box. This product includes a variety of number line addition problems that can challenge students in grades 1 - 3. I've used this product to differentiate instruction for students. Students need to show how they added the numbers together by placing the operations above each number line. Please see the free sample if you have any questions. An answer sheet with sample answers is provided. CCSS standards covered

This QR code scavenger hunt helps reinforce number sense skills that your students will see on the Common Core aligned NWEA Map test. The concepts for this QR scavenger hunt were carefully taken from the NWEA’s Descartes. Questions were created for the RIT bands between 180 – 200 in the number and operations math strands. The concepts covered in this QR Code Scavenger hunt are below: • Identifies the place value and the value of each digit through the hundred thousands • Rounds 3 digit nu

My students love math games. Easily print out the cards, cut them out, shuffle and pass them out to your kids. This type of game works well in small groups where students have multiple cards to pick from. Enjoy!

Too often students blindly memorize their multiplication tables without understanding the meaning of multiplication. This resource is designed to have students explore multiplication naturally through arrays.

Elapsed Time and Money Freebie! Who likes food and birthday parties? Your students! This sheet gives students an opportunity to show their understanding of time and money. Jimmy is going to the mall to purchase a gift for his sister's birthday. On the way he buys a gift and snacks. He also has to keep track of the time to make it home for dinner. Students will have to keep track of Jimmy's money and time with this activity. This activity will work perfectly with this time number line.

This QR activity is an exciting way to review fourth grade base ten concepts. Students will find the phone that says “Start” and scan the QR code to reveal your first question. Figure out the answer and look for the phone the displays that answer. Then scan the QR code below it. Each time you scan a new code, it will lead you to the next phone. This product was designed to address all of the 4th grade Common Core "base ten" standards (4.NBT.A.1, 4.NBT.A.2, 4.NBT.A.3, 4.NBT.B.4, 4.NBT.B.5,

This created product assists in teaching students computation standards related to addition, subtraction, and multiplication of large/small numbers. Seven templates are included in this product and the sheets can be used immediately. I've found the sheets to be especially useful in elementary schools (grades 2-5) and for guided math groups.

This task gives students an opportunity to show their understanding of fractions. Students will be given a task where they need to put together fractions that meet a certain criteria. There are multiple answers for this task.

Students will have a blast playing this computation practice game! This product includes all of the materials needed to have your students play an engaging game and reinforce multiplication and division strategies in the process. An answer sheet is included so students can check their answers as they play. Download, print, cut out and have students play the game in pairs or in groups. Enjoy!