Alison Barton

This multiple-day lesson teaches measurement using inches, feet, and yards. It is Princess and the Pea themed. My kids LOVED it!

These color coded clue words are perfect for a bulletin board. The students will refer to them when they are determining which operation to use during a word problem. This download includes key words for division, multiplication, addition, and subtraction.

This sheet is perfect for a math stations. The students have manipulatives and they use them to compare the fractions on the sheet that have like denominators.

Students use fraction bars (not provided) to find 5 fractions that are equivalent to one half (two-fourths, three-sixths, four-eights, five-tenths, and six-twelfths. This is perfect to use at a math station or center.

Use this sheet for the students to practice their order of operations. This includes division, multiplication, addition, and subtraction

This 15-question scoot game is to review math skills at the beginning of the year for 5th graders. It also has an answer sheet included. It briefly reviews place value, rounding, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and fractions.

This game is perfect for a math station when your students are learning multiplication. Have the students roll dice to form multiplication sentences. Have counters available for them to use to find the products.

Students will flip over dominoes and use the two numbers to create and solve multiplication sentences.

These 12 time task cards are a perfect activity for a station. The cards include questions with elapsed time. Includes an answer sheet for the students to write on.

This is a fun way to reinforce basic subtraction facts. It comes with 15 different bingo sheets and a calling card.

This sheet is great to use at math centers. Students look at the clue words to figure out the correct operation.

This activity allows the students to use counters to find arrays when multiplying. It is perfect for a station where the students are working with partners.

6 questions for extra practice with elapsed time. Kids can solve the way that they prefer. Students must find start time, end time, and elapsed time.

Students use these sheets to check off multiplication facts once they pass them off. Every time they pass off a fact, they earn a part of the ice sundae that they will have.

Use these minute hand times to put around the clock in your classroom.

This notebook presentation will give students an overview on money. It discusses the different coins and how to count a coin collection.

Inches and Feet measurement stations that are Princess and the Pea themed.