Anna Brignole

Multiplicative Comparison Word Problems | Multiply or Divide | 4th Grade 4.OA.A.1 & 4.OA.A.2 Description:Help your 4th graders master multiplicative comparison with this fun and engaging word problem resource! This printable challenges students to decide whether to multiply or divide using real-world scenarios with the phrase “times as many”. Included in some of the questions are second step just to make sure the student is attending to precision! Perfect for math centers, independent prac

Looking for a more exciting way for your students to model the skills in 4.OA.A.1 and 4.OA.A2? Your students will be introduced to two friends selling items at their lemonade stand over the summer. Through the use of a student handout you will model one scenario with the students to set the expectations of the assignment, and then you will group them and pass out the different drink cards. Using the drink cards they will model, write a multiplication sentence, and show the multiplicative relati

Product DescriptionStrengthen your students' understanding of multiplicative comparison with this easy way to decode the language within the questions. Designed specifically for 3rd and 4th grade learners, this resource provides clear examples, with scaffolded practice, an independent quick check, as well as a challenge page for those students who need more. This is perfect as an introductory lesson, or to use as a reteaching lesson for those who still are struggling with this type of assessment

4 Teacher Led activities and 4 student templates for independent practice -Students must use higher order thinking skills. -Perfect to use as an entrance or exit ticket-Great as a review for factors and multiples-Can be used as actual lessons for factors and multiples-Great to get your students writing more in Math class#1- Who is the oddball- students must analyze different multiples to find out which multiple is the oddball, multiple answers, possible answers listed on last slide, and a stude

Product Title: Comparing Populations of Tennessee Cities | 4.NBT.1 | Place Value & Number Comparison ActivityProduct Description: Make place value and number comparison QUICK and meaningful for your students with this engaging activity focused estimated populations of Tennessee cities! This 4th-grade math resource aligns with Standard 4.NBT.1 and allows students to practice comparing multi-digit whole numbers using estimated population data from Tennessee locations. Students will use the cha

The Kringle family needs help hanging their lights! This multi-step, multi-operation task can be used as a guided problem solving lesson ( 14 slides walking them through it )or can be given to the students as a independent task to solve. The file is a powerpoint so you can edit and make it easier or harder for your students. The guided lesson has the students create questions in order to help the students work through how to solve the final question. The slides have notes for the teacher to hel

Work with benchmark fractions

This is a perfect way to show your students how they are building their knowledge throughout each lesson and topic from Module 3. It is a great tool to use as you start each topic. This is from the grade 4 Engage NY/Eureka math curriculum.

Visual Aid for Simplifying Fractions

Students will be asked to design 2 different layouts for a new company in the area. The students will have to use their knowledge about creating area models to design several spaces within the blank building.They have specific requirements they must follow, but are encouraged to use creativity too.

If you use Dreambox this could be a great parent communication tool. I ask that each of my 4th grade students complete 5 lessons each week. I send these home as a reminder for the students and parents. I left it fully editable so you could include your name/ email or change the number of lessons your would like your students to complete:)

This is a guided learning sheet for writing expressions from phrases. It has a student notes page with a learning target for the lesson, vocabulary section, graphic organizer for the 4 math operations, and then several practice problems. It also has a teachers guided notes page that includes the answers and several teaching tips.