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These no-prep least common denominator worksheets are a fun way to give students practice. Give your students these fun math vocabulary puzzles to solve and they'll soon be confident finding common denominators! Now usable in Google Classroom. Perfect for a 5th or 6th grade but works in an advanced 4th-grade class or for older students who need remediation. No need to assign boring book work for homework or enrichment. Included in this set:• 5 fun fraction worksheets to practice finding least

Use these rigorous but fun, mixed numbers worksheets to review and practice the concept of mixed number subtraction with regrouping These handouts present mixed number subtracting problems in an entertaining way. No prep necessary. Just print and go. Perfect for 5th, 6th, and 7th-grade, homeschool, special education, or even basic skills. How to use:• A total of 4 worksheets • 4 answer sheets • Use them as a substitute activity when you're out. • Use them for homework. • Great for math c

Use these rigorous but fun, mixed numbers worksheets to review and practice the concept of addition and subtraction of fractions greater than one. These handouts present mixed numbers using models such as pizzas. No prep necessary. Just print and go. Perfect for 5th, 6th, and 7th-grade, homeschool, special education, or even basic skills. A mix of challenging and easy problems all centered around real-world application type models. How to use:• A total of 4 worksheets (using sliced pizza a

These Valentine's Day themed, color by number, mixed number and improper fractions practice worksheets are for classwork, homework, or enrichment. Perfect for 5th grade but suitable for 4th and 6th as well. Add to lesson plans as an engaging way to practice these important skills during the holiday down time. This is a print and go item. What's included:• A packet of 10 worksheets (3 mixed number to improper fraction practice sheets and their corresponding color by number sheets and 2 imprope

This is a set of fun, yet rigorous, volume of rectangular prisms review activities that can be used to supplement your math lesson plans. These printables provide differentiated practice for every level of learner. Perfect for 5th grade but works well with 4th, 6th, or even special education. Covers the following:Finding volume by counting cubesFinding volume by counting cubes with measures showingFinding volume by using the volume formula (whole numbers)Finding volume by using the volume formu

This fractions as division task card set is a self-checking activity for middle school math. These poke cards allow students to apply their understanding of the fraction/division relationship independently. Kids can work out problems and self-check while you work with others. For grades 4, 5, or 6th. Offers a variety of problem types for differentiation. This product requires preparation ahead of time and is not editable.This resource includes:16 Colorful Self-checking Poke Cards / Task CardsA

These 25 digital task cards on the Boom Learning website cover least common denominators in a pair of fractions. They provide a step by step practice of the concept starting with simpler tasks and gradually becoming more challenging. These digital task cards would be great on a laptop, desktop, Chromebook, tablet, or any other mobile device that can access the internet. They can even be used on your SmartBoard. Here’s the best part - they are self-grading and allow you to track student progress

This set of 42 cards is for students that are learning the butterfly method of finding equivalent fractions. These task cards allow students to practice these fraction skills independently. For grades 4, 5, or 6. Makes a quick and easy math center for independent practice. This resource includes:• 42 Task Cards • Answer Sheet • A Reproducible Student Fill-in Answer Sheet How to use:• Print them onto cardstock and laminate for a longer-lasting product. Kids can use them in a math center this w

These digital task cards hosted on the Boom Learning website provide practice for students learning how to add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators using a step-by-step process. Great for 4th and 5th-grade students. These digital task cards would be great on a laptop, desktop, Chromebook, tablet, or any other mobile device that can access the internet. They can even be used on your SmartBoard. Here’s the best part - they are self-grading and allow you to track student progress. Plus,

Looking for a fun way to review fraction addition with like denominators? I Have, Who Has is a great way to build those intimidating fraction skills! Your students will beg for math time! This 24-page set comes with:• Game instructions • 40 colorful game cards • 40 black and white printer friendly game cards How to use:• For use in math centers. • Whole group review • Independent (early finisher) work • As a math game • Add it to a substitute kit. The possibilities are endless! This resour

Use these rigorous but fun, mixed numbers and improper fractions worksheets to review and practice the concept of fractions. These handouts present mixed numbers and improper fractions using models such as measuring cups, candy bar division, and number line placement. No prep necessary. Just print and go. Perfect for 5th, 6th, and 7th-grade, homeschool, special education, or even basic skills. A mix of challenging and easy problems all centered around real-world application type models. Ho

These St. Patrick's Day themed, color by number, mixed number and improper fractions practice worksheets are for classwork, homework, or enrichment. Perfect for 5th grade but suitable for 4th and 6th as well. Add to lesson plans as an engaging way to practice these important skills during the holiday down time. This is a print and go item. What's included:• A packet of 10 worksheets (3 mixed number to improper fraction practice sheets and their corresponding color by number sheets and 2 impro

Use these one variable equation worksheets to introduce your students to basic algebra concepts. Practice each mathematical operation in isolation. Each worksheet includes fractions, whole numbers, and mixed numbers. No prep necessary. 5th, 6th, and 7th-grade fraction skills at the ready. How to use:• Print them onto cardstock and laminate for a longer-lasting product. Kids can use them in a math center this way. Write on them with erasable markers and wipe them clean. • Use them as a

Need to practice multiplying fractions? Looking for a fun way to review basic fraction multiplication without simplifying? I Have, Who Has is a great game that helps build those intimidating fraction skills! Your students will beg for math time! This 24-page set comes with:• Game instructions • 40 colorful game cards • 40 black and white printer friendly game cards How to use:• For use in math centers. • Whole group review • Independent (early finisher) work • As a math game • Add it to a

This is a set of fun, yet rigorous, Thanksgiving themed fraction review activities that can be used to supplement your math lesson plans. These printables provide practice for equivalent fractions, simplified fractions, comparing fractions, fractions to decimals, fraction/decimal relationships, and tenths, hundredths, thousandths as fractions and decimals. Perfect for 5th grade but works well with 4th, 6th, or even special education. Review:Equivalent fractionsIdentify simplified fractionsComp

This is a fractions on a number line greater than 1 task card set that will get your students familiar with ordering a variety of fractions. Practice identifying simple fractions, improper fractions, and mixed numbers as they would appear on a number line. Included in this 18 page set:28 black and white ink saving task cards Answer cards for student self-checking A handy printable recording pageUses:Review activityMath center As an independent activity while working with small groupsClassroom

These digital task cards hosted on the Boom Learning website provide practice for students learning how to compare fractions quickly using the butterfly method. Great for 4th and 5th-grade students. These digital task cards would be great on a laptop, desktop, Chromebook, tablet, or any other mobile device that can access the internet. They can even be used on your SmartBoard. Here’s the best part - they are self-grading and allow you to track student progress. Plus, they’re no prep which means

This fraction task card bundle includes all my fraction poke cards for middle school math centers. These self-checking cards allow students to apply their understanding of fractions independently. Kids can work out problems and self-check while you work with others. For grades 4, 5, or 6th. Offers a variety of problem types for differentiation. Includes word problems and models. These products require preparation ahead of time and are not editable.How to use:• Print them onto cardstock and lam

This is a set of equivalent fractions worksheets. Students use these spring-themed color by numbers to find all the fractions that are equivalent. Perfect for 5th grade but suitable for 4th and 6th as well. Differentiate with simpler or more challenging sheets. These are rigorous enough for classwork, homework, or enrichment, yet fun. Add to lesson plans as an engaging way to practice these important skills. What's included:• A packet of 6 worksheets • Answer sheets included You may als

The concept of least common multiples can be confusing. Frequent practice in this skill often results in the faster understanding of fraction computation later on. Give your students these fun puzzles to solve and they'll soon be confident working with least common multiples! No need to assign boring book work for homework or enrichment. Perfect for a 5th or 6th grade but works in an advanced 4th grade class or for older students who need remediation. Included in this set:• 4 fun fraction works