ApplesandCrayons

This bundle includes 3 worksheets for students to practice their measuring skills. Students will measure to the nearest half inch, eighth inch, sixteenth inch, and quarter inch using fun winter themes of candy canes and snowman. You can print in color or black and white. Answer keys included.

Students will practice working with coins (quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies) by purchasing items from the "School Store". Three activities are included in this set allowing students to practice addition and subtraction while gaining familiarity with the value of each coin. In activity one students will select an item to purchase from the store, draw the correct amount of coins needed to pay for the item, then draw another way to pay for the item by using a different combination of coins. In

Students will practice their division skills with this Valentine's Day themed activity. Included is a direction sheet, set of playing cards, scoresheet, and workspace paper. Students can practice independently during Centers or play against an opponent . This activity allows for differentiation (one digit divisor or two digit divisor/ two digit dividend or three digit dividend) so students can be engaged at their personal level. Most of the answers will have remainders.

Notes on rectangular arrays. Provides a space for students to draw examples of array vs. non-array.

This long division quiz features five questions including one word problem. The quiz is formatted to assess single digit, double digit, and decimal division. Each problem is sectioned off to allow students adequate work space. An answer key has been provided.

Step-by step notes that guides students on solving "percent of" math problems. Included are 3 sets of notes: set 1 shows how to find the percent of a number, set 2 shows how to find the part when the percent is given, and set 3 shows how to find the whole when the percent is given. The notes are set-up up to show the steps on the left with the examples on the right.

Students will practice recognizing even and odd numbers. They will color code the Christmas tree ornaments depending on if they are even or odd.

Convert a given number to scientific notation, standard notation, number-and-word notation, and word notation.

Students practice solving subtraction number stories. Each problem consists of writing the number model and answer.

Math notes that state the difference between a number sentence and an expression. Examples are provided, and students are given space to create their own example as a brief check-in for the teacher.