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Once students have a solid understanding of fractions on a number line, this lesson is perfect for introducing students to comparing fractions. Students will ONLY use number lines in this lesson to compare fractions (no shapes or cross multiplying). The slides are animated and allow for you present the information with reminders and helpful hits. There are also some critical thinking questions on the slides to ensure that your students are understanding the concept, not just scraping the sur

Are you starting your journey with Eureka Math - Engaged NY- and you don't know where to start? Feeling overwhelmed by all the GREAT "stuff" included in each lesson? This comprehensive Google Slide document includes 21 interactive and animated lessons, as well as review slides of the Mid Module Assessment and the End of Module Assessment from Module 4. Each lesson follows the Eureka Curriculum Lessons, and should be used for (whole or small group) instruction. These slides are NOT digital assig

Elapsed Time is a tricky concept for lots of kids, while others really get the hang of it quickly. In this power point presentation students will learn the next step in elapsed time. Students will learn how to add and subtract from a given time, as well as learn how to find the elapsed when given a start and an end time. This Power Point contains 2 types of elapsed time word problems, on two different levels. TYPE ONE: Students will practice adding time to a start time or subtracting time f

Students discover how to read and plot space objects on a coordinate grid. Students learn the easy way to remember the clue of "dribbling and shooting" to plot or read the graph. There is a student sheet embedded in the attachments file section of this SmartBoard lesson.

This is a step-by-step presentations to allow students to explore the basic concept of balancing equations with simple numbers. In this presentation students learn that there can be operations on both sides of the equals mark (3+3=2+1), and sometimes the equation contains a letter in place of a number (3+3=2+N) Students practice as a whole group finding out what N equals.

Introduction to making change. Students see visuals of actual money and pictures of items to purchase. There is work space on each slide to set up the problem and subtract together. Look for the classwork that goes with this lesson. "Making Change Intro. WS"

Students learn how to compare simple fractions by coloring in different fractions of a whole. Students use the ,= symbols to compare fractions after visually seeing the fractions. Great introduction!! ~SmartBoard lesson

Use this power point presentation to introduce or review pictographs. These pictographs use a key to count the objects and also dive into using halves on a pictograph.

After students understand the concept of odd and even, use this SmartBoard Notebook to help students think about these numbers in a different way. There are odd and even mazes, guess my number, and a math journal entry. The "can you guess my number" game has the student paper in the attachments tab.

This is a SmartBoard interactive review lesson in a Whack-A-Mole game style. Students review the beginning concepts of third grade such as place value, telling time, coordinate grids, and patterns. The students love to work in teams and solve the problems they have been working so hard on!

This is the second SmartBoard interactive review game for third grade math. Students review concepts such as subtraction, weight, mass, 2D shapes, line plots and symmetry. Students again enjoy working in teams to solve these review questions.

SMART Notebook file with Publisher WS in attachments tab. This introduction to converting liters to milliliters (and visa versa) discussing how to convert and then give several examples. There is a MAGIC TUNNEL for students to practice converting in a fun way! Worksheet included in the attachments tab.

Use this Power Point to review the elements of simple polygons. This is an interactive lesson that allows kids to answer quick questions aloud or on white boards.

This is the thrid SmartBoard interactive review game for math concpets. However, this can be used as a quiz if you have the Smart Responders (Senteo) available to you. The concepts include compare and order thousands place numbers, capacity, adding time, lines, combinations, angles, missing numbers, and order of operations. Students LOVE to use the responders to answer the questions!

Students read each thermometer and plot the temperature on the given line graph. Great way to practice both temperature and line graphs! Just print the slides on card stock and cut. Makes a fantastic center!