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Students learn how to find the area of irregular shapes (3.MD.7) step-by-step. The power point is made to teach each and every step to the students and then practice with several examples. Students will use length x width and order of operations to solve these common core problems. Equations look like this: (LxW) + (LxW) = ___ square units Power Point (compatible with Google Slides) includes: * Step-by-step directions to solve problems * Review of missing sides of irregular shapes * How

This power point presentation introduces the common core concept of perimeter (3.MD.8). It includes: * vocabulary (width, length, perimeter) * Step-by-step instructions for the kids to follow with you * How to add all the sides together on regular polygons * How to find the perimeter of a regular polygon on a grid During instruction you could have the students use white boards and do the problems with you during the presentation. This gets the kids engaged and participating the entire ti

This power point presentation introduces the common core concept of perimeter with missing sides (3.MD.8). It includes: * a review of the introduction of perimeter * Step-by-step instructions for the kids to follow with you * Critical thinking questions to help students understand how to find missing sides of different polygons * Polygons (with unequal sides) that have missing sides and a given perimeter. * Two perimeter word problems During instruction you could have the students use white

This power point helps students apply their knowledge of the Distributive Property to finding the area of large rectangles and/or split apart rectangles. The power point with full animations. These animations help the teacher teach this tough concept step-by-step, and it allows the students to see a visual model of the process. Included: - review of area - review of distributive property - animation to the text and shapes - step-by-step visual directions through process Enjoy! Workshee

Students learn how to find the area of irregular (or rectilinear) shapes with step-by-step guidance through this animated slide presentation . These slides are made to teach each and every step to your students and then give scaffolded practice with several examples. Students will use length x width and order of operations to solve these conceptual problems. Equations look like this: (LxW) + (LxW) = ___ square units BUNDLED to include both the slides and the independent practice. Power Point (co

Students practice solving money word problems in which they must make change. Amounts as Much a $100.00. Must be able to subtract across zeros.

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.

This behavior management system is based on an economy checkbook system. This includes a register sheet for students to record and keep track of their money, checks to write for their prizes, a list of items they can buy (free to you), and a sheet that tells how money is earned and taken away. My kids LOVE this! The preview is a PDF file, but the one you pay for is publisher so that you can change the name of the teacher and school on the checks to fit your classroom. You can do this many d

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.

Making Ten is essential for the Mathematics Common Core's K-2 standards. Making ten is a great strategy for students to understand odd and even, addition and subtraction, and begin using mental math when mastering adding and subtraction fluency. In this lesson, teachers should have already taught the skill of making ten using ten frames and introducing number bonds. Students will take this understanding to a new level. Students use their knowledge of the number 10 to solve missing addends ad

This is the Power Point version of the Space Coordinate Grid that was made for Smart Notebook software. It is exactly the same information. Students learn the necessary vocabulary and a clue on how to plot their points. The last slide is the classwork.

Students use these flash cards to practice solving division word problems. Teachers could make this a game or just a practice center.

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 daily planner includes a "contract" for the student, parent, and teacher to sign in order to make everyone responsible. The planner includes a place to write down reading, math, spelling, writing, science, social studies, and other homework assignments. There is also a place for conduct grades, parent signature, and comments. There is also an area to have a vocabulary word of the day and place for a sentence (could be changed to cursive letter of the day). The bottom have a daily reflecti

Students learn the key words to look for in word problems that allow them to know they will be subtracting. There are teaching and practice slides. If you use Math Journals, there is plenty of key information to write down for later studying. Look for the "Subtraction WP Exit Slip" for $0.75

This classwork page allows you as a teacher to see if your students understand the concept of balancing simple equations (3+3=2+N). Comes with an answer key.

Students use these cards to practice answering questions about line plots. Students could use these cards to play a board game or just for practice.

Students make their glyph based on their own personal experiences. Students write their names VERY small in the middle of their pumpkin and paste the small version of directions on top of their name. Next pass out the pumpkins randomly to the students. Using the "Detective" sheet (that you have pre-typed their names on) students must use the process of elimination to figure out whose pumpkin they have. Great logical thinking activity with a fun craft!

Use this worksheet paper right after you teach your introduction or review lesson on pictographs. Students need to know how to draw objects using a key and making halves. Students also answer questions about the data.

After students are introduced and practice mass (gram/kilogram, they fill out this exit slip. This quick assessment will let you know who understands this concept and who doesn't.