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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 worksheet goes along with the Power Point presentation entitled Area of Irregular Shapes , that introduces the common core concept 3.MD.7. It gives students practice with this difficult concept. You can use it as independent practice or guided practice. It could also be cut apart, laminated, and used as a small intervention group. Area of Irregular Shapes PPT: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Area-of-Irregular-Shapes

This worksheet is based off of my Power Point entitled Area and Distributive Property 3.MD.7, 3.MD7c, 3.MD.7d. Students get a chance to practice either independently or with a partner. If students don't know all their multiplication facts they can ensure their answer is correct by counting the tiles or even practicing with a calculator. Included: - Review of basic area - Review of distributive property - Practice with area and the distributive property Link-Areawithdistributiveproperty3

This worksheet is great as a review, test, or just plain classwork. Students must understand that 1,000 mL = 1 L. Students use this knowledge to answer 27 questions (including word problems).

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

Place Value of the Underlined Digit! (hundreds place and thousands place) Help your students practice expressing the value of a digit with this fun game! Students take turns choosing a card and telling each other the value of the underlined number. Game includes: * game board * number cards * answer key Great game for a small group or just a partner group. Can also be used as an intervention group with struggling students. Laminate, cut, and put it out to be utilized by your students!

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

Classwork to check and see if students understand how to compare fractions with and without the same denominator. (Cross multiplying)

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

This document is part of the End of Grade (EOG) Vocabulary Weeks 1-6. After students have practiced and learned the 96 vocabulary words, both reading and math, use this assessment tool to see if your students are struggling with any particular words. This contains ONLY the math vocabulary. * 4 sectional matching grids (definitions and pictures clues) * 1 matching for ALL math words * Answer Keys for BOTH!!

Students play this St. Patrick's Day game while practicing the essential skill of comparing fractions using cross multiplication. Game includes: 2 directions cards, 18 playing cards, answer key, and a game board.

Get your kids ready to take the End of Grade test!!! Help your students practice reading, defining, and understanding many of the "End of Grade" vocabulary words, both math and reading, that are found throughout the tests. Each week includes, definition list, flashcards with visual cues, matching sheet, sorting sheet, and quiz with fill in the blank and matching. Use as a classroom resource or send it home for homework review.

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.

Elapsed Time is a tricky concept for lots of kids, while others really get the hang of it quickly. In this task card PDF you will find 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 from an end time. (Advanced and Beginner) TYPE TWO: Students will practice finding elapsed time when given the start and end times. (Advanced and Beginner) Because all students think differently and use di

Get your kids ready to take the End of Grade test!!! Help your students practice reading, defining, and understanding many of the "End of Grade" vocabulary words, both math and reading, that are found throughout the tests. Each week includes, definition list, flashcards with visual cues, matching sheet, sorting sheet, and quiz with fill in the blank and matching. Use as a classroom resource or send it home for homework review.

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.

Fractions bars and circles used for introducing fractions. Students are able to see the relationship between the different simple fractions. Use them several different ways: **Print the fraction bars as one whole sheet or print, laminate, and cut apart. Then bind them together with a bracket so your students can move them around to see the relationships. **Print, laminate, and cut the fraction circles to use to teach with or as a game (puzzle).

This measurement BINGO includes the concepts of length, weight, mass, and capacity, both metric and standard. The BINGO cards are conversions (3 quarts= ___ pints). Students must convert the measurements and then find the answer on their BINGO boards. Great review!

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.