Bethany Hunter

Here is a list of the divisibility rules for digits 2-10. Give a copy to your students to help them as they learn to divide multi-digit numbers.

Students will be able to practice multiplying and dividing decimals with this task card set. Once they solve a problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone by scanning the QR Code. I use this as a review center or as a choice on a Tic-Tac-Toe board. My students love it because they are able to use the ipad. I love it because they are enjoying solving math problems and are practicing key concepts from our math unit!

Make a copy of these fraction bars for your students. I copy them on card stock so they can be used throughout our fraction unit. For a simpler version check out my Fraction Bar Chart

Are you looking for assessments that address all of the fourth grade common core standards? The bundle contains five different assessments, one for each of the fourth grade Common Core strands. These assessments are designed to be given at the end of each unit of study. Answer keys are included. By purchasing this product as a bundle you save $5, which ends up being 33% off the price if you purchased each assessment individually. See individual assessments below: Geometry Assessment Number and

Students work to solve multiplication word problems that have multi-digit numbers. The twelve problems will have students practice 2-digit by 1-digit, 3-digit by 1-digit and 4-digit by 1-digit multiplication. Once they solve the problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone. I use this as a review center or as a choice on a Tic-Tac-Toe board. My students love it because they are able to use the ipad. I love it because they are enjoying solving math problems and are practicing how to sol

*Updated to include an answer key for those who do not have access to QR scanners* Students will be able to practice solving expressions using the order of operations with this task card set. This 24 card set includes 16 cards with whole numbers, 4 cards with decimals, and 4 cards with numbers to the "second" power. Once they solve a problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone by scanning the QR Code. I use this as a review center or as a choice on a Tic-Tac-Toe board. My students

Have you finished teaching the Geometry standards? Looking for an assessment that addresses all of the fourth grade Geometry standards? This 21 question assessment is designed to address all of the Geometry fourth grade standards. This product is part of a bundle

Do your students have trouble converting in customary units? Do they have trouble identify which capacity is larger if the units are different? This different take on the classic "war" card game will help them practice those skills.

Restaurant Menu Math is an activity that has students working alone and with a partner to practice rounding, adding and subtracting decimals using a real world situation. It can be used with any menus you have on hand.

Do your students have trouble converting in customary units? Do they have trouble identify which length is longer if the units are different? This different take on the classic "war" card game will help them practice those skills.

Students will be able to practicing reading charts, line plots, bar graphs and double bar graphs with this task card set. Once they solve a problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone by scanning the QR Code. I use this as a review center or as a choice on a Tic-Tac-Toe board. My students love it because they are able to use the ipad. I love it because they are enjoying solving math problems and are practicing key concepts from our math unit!

Have you finished teaching the Number and Operations in Base Ten standards? Looking for an assessment that addresses all of the Base Ten standards? This 25 question assessment is designed to address all of the NBT fourth grade standards. This product is part of a bundle

Looking for an easy, fun, and interactive way for your students to practice elapsed time? These QR codes may be just what you are looking for! Students will practice finding elapsed time in word problems and will also practice reading a clock. Once they solve the problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone. I use this as a review center or as a choice on a Tic-Tac-Toe board.

Students will be able to practice adding, subtracting and rounding decimals with this task card set. Once they solve a problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone by scanning the QR Code. I use this as a review center or as a choice on a Tic-Tac-Toe board. My students love it because they are able to use the ipad. I love it because they are enjoying solving math problems and are practicing key concepts from our math unit!

Have you finished teaching the Number and Operations Fraction standards? Looking for an assessment that addresses all of the Fraction standards? This 32 question assessment is designed to address all of the NF fourth grade standards. This product is part of a bundle

Have you finished teaching the Operations and Algebraic Thinking standards? Looking for an assessment that addresses all of the standards? This 25 question assessment is designed to address all of the OA fourth grade standards. This product is part of a bundle

Have you finished teaching the fourth grade Measurement and Data standards? Looking for an assessment that addresses all of the Measurement and Data standards? This 29 question assessment is designed to address all of the MD fourth grade standards. This product is part of a bundle

Students solve problems using two first quadrant coordinate planes. This activity is a great way to review the basic skills of reading coordinates and writing ordered pairs. Once they solve the problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone or the attached answer key.

Students work to solve addition and subtraction expressions and equations using variables as well as solving input/output tables. Once they solve the problem they check themselves using an ipad or iphone. I use this as a review center or as a choice on a Tic-Tac-Toe board. My students love it because they are able to use the ipad. I love it because they are enjoying solving math problems and are practicing key concepts from our math unit!

Looking for a fun and easy way to help your students practice their division facts? This game is a favorite of my students, and it helps them learn some of the basic division facts. I use this game as a math center in my classroom.