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This is a fun way for your students to practice equivalent fractions. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a problem for students to solve. Once they do this and record the answer on their answer sheet they will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will scan the solve the new problem that is on that card.. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the movement tha

As a teacher in North Carolina it is often hard to find material specific to the state. In this project students will create a foldable about the 3 regions of North Carolina. Included are instructions and a picture of the finished product. The project includes maps, labels, charts for recording information, and an article that contains all the information your students would need to complete the work.

This is a fun way for your students to practice the skills learned in measuring angles using protractors. Students choose any card to start on. They use their protractor to measure the angle on the card, then they record the measurement on their answer sheet. They will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will then measure the angle on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with th

This is a fun way for your students to practice adding and subtracting mixed numbers with like denominators. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a problem for students to solve. Once they do this and record the answer on their answer sheet they will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will solve the problem that is on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much

This multiplicative board game requires no preparation. Just print, and add two dice and a handful of different colored chips for each player, and you are ready to use it right away. In this game students roll two dice. They add the numbers on the dice together and match it to a problem on their sheet of paper. The player solves the problem and covers the answer on their own game board. Each player has their own game board and their own set of questions. They each hold the answer key for the ot

This unit is a great addition to your North Carolina curriculum. Students will read about 8 different NC lighthouses and complete the following activities: - Chart for students to record information they gather from the cards. - Graph for recording the height of the lighthouses. - Timeline for recording when each was built. - Map with mini lighthouses – create a poster showing the location of each lighthouse in North Carolina. - Make your own paper cup lighthouse craft instructi

This is a fun way for your students to practice reading line plots with fractions. Students choose any card to start on. They solve the problem on the card. Once they have the answer, they record it on the answer sheet. They will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will then solve the next problem on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the movement and technology that they

This is a fun way for your students to practice the skills learned in fourth grade math. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a math review problem for students to solve and record the answer on their answer sheet. They will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will then solve the new problem on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the movement

This is a fun way for your students to practice multi-step word problems. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a multi-step word problem for students to solve. Once they do this and record the answer on their answer sheet they will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will solve the problem that is on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the moveme

This patterns board game requires no preparation. Just print, and add two dice and a handful of different colored chips for each player, and you are ready to use it right away. In this game students roll two dice. They match them to a key on the game board giving them a pattern and a term to find if they continue the pattern. The player can place a colored chip on any square containing that term of the pattern. The first one to get four in a row wins. Patterns include both number and shape patte

This is a set of 32 task cards, each with a multiplication or division word problem. The multiplication problems go up to 4 digit by 1 digit and 2 digit by 2 digit. The division problems go up to 4 digit by 1 digit. Also included is a student answer sheet where students record their answer then indicate whether they got the answer right or wrong. Students can self-check by using the answer key included. This is also available in a QR format.

This is a fun way for your students to practice telling the difference between a multiplication and a division word problem. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a problem for students to solve and record the answer on their answer sheet. They will then need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will solve the next problem located on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have

This is a fun way for your students to practice with factors, multiples, prime, and composite numbers. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a problem for students to solve and record the answer on their answer sheet. They will then need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will solve the next problem located on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the

This is a fun way for your students to practice the skills learned in fourth grade math. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a math review problem. Once they solve it and record the answer on their answer sheet they will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will then work on the next question that is on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the mo

This is a fun way for your students to practice multiplicative comparison problems. Students will move around the room solving problems. Each card has a problem for students to solve and record the answer on their answer sheet. They will then need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will solve the next problem located on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the movement that they

This adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators game requires no preparation. Just print, and add one die and a playing piece for each player, and you are ready to use it right away. In this game students roll one die. After moving that number of spaces they will have to solve a problem.. Their partner checks the answer using the answer key and if they get it right they stay where they are, and if they get it wrong they must move back to where they last rolled. The first person to g

Students will love this opportunity to become a member of a news team. They will have to decide if they want to be an anchor, a weather person, sports person, or make commercials. After filling out the included job application students will have to interview and will ultimately be assigned a job. Each job has a specific job task sheet that tells the students exactly what to do. These can be modified to make the tasks harder or easier. Students will work together to write, rehearse, and ulti

This is a fun way for your students to practice classifying triangles by sides (scalene, equilateral, isosceles) or by angles (acute, right, obtuse). Students choose any card to start on. They read the problem and solve it. Once they have the answer, they record it on the answer sheet. They will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will see their next question. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so muc

This measuring angles board game requires no preparation. Just print, and add two dice, a protractor, and a handful of different colored chips for each player, and you are ready to use it right away. In this game students roll two dice. They add the numbers on the dice together and match it to an angle on their sheet of paper. The player measures the angle and covers the answer on their own game board. Each player has their own game board and their own set of questions. They each hold the answer

This is a fun way for your students to practice the skills learned in fourth grade math. Each card has a math review problem. Once they solve it and record the answer on their answer sheet they will need to search the room for another card that has that answer on it. Once they find it they will solve the new problem that is on that card. It is so much better than a traditional worksheet. The students will have so much fun with the movement that they won't even realize they are doing work! My st