Clair Schroepfer

An engaging way to review fractions as students race to connect the most strands of four. As students race through the problems, only correct answers "grant" the ability to mark a space on their group's connect four board, block other players from connecting four and ultimately win the game. MORE FRACTION FUN: Fraction Escape RoomEASY TEACHER PREP! Print, cut, and play. FRACTION CONTENT: Comparing Generate Equivalents Addition/Subtraction with Like Denominators Simplifying Ordering Number Lines

In this activity, students will work to gather digits to "crack the combination". As they find the area and perimeter of each irregular polygon, they will reveal a series of digits. After completing all problems and collecting all digits, they will use them to attempt to create the final combination. The polygons in this activity require knowledge of finding the area of rectangles and right triangles. Check out the preview to see the shapes used in this activity. Grab a long division version of

Applying the need to identify, measure and draw angles in real world comes to life using this engaging activity in which students measure angles found in real-world architectural photographs. After practicing measuring indicated angles, students move to finding, drawing and measuring their own angles in real-world photographs. Download includes Google Form (SELF-CORRECTING!) and paper versions of recording sheets.

Your students are sure to be engaged in practicing long division with this scavenger hunt! Students choose, solve and find their quotient to lead to the next card. This product is self-checking as students will not be able to continue the hunt if their answer is incorrect. Product includes one-, two- and three-digit dividends and one-digit divisors. This product is also included in this Long Division Practice Bundle!Looking for more long division resources?Connect 4Crack the CombinationDigital

A simple set of practice pages for your students to practice converting fractions to decimals and decimals to fractions. Included:tenths hundredths thousandths one-fourth/0.25 one-half/0.5 three-fourths/0.75 For more fraction practice, be sure to check out this easy prep Fraction Escape Room or this simplifying activity.

In this activity, students add and subtract their way through as series of fractions with like-denominators. They use their simplified answers along with a set of directions to create a mystery color sequence.

Let your students be the tutors/teachers with this activity! Each problem features a long division problem in which a mistake was made. Your students' job is to detect where the initial error was made, explain the mistake, and solve the problem correctly before moving to the next "Whoops!". This product is also included in this Long Division Practice Bundle!Looking for more long division resources? Interactive Notebook ActivityPrintable Anchor ChartsConnect 4Crack the CombinationDigital Escape

Enlarge these anchor charts as posters in your classroom or scale them down for use in interactive notebooks for student reference. Posters include a step by step break down of the multiplication process using two different methods as well as vocabulary terms. You can find an engaging multiplication activity here!

Enlarge these anchor charts as posters in your classroom or scale them down for use in interactive notebooks for student reference. Posters include a step by step break down of the long division process as well as vocabulary terms. Looking for more long division resources?Interactive Notebook ActivityConnect 4Crack the CombinationDigital Escape RoomDivision DetectivesQR Code Scavenger HuntStudents struggling with long division? This interactive notebook foldable is sure to be helpful.

In this activity, students will work to gather digits to "crack the combination". As they solve each multi-digit multiplication problem, they will reveal a series of digits. After completing all problems and collecting all digits, they will use them to attempt to create the final combination. The activity practices multiplying 2-digit by 2-digit and 3-digit by 2-digit factors. Grab a long division version of this activity by clicking here!

This 24 card set includes practice identifying, plotting and shading fractions and mixed numbers on a number line. Cards 1-18 are an introduction to fractions on number lines, noting the indicated end points to determine if the answer is a stand-alone fraction or a mixed number. Cards 19-24 give students challenges such as identifying equivalent fractions and creating their own number lines to represent a given fraction. Prep for activity: 1. Print pages 2-3 of the document two-sided for stude

In this activity, students will work to gather digits to "crack the combination". As they solve each long division problem, they will reveal a series of digits. After completing all problems and collecting all digits, they will use them to attempt to create the final combination. Need a digital version too? Click HERE for a version featuring an entirely new set of problems to solve. This activity practices dividing three-digit dividends by one-digit divisors. Interested in Cracking the Code on

Playing games is a favorite way to practice math skills in any classroom. This easy prep Connect 4 game provides an engaging way for students to practice dividing 2- and 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers. An answer key is provided for students to easily check one another's work. This product is also included in this Long Division Practice Bundle!Looking for more long division resources?Interactive Notebook ActivityPrintable Anchor ChartsConnect 4Crack the CombinationDigital Escape RoomDivision

Use this resource to practice or assess a variety of skills involving variables and expressions. Check out the preview for a sample of question types included in this set of cards. Task cards are a versatile resource that can be used to practice in a multitude of engaging ways with your students.

Use this BINGO game to practice the following skills: -adding fractions with like-denominators -subtracting fractions with like-denominators -simplifying sums and differences -simplifying given fractions

Use this foldable in an interactive notebook to reference the definition of MMMR terms, as well as review an example data set. This download includes two versions of the foldable: one that includes "mean", and one without "mean". Simply print the version you choose back-to-back. Student directions are located on the back of the foldable.

Having your students compete in the MMMR Olympics is an engaging way to get your students moving while gathering data to find MMMR. They will jump, stretch, and toss their way through seven Olympic events to gather numbers which are analyzed and used to practice calculating MMMR. The only necessary supplies needed are yard/meter sticks, masking/painter's tape, and small cubes or any other small manipulative! Easy prep means less work and more enjoyment as students move their way through this MM

Use this page for a quick assessment, as well as a reference resource, in an interactive notebook.

This resource is a set of multi-step word problem task cards that involve multiplying up to two-by-two digit numbers, dividing with one-digit divisors and remainders, and subtracting. With a fun Halloween theme, these task cards will engage your students and their problem solving skills in a unique way.

In this interactive notebook activity, students are shown an example of long division complete with thorough explanations before taking on their own long division problem - both of which can be referenced time and time again. The last step of the activity requires student to match a set of step by step cards with their completed foldable. Paired with anchor charts, your students are sure to be well on their way to mastering long division! Looking for more long division resources?Printable Anch