Cobb's Classics

Students can practice plotting ordered pairs in quadrant I to form a mystery picture=The Cat in the Hat! Additional instructions are given at the end to help students color the picture.

This interactive is intended to help your students understand equivalent fractions as having the same value, even though they may look different. Your students will each get a pizza with toppings. You will give them a fraction and tell them to put their choice of toppings on that fractional part. Next, you will ask the students to cut their pizza into smaller sized pieces. Write the equivalent fraction made. Ask the students, “Did you get more pizza or do you still have the same amount?”

Who did it?!? What is included? *Interactive notebook page to introduce patterns & vocabulary *”Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar?” patterns worksheet to do together (whole numbers) *2 worksheets to practice finding the rule (whole numbers) *2 worksheets to practice finding the missing term (whole numbers) *2 worksheet to practice finding the rule and the missing term (whole numbers) *2 worksheets to practice finding the rule (decimals) *2 worksheets to practice finding the missing term

Create your own center by printing the green eggs, writing mathematics equations on each egg and number each egg. Then pass out the worksheet to the students to solve the problems. Can be used as task cards for group work, centers, independent work. Update: I have also created a set of green eggs with multiplication and division of decimals.

This unit was designed to help your students understand the concept of factors and factor pairs. Each factor is represented by a foot. The factor then needs its other foot to make a complete set, a factor pair. For perfect squares, they get to use a skateboard, as you only need to show the factor once. Here a list of what is included in this 36 page unit: *The common core standard for factors. ~4th grade= 4.OA. 4 ~5th grade= 5. NF. 5a *Two interactive journal pages to introduce the standard

Students will enjoy plotting points on a coordinate grid (quadrant I) to create a mystery picture! The pictures only use quadrant I to plot the ordered pairs. The three pictures include a bunny, a chick coming out of an egg, and a large Easter egg. Enjoy!

Student will enjoy plotting points on a coordinate grid (quadrant I) to create a mystery picture with at St. Patrick's Day theme! 5 mystery pictures included! Shamrock with words-Happy St. Patty's Day Rainbow with a pot of gold Leprechaun Pot of Gold Another clover

Students will enjoy this activity as they plot ordered pairs on the coordinate grid-quadrant I only. The mystery picture creates a leprechaun. Enjoy! If you are looking for more than one, check out my St. Patrick's Day bundle including 5 mystery pictures.

Students will enjoy this activity as they plot ordered pairs on the coordinate grid-quadrant I only. The mystery picture creates a large clover. Can by used as independent work, group work, centers, homework. Enjoy! If you are looking for more than one, check out my St. Patrick's Day bundle including 5 mystery pictures.

Students will enjoy creating a mystery picture by plotting ordered pairs on a coordinate grid. This mystery picture only uses quadrant I. The mystery picture creates a chick coming out of an egg Enjoy!

Students will enjoy creating a mystery picture by plotting ordered pairs on a coordinate grid. This mystery picture only uses quadrant I. The mystery picture creates a bunny. Enjoy!

Students will enjoy this activity as they plot ordered pairs on the coordinate grid-quadrant I only. The mystery picture creates a rainbow with a pot of gold at the end. Enjoy! If you are looking for more than one, check out my St. Patrick's Day bundle including 5 mystery pictures.

Students will enjoy this activity as they plot ordered pairs on the coordinate grid-quadrant I only. The mystery picture creates a shamrock with the words "Happy St. Patty's Day". Enjoy! If you are looking for more than one, check out my St. Patrick's Day bundle including 5 mystery pictures.

A worksheet focusing on addition and subtraction of fractions. Each problem comes with a QR code for the student to check on their answer. Can be used as independent work, group work, centers. Valentine's Day themed.

Students will enjoy creating a mystery picture by plotting ordered pairs on a coordinate grid. This mystery picture only uses quadrant I. The mystery picture creates a giant egg. Enjoy!

Students will enjoy this activity as they plot ordered pairs on the coordinate grid-quadrant I only. The mystery picture creates a pot of gold. Enjoy! If you are looking for more than one, check out my St. Patrick's Day bundle including 5 mystery pictures.

Students practice the conversion of mixed numbers to improper fractions, using a QR code to check their paper. Can be used in group work, centers, independent checks. I use this as a refresher to my students and a warm-up before we begin our lesson on multiplication of mixed numbers. Students enjoy using the Ipads/Ipods/Electronic devices to check their answers. ****Have the students point their pencils to the QR reader they are trying to read so they know which ones to scan! I found this h

Multiplication of fractions using QR codes to double check their work. Can use this fun interactive in group work, centers, or independent work. Valentine's Day theme with hearts border. All answers are in simplest form.

Students will practice their basic multiplication and division facts, along with addition and subtraction practice. The final picture creates the words "I Promise" with the Earth behind their words. Enjoy!