Colleen Eagle

This is a great way to get your students thinking about numbers in relationship to themselves, numbers that represent a variety of things in their own lives. This activity includes a list of ideas for students to fill our in preparation for their poster and instructions and success criteria to fill out upon completion. This can be used for a variety of age groups and also would provide an art mark. Thank you for your purchase!

I created these cards for my class for patterning and algebra, and they can be used throughout the grades as students build their understanding of the patterning terminology. These are so helpful as a part of an interactive word wall, so students can take them to their seats while working and have a visual reminder of the terms. There are 20 cards in total.

This is a collection of grade 5 weekly math homework, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after beginning this homework. Hopefu

This is a great way to inform parents on your classroom math program, the strategies we use and the models students are encouraged to follow. This newsletter gives tips for helping out at home and is informative for those at home not comfortable with math.

This is a great project to use in the first week of school to get to know your students and see their first writing work. It serves as a great way to begin your unit on recount writing. My students loved creating unique PowerPoints using Prezi online and exploring through Wordle.net. Thank you for your purchase!

This is weeks 1-7 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, number sense, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after beginning this h

This is a super quick yet effective activity that can be used as bell work or in addition to your math routine. We write a new number on the board daily, ranging in the number of digits, sometimes negative, sometimes decimal and students fill out this sheet accordingly. It helps strengthen their understanding of a variety of number sense skills and also build their awareness of numbers. Thank you for your purchase!

This is weeks 17-20 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, measurement, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after beginning this

This is weeks 8-11 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, patterning, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after beginning this ho

This is weeks 12-13 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, data management, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after beginning t

This is weeks 21-23 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, multiplication and division, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after

This is weeks 14-16 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, geometry, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after beginning this hom

10 quick multiple choice questions to find out what your students already know about writing reports.

This is week 24 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, Decimal Multiplication and Division, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present a

This is a great activity to get your students to understand note values as well as discuss the value of fractions. It's a quick easy way to see who understands the notes and how many it takes to make a whole note, quarter note, half note and eighth note. Thank you for your purchase!

This is week 25 of the grade 5 weekly math homework, grids, that is organized as a nightly routine, with questions relating to the work taught in class. Students can choose to do the whole week at once, or each day individually. The questions are compounded from week to week so increase in intensity. Answers are included for all weeks. My students came to recognize and appreciate the pattern of the weekly homework sheets and I found a greater understanding present after beginning this homework.

If your little ones need practice comparing different representations of numbers, this activity is a fun quick way to support your lessons. It's also great for practicing fine motor skills like cutting and gluing. I hope you enjoy this!