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20 task cards or review paper to be used in groups or as homework. These are based off of 5th grade VA SOLs, 5.2, 5.4, 5.3, 5.1 The topics covered are: order of operations probability including sample spaces (fundamental counting principle) Mean, median, mode, range Prime/Composite & Prime Factorization Answer key included

A digital, Where's Waldo/Digital Breakout for students to practice their knowledge on different continents and their land features! Students will begin by answering questions/clues on a Google Form. The correct answers will take them to a map where they have to find the correct Bitmoji location. Finally, they will end at a Google Sites with interactive videos, reading, and other activities based on where they traveled. Teachers will need to edit slightly by inputing their personal Bitmojis in be

10 question Google Form of elapsed time word problems. Problems are a mix of multiple choice and type your own answer. Answers provided for quick feedback and grading. Only elapsed time by the hour, not minute.

Aligned with VA SOLs for 3rd Grade! This math review digital breakout is done using Google Sites and Google Forms. Students will solve word problems focused on multiplication, area, graphing, addition, and fractions in order to answer the problems to escape! The Google Forms are set up to only accept the correct answer and alerts students if their answer is wrong while giving them a hint. **Please be sure to COPY all items into your own Google Drive before assigning or making ANY changes! Thank

Ready to use! 20 problems great for hiding in Easter Eggs for a fun review! Answer sheet and key provided. *Editable* How I Implemented: I copied 5 sets of problems, each on their own color (to match the 5 colors of eggs). Students were placed into 5 groups and were only able to collect and solve their own colored eggs so everyone had the same problems! Each student was expected to solve on their own paper. For a completion prize I put homework passes in a large "golden egg". Problems are based

20 *Editable* Reading task cards for end of year review. Topics Covered: Context clues, synonyms, antonyms, main idea, explicit information, definitions, reference materials, syllables, sequence, and predictions. Answer Key Provided!

Students will practice with probability by filling in jars to represent the needed probability. Focus on certain, impossible, unlikely, likely, and equally likely.

Aligned with 3rd grade SOLs in Virginia, these 56 task cards cover just about EVERY topic from the entire year. Answer sheet and key provided. Questions are also sorted by topic at the end for quick pick of standards. Mixture of word problems, visuals, and basic computational equations.

Students will sort 10 behaviors of animals based on if they are an instinct or a behavior that the animal was taught. Answer key provided.

Students will practice solving money problems, including counting money, making change, and identifying amounts of coins.

Google slides and forms to help students practice rounding to the 10s, 100s, and 1,000s place values! Five current activities, more being added as it goes!

Students will solve word problems making change from five dollars.

Students will practice measuring with a digital ruler in both centimeters and inches. There are two Google Slides, each slide has three objects to be measured.

Word problems to practice making change within $5.00

Students will review topics of fractions by answering multiple choice questions. The topics include: comparing fractions, fractions on a number line, addition/subtraction with fractions, mixed and improper fractions.

Four slides for students to practice identifying and creating Synonym and Antonym pairs. Matching, drag and drop/sort, and a chance for students to create their own and explain what a synonym or antonym is. Google slide activities, can be assigned all at once or divided over different slides for multi-day lessons.

Introduce Compound words and provide your students with three practice activities on Google Slides!

Students have two Google Slides to practice Area and Perimeter. On the first they will read six examples and decide if you would solve for area or perimeter. The second slide has two problems, they will decide if it is area or perimeter, write an equation, and solve.

Google Slides introducing division with vocabulary and step by step instruction on the four strategies (repeated subtraction, arrays, equal groups, and number line).

Ten question review of place value on a Google Form for immediate score. Students will practice comparing numbers, standard and expanded form, as well as value of place values.