Connelly's Classroom

The following worksheet is a worksheet students can use to show demonstration of learning with manipulatives and practice converting mixed numbers into improper fractions. If you print this and laminate it students will also be able to write on it with dry erase markers for continued use. Thanks for visiting Connelly’s Classroom! :)

The following worksheet is a worksheet students can use to show demonstration of learning with manipulatives and practice converting improper fractions into mixed numbers. If you print this and laminate it students will also be able to write on it with dry erase markers for continued use. Thanks for visiting Connelly’s Classroom! :)

This google slide resource can be used as a tool to guide your teaching on Texas State Symbols. It includes 9 symbols, an extension activity, worksheet and answer key and virtual field trip. You can edit this to fit the needs of your classroom. This can be used for K-2nd.

This google slide resource can be used as a summative assessment activity that asses students knowledge of the Texas Revolution. You can edit this to fit the needs of your classroom to add in terms or take them away. This can work for 4th grade or 7th grade. This goes along with the Texas Revolution Powerpoint.

I have, Who Has? is a great activity to play with students to review place value. The download comes with a 20 cards that are editable. It is easy to add more cards or take some away. This would be great for whole class, small group, or a math center.

The Texas Revolution Powerpoint! This resource is a teaching resource to guide your teaching when teaching about the Texas Revolution.