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Engage your students with SCOOT. Get rid of the boring worksheets!! SCOOT gets your students out of their seats and stimulates body-brain movement. I have created an editable template in PowerPoint that allows the teacher to add any questions to the task cards. Students will be able to practice, review, and reinforce skills and concepts using "any subject" and "any topic". You decide which questions OR directions are most important to the topic, tap the word “Enter”, and type in your own cont

All you need to teach Rounding!! My students LOVE this RAP !! Includes: -2 Anchor Charts (one chart has the RAP and one chart explains the RAP for you and your students) - 11 rounding problems and 1 challenge problem for Tens, Hundreds, and Thousands (36 Questions altogether) Instructions: Display the Anchor Charts, teach the rap, complete several examples together, and decide how you want to utilize the Tens, Hundreds and Thousands pages. I like to hang the pages on the walls in my classro

Students practice making arrays, groupings, word problems, and fact family triangles!!!! When they are finished, they have fun.. interactive... swirly cards to practice multiplication alone or with a partner. (For fun: allow partners to play a game of War with their cards). Instructions: -Make copies of pages for each student, as you introduce the factors to the class -On the 0’s cards: Students create their own random-personalized picture -On the 1’s- 6’s cards: S

I created this Place Value Activity to get my students out of their seats.... and interact with the Place Value Chart. This product contains: -2 Anchor Charts (Place Value Charts). -2 Rounds of Place Value Movement & Learning (Covers each Place Value from Ones to Millions) To Begin: --Students stand in an area where they can see the slides and move around. --Review the 1st Anchor Chart from "Ones to Millions". Have students practice reading the number. - As you start the slide show and cl

Independent ... or...Group Activity. Great way to help students take ownership of their learning! They write a sentence from their understanding of the definition and they create a picture to help them remember the meaning of the word. Directions: Teacher fills in the Vocabulary or Key Term words and gives one sheet to each student or group. The puzzle pieces are filled in and cut out. Students can work on putting the pieces back together independently or with a group. Remember to follo