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Divisiblity Rules Foldable with rules for 2, 3, 5, 9, 10.

Simplifying Fractions Trifold - includes rules for "How to Simplify", rules for when you can't simplify a fraction, examples, & practice problems. Print 2 sided copy

This foldable gives students strategies to use to compare fractions.

12 Interpreting the Remainder Word Problems. Students have to solve the problem and tell how to Interpret the Remainder: Increase the Quotient by 1 Quotient stays the same. Drop the remainder. Use the remainder as the answer. Includes Answer Key

"Math Mistakes" Interactive notebook insert. Explains common math errors with quick-fix suggestions. Students should refer to this chart to identify the type of mistake they've made in their problem solving and use the quick fix strategy to correct it. Created from image found at: http://www.myclassroomideas.com/types-of-math-mistakes-anchor-chart/

This board game has twelve 3-digit dividends for students to divide by a 1 digit divisor (chosen by the roll of a cube). Students' scores are their remainders. At the end of the game students will add their remainders. The student with the greatest remainder wins. Your students will enjoy playing this game and will be so focused on getting the highest remainder that they will forget they're doing math! This is also a GREAT assessment for your students, and allows them to collaborate and peer-

This is a Factor/Multiple number sort. Students sort number tiles into the correct part of the Venn Diagram based on whether it is a Factor of 48, a Multiple of 3, both a Factor of 48 and a Multiple of 3, or if it is neither.

12 Subtracting Fractions with Renaming Task Cards with QR Codes for Self-checking.

10 question Perimeter quiz. #1-9 are multiple choice, #10 is an open response question where students must solve and explain in words how to solve the problem. 4.MD.3

15 word problems that assess student's ability to interpret the remainder. 4.OA.3

Six elapsed time word problems with clock visuals for students.

Students will use clues to find matches to solve each division puzzle. Blank cards encourage students to create their own division puzzle.