David Couch

This set of 20 Dividing by Multiples of 10 & 100 task cards are great for whole group, small group, math workstations, or independent practice. Includes a recording sheet for students to record their answers and can be used as a formative assessment. Covers CCSS 5.NBT.B.6

This packet includes 10 testable questions that students use to identify the manipulated, responding, and controlled variables. It also includes a spot for students to predict the outcome. When copied front-to-back, the back page contains a data table where students can find the average for the three trails. Finally, they use the testable question, data table, and their prediction to write a conclusion. This is great for test prep before your state Science assessment.

This is a fun math workstation or math center game that will help students practice their subtracting mixed numbers skills. Students take turns answering questions that require them to subtract mixed numbers, as well as simplify their answers. Use this at a math center, as part of math workstations, or as cooperative learning. This set comes with directions, 30 subtracting mixed numbers game cards, full color game board, student recording sheet, and answer key. This is a partner game to my

This is an engaging activity perfect for any math workstation or math center. It can also be used in cooperative learning groups. Students practice adding mixed numbers by racing a partner around a gameboard set to the high seas! Each correct answer earns the student a roll of the dice to move ahead toward the pot of gold. Students must correctly add mixed numbers with common and uncommon denominators, as well as simplify those fractions. This item includes directions, 30 adding mixed n

Looking for a fun way for your students to practice finding the area of triangles? Let them play Area 51 - The Great Triangle Escape. In this game, students help a lonely alien find his way out of Area 51 by correctly answering area of triangle questions. This is the perfect addition for any math workstation or math center. This product includes game directions, game board, game cards (30 questions), spinner, recording sheet, and answer key.

This set contains 28 task cards that can be used whole group, small group, in math workstations, or as a game such as “Scoot.” It aligns with CCSS 6.SP.B.5c The packet includes a student recording sheet and an answer key. Please purchase one set per classroom. Copyright 2013

This an engaging math workstation or math center activity for your students! Students find the area of parallelograms and help a diver find the missing pearls. This packet includes directions, 30 game cards, game board, spinner, recording sheet for answers, and an answer key. This packet is complete, ready for you to copy and add to your workstations tomorrow.

This packet includes 5 lessons to be used whole group or in small group intervention. It will reinforce your students' long division skills. The lessons are formatted into "I do", "We do", and "You do" sections. The "I do" sections can be used as formative assessments at the end of the lesson. They work great in my small groups for reteaching.

This fun game will help your students practice their subtracting decimals skills. Players get to go on a shopping spree at the mall! As students travel around the mall, purchasing items their goal is spend as much money as possible. The first player to spend all of their money, or reach the car first is the winner. Students will enjoy playing this game in a math center or part of math workstations.

This one page handout can be used with your reading small groups. It focuses on three main comprehension skills, as well as has a place for you and your students to practice whatever skill you are working on that week. Students get practice with predicting, expanding vocabulary, and summarizing every group meeting. Plus your skill focus for the week practice.

Bookmark size reading group form that can be used to help group member track needed reading and assignments. Four trackers per page, print these off before starting your reading group. At the end of each session, assign reading and comprehension practice activities. Students record these on the bookmark and keep in their guided reading books so they always know what to complete.