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This is one in a series of slideshows to review critical math skills that students should master by the end of sixth grade. This resource covers the difference between like and unlike denominators, adding and subtracting fractions, and adding and subtracting mixed numbers. The slideshow can be used live in class, used as the backdrop for a pre-recorded video lesson, or provided to students for studying on their own.

This is one in a series of slideshows to review critical math skills that students should master by the end of sixth grade. This resource covers the definition of a fraction, fractions representing part-to-whole and part of a set, parts of a fraction, equivalent fractions, infinite names for 1, simplifying fractions, and an introduction to improper fractions and mixed numbers. The slideshow can be used live in class, used as the backdrop for a pre-recorded video lesson, or provided to students f

These add-on cards turn Candy Land into a review of 4th grade math skills. Each color of card represents a different skill set: RED - Multi-digit addition and subtraction with regrouping, multi-digit by 1-digit multiplication and divisionORANGE - Factors, multiples, and place valueYELLOW - Equivalent fractions, adding/subtracting like fractions, mixed numbers, improper fractionsGREEN - Comparing fractions/decimals, fractions as decimals (denominators of 10 and 100)BLUE - Measurement, perimeter,

Fraction War helps students to build understanding of common equivalent fractions. For best quality, print these cards double-sided on cardstock, cut them out, laminate them, and then cut them out again leaving a thin border to preserve the laminated seal. The cards look more professional when printed in color, but they can work just as well printed in black and white. Thank you for your purchase. Consider checking out other Dazzle Learning products.

Fractominoes is a fun way to practice fraction skills from matching standard fractions to fraction diagrams (circles, arrays, and number lines) to finding equivalent fractions. This set includes 4 complete sets of fraction cards: standard fractions, fractions on a number line, fraction circles, and fraction arrays. Each set has a different border color to make it easy to separate them by type if you’re only using part of the game. For best quality, print these cards on cardstock, cut them out al

This is one in a series of slideshows to review critical math skills that students should master by the end of sixth grade. This resource covers the difference between like and unlike denominators, adding and subtracting fractions, and adding and subtracting mixed numbers. The slideshow can be used live in class, used as the backdrop for a pre-recorded video lesson, or provided to students for studying on their own.