Debi Weaver

Multiple ways to use this resource include cut and paste to make sentences (some will be silly). There is a list of subjects and predicates which can be put together anyway you or your students please.

This worksheet has 14 factor trees for students to check and see if they are correct. Prime numbers would be correctly circled. Composite numbers would not be. Every factor tree that is correct would be factored to the prime factors. It is pdf.

Directions and numbers to cut out and classify. Students will categorize the numbers as prime or composite. There are also 5 fill in the blank questions for a quick reminder about prime and composite numbers.

Nine pages includes game cards and word problems. Cut out everything and use buttons or plastic discs (not included) to play the game. Students are to listen to the word problem and decide whether they would use multiplication or division to solve the problem. Problems could also be projected on a document camera. Once students decide, they cover up a multiplication or division sign on their game card. Get 5 in a row and they have won or play to blackout. There are 15 cards. If students do

Daisy Coloring Page - Girl Scout Law

Three per page of steps to follow for multiplying 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers. It is color coded and the first letter of the reminder words is high-lighted in another color if you want to use the step word opta as a reminder. Students can refer to it when doing an independent practice.

Here are two ways to practice multiplication facts and one way for division. For multiplication there are charts to fill in. They can be placed in a page protector to be used more than once. Homework or in class, it is a self directed way to practice facts, once students understand how to use the chart. The second way to practice multiplication facts is a read aloud. Students read the problems out loud to a partner or silently to them selves. These can be cut apart and made into a little b

This worksheet can be used for writing compound sentences or complex. Student write 2 simple sentences in boxes 1 and 2 and in the larger box they combine their two sentences. There are two on a page to save paper in this pdf file.

The learning objective is "I will write numbers in expanded form." Examples include numbers to the millions. This presentation is 30 slides long and includes day 1 and day 2 lessons. The expanded form comes in individually on clicks and is shown 2 different ways. Day 2 includes missing parts to challenge students.

This is a 21 slide powerpoint presentation on personification which includes examples, non-examples, and a released California CST question.

Learning Objective fromMath Common Core: I will recognize that in a multi-digit whole number, a digit in one place represents 10 times what it represents in the place to its right. First instruction lesson 21 slide powerpoint Includes examples, non-example, learning objective, definitions Fourth Grade Level

This 19 slide presentation has 12 examples to do with students. It also includes examples from the California Star Test. Vocabulary is included as well as a non-example and a definition.

This 15 slide powerpoint presentation is meant for review of figurative language. It includes simile, metaphor, personification and hyperbole and pictures from my garden. There are definitions, examples and a practice slide for students.

A warm up activity to keep Daisies entertained while everyone arrives.

This 22 slide pdf presentation provides steps and a graphic organizer for students to identify if a sentence is simple or compound.

This helping, linking, regular and irregular verb sorting sheet has four columns. Students find verbs in their reading and sort them on this page. It is a pdf file.

Six to a page editing checklists used to remind students what to look for when editing their writing.

Set of place value cards to print through millions. Cut apart and have students show number expanded and then in standard form. 900,000,000+80,000,000+7,000,000+600,000+50,000+ 4,000+300+20+1 Pass out number cards to students. First have them put the in order greatest to least (expanded). Then have them collapse the number to standard form. Finally, they read the number.

This is a handout that has the steps for subtraction with regrouping and an example as well. There are 4 to a page. Print them out, cut them apart and the students have a handy reference guide.

A single worksheet providing practice in subtraction with regrouping and addition with regrouping. Students are presented 9 solved problems and they must check the work to see if the problems are solved correctly.