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This cut and paste sorting activity is perfect for a hands-on practice of identifying both plane and solid figures. With two sorting options, students may practice matching the shape to the name or the name to the shape — or both! For students with fine motor challenges, I’d suggest precutting or partners.

Teacher and student copy of guided notes on regular versus irregular polygons.

This worksheet could be used as a pre-assessment, practice, or post-assessment requiring students to identify (name) a variety of plane and solid figures — shapes. A word bank is included for students who may benefit from that support.

Guided notes on least common multiple and greatest common factor. Would be great preceded by the multiples and factors guided notes also available in my store.

Reinforce the idea that fractions are division problems through this cut-and-sort matching activity. Vertical and horizontal division problems are provided.

This self-checking Google Sheet reviews basic addition facts; specifically, doubles 1-20. Please read the directions on the first sheet carefully!

Review single-step one and two-digit number addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems with this directed-drawing style project. Students answer 15 jungle-related word problems. As they answer problems, they add elements to their final drawing. Included: the problems, drawing checklist, slide to display pictures of each element to help students draw, example final project, and answer key. My students LOVE these projects, and I hope yours do too! While I always do hard-copy draw

Teach or review basic introductory fraction concepts with this simple guided notes/graphic organizer.

Help your students streamline the rounding process through these guided notes. Number lines are included for additional visual support.

Have your students practice adding and subtracting using the traditional algorithm using this self-checking Google Sheets. The problems all use the standard algorithm, but are a mix of those requiring regrouping and those that do not. If you are like me and require your students to show their work, the graph paper for standard algorithm practices is the perfect physical companion to this virtual assignment!

Practice differentiating between plane and solid figures with this cut-and-paste sorting activity. There are two options for pages to cut out. The first requires students to sort only by name. The second provides a picture of the shape next to the name.

Before addressing least common multiples or greatest common factors, teach your students what factors and multiples are with these simple guided notes.

Understanding the relationship between numbers is a critical number sense skill. Use these fact family guided notes to teach your students about the relational aspect of numbers and operations.

Help your students conceptualize multiplication by using this graphic organizer as guided notes. An additional page with the blank graphic organizer is provided for additional practice.

A quiz focused on plane figures; specifically, shapes, shape characteristics, and identifying features. Would be great as a quiz, warm-up, or exit ticket.

A simple, short activity for students to practice identifying quadrilaterals. Would be great as a warm-up or exit ticket!

Get to know your maths students through this simple activity. Additionally, this activity helps to get your students thinking about numbers not only in the form of numerals, but also symbols.

Graph paper is a great way to help students organize their work when operating using algorithms! Use this resource for any and all practices involving traditional algorithms.

This pi day coloring sheet is great if you have a few extra minutes in your schedule on March 14th. It could also be used in an interactive/doodle notebook.