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These word problem task cards have no numbers. Students will roll a dice to fill in the blanks for each problem. Using dice increases engagement and allows your students to practice the same set of cards multiple times. There are 12 single step word problems and 12 multi-step word problems for differentiation. All of the problems require students to multiply or divide. I have students just solve the first time they use the cards. The second time, I have them restate the question and write a c

Digital Task Cards for Google Classroom! 32 task cards covering all 5 domains of fourth grade CCSS. I have included multiple choice, written response, and "click and drag" questions. These were designed specifically to prepare my students for the SBAC test. Digital task cards are a great way to save paper and give instant feedback. Use these as a center, independent assignment, or have students do a few a day as a warm-up. If you would rather have a printable version of these task cards, go he

I created these no prep centers for repeated practice of various fourth grade fraction skills. All students need is the printable and 2 dice to do these center activities. This bundle includes 4 fraction centers. Students will practice creating equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, adding and subtracting mixed numbers, and adding and subtracting tenths and hundredths. This resource is classroom ready! I have included student friendly directions so all you need to do is print and add dic

Distance Learning Compatible! There is a link to a Google Slides version on page 4. This 4 page project/performance task is perfect for Valentine's Day. Students will need to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and solve elapsed time problems to complete the first few pages of the performance task. The last page is a craftivity glyph. Students will solve math problems and design a Valentine's Day card based on their answers. 4 Pages Black and White or Color Options Google Slides Link for Goog

32 Place Value Task Cards: Reading, writing, and understanding large numbers. I created these task cards so students can use higher-level thinking when working with place value. I included questions that go beyond DOK 1 (what is the place… what is the value). Students must analyze the value of digits, answer a variety of question types, and regroup within the place value system. This product will prepare students for the rigor of their end-of-year state tests. These cards are great for a bell

This product is an engaging math game that allows students to practice classifying their 2-dimensional shapes. This game will encourage rich discussions about 2-D shapes using academic language! If your students enjoy playing Headbands, then they will love Geometry Headbands! Students place a card on their head and ask questions about their shape. I have included guiding questions such as, "Does my shape have 4 right angles?" and "Does my shape have 2 sets of parallel sides?". Students try

No prep emoji themed activity! Just print, give directions, and watch your students enjoy math! This product has 3 levels- low level, on level, and above level. Choose whichever one is best for your class, or print all 3 for differentiated groups. Students will determine whether the given number is prime or composite. They must list the factors before making their decision. Then, they will add features and details to their emojis based on the answer they selected. Students love the emoji them

Are your students ready to be challenged with multi-step word problems? This set contains 24 rigorous multi-step word problems. I have two options for you: B & W or Color. I designed these for my fourth graders, but they would be great for fifth grade, too! The word problems involve all four operations, money, area/perimeter, measurement conversions, and day/week conversions. These work great as an end of the year review, test prep, or guided math groups. I also like to give the whole clas

I used these task cards as a basic review that covers 4.NBT (A and B) CCSS. There are 32 cards with an answer sheet and answer key. There is also a powerpoint presentation version of this resource. Check it out here! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Review-1927003 Students will review reading and writing whole numbers, recognizing the value of digits (hundredths-millions), writing numbers in standard, expanded, and word form, rounding, and performing all four operations

This resource includes 27 multi-step word problems aligned to fourth grade CCSS. I have included 2 options for implementing these word problems. The first option is a daily warm-up. The second option includes separate word problems that students can cut and glue in their notebooks or on a sheet of paper. These can be used whole group, small group, as part of cooperative learning, or as a "finished early" activity. I designed these to prepare students for the rigorous multi-step problems on

End of Year Math Test Prep These task cards provide an interactive review of 4th grade Common Core State Standards. I have created questions that require multiple answers, written response, completing tables, and drawing geometric figures. These task cards could be used for Kagan structures, scoot, scavenger hunts, or centers. No matter what you choose, these are an interactive and collaborative alternative to standard test prep. *Please note: you can find these in a digital format for Googl