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This Jeopardy review includes: Place Value Comparing Whole Numbers Addition and Subtraction Rounding Word Problems This resource is editable so you can customize the questions. I have also included a student answer sheet for accountability and an answer key for easy score-keeping! If you are looking for a review game that covers multiple standards, check this one out! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/4th-Grade-Math-Review-Game-3811955

Editable, no-prep test-prep Jeopardy review game! Students will compete to see who knows their 4th Grade CCSS Math Standards the best. There are 25 questions that are aligned to a variety of 4th grade math skills. There are 5 questions for each category of the 4th grade CCSS. The five categories are: Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Numbers in Base 10, Fractions, Measurement & Data, and Geometry. Most of the questions are editable, so you can customize this to fit your needs. I have include

No Prep Distance Learning Performance Assessment I created this product to prepare my students for the performance tasks on end-of-year state tests. This is great for whole group, small group, or even as a fraction assessment. This product requires no prep! Just print the pages you want and it is ready to use. There is a link to a Google Slides version on page 4 of the PDF. There are two sets of printable pages- one is colorful and the other is printer-friendly. The first page requires students

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

This product contains paperless practice for interpreting remainders. Students will solve division problems with 2 digit divisors. Then, students will decide whether to ignore, use, add to, or turn the remainder into a fraction. The slides include a student reference sheet to use while they solve. I have also included an answer key, but remember to remove this slide before uploading to Google Classroom. There are 8 practice slides, 2 challenge slides, and 4 slides asking students to write thei

Are you looking for a festive and rigorous math activity? This baking extravaganza requires no prep and is a breeze to implement. Students will be challenged to crunch the numbers for Buddy's Bakery during their holiday rush. They will need to add, subtract, multiply, and divide to complete the performance task. Rounding, word form, factors/arrays, and creativity are also a part of this resource. This is one of my favorite activities for the last week before break. I love the rigor and stud

This review game will put a paper airplane twist on your 4th grade math test prep! Students will compete to see who knows their 4th Grade CCSD Math Standards the best. There are 24 questions that are aligned to a variety of 4th grade math skills. Students will design paper airplanes to guide them through this review. They will soar their airplane towards the home screen to select a question to answer. If they get the answer correct, then they can earn more points by hitting a target with their

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

This product contains paperless practice for interpreting remainders. Students will solve division problems with 1 digit divisors. Then, students will decide whether to ignore, use, add to, or turn the remainder into a fraction. The slides include a student reference sheet to use while they solve. I have also included an answer key, but remember to remove this slide before uploading to Google Classroom. There are 8 practice slides, 2 challenge slides, and 4 slides asking students to write thei

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

This product contains 15 interactive slides that you can assign to Google Classroom. Each student will receive a digital copy of the slides. Students will practice rounding numbers to any place using a number line. This product was designed to meet CCSS 4.NBT.3. I love Google assignments because they save paper, increase engagement, and are easy to grade! This would make an awesome center, sub assignment, or assessment. Enjoy!

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