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No prep place value center! All you need is to print and grab dice! This has been a favorite in my classroom all year. Easy for me, fun for the kids, and it meets their CCSS learning goals. Students will roll a dice to fill in the place value chart. Then, they will write the number in standard, word, and expanded form. I bring this center out every few months for a spiral review. I have included two options- a fourth and fifth grade version. The first page is all whole numbers and the seco

These pages are designed as an introduction to fourth grade place value and rounding. I have used these for the past two years. We glue the notes pages into our notebooks and fill in the blanks and answers as a class. There are 3 practice pages included. Sometimes I use these as independent practice, and sometimes I use these in my small groups. This resource includes notes for place value, standard/word/expanded form, and rounding. There is a practice page for each skill. I have also inclu

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

This PDF download contains a link for Interactive Google Slides. I designed this product to help my students create "Where I'm From" poems as inspired by George Ella Lyon. Slides 2-5 : Students will begin by reading and annotating the original poem. This always sparks great discussions as students unwrap Lyon's figurative language. Slides 7 – 16 : Students will plan for their own poem by describing important memories, people, places, and objects. There are 8 categories in which students will

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

Egg Drop Challenge- No prep, hands-on, engaging review of the scientific method. The purpose of this product is to review the scientific method and provide students with an engaging task to complete from home. All you need to do is assign the Google Slides through Google Classroom and provide directions for each day. Students will complete 2 slides per day as they follow the steps for this experiment. At the end of the week, use the last slide of the Google Slide document to grade students fo

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

These editable Google Slides are the perfect Virtual Field Trip Guide for the San Diego Zoo Kids website. I created this to use as an engaging introduction for an animal research unit. I quickly realized that this WebQuest Field Trip was a week's worth of activities on its own! My students were so engaged and motivated to learn about a wide variety of animals. Students will need to make observations from video footage, summarize informational texts, locate key information from the website, and

This product contains 28 interactive slides that you can assign to Google Classroom. Each student will receive a digital copy of the slides. 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!

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 product includes 14 pages of no-prep guided notes. All are aligned to the CCSS NF skill cluster. I have included at least one page of notes for each skill within this cluster. You will see every skill from equivalence to multiplying by whole numbers to decimals. In my classroom, I use these to plan my anchor chart and teach a mini-lesson to introduce each skill. I print the half sized version for students to glue into their notebooks (full size is included as well). I make an anchor chart t

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

Here is a short assessment on primary and secondary sources. I used this in my fourth grade classroom to assess RI4.6. I hope it can help you out! Enjoy!

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

I used this as a brief quiz over text structures for my fourth graders. There are 5 questions. 4 questions are DOK 1 and the last question involves applying what they know. It aligns with RI4.5. I hope you can use this in your room! Enjoy!

Ice Cube Challenge- No prep, hands-on, distance-learning engineering challenge. The purpose of this product is to review the scientific method and provide students with an engaging task to complete from home. Students will be constructing a device that preserves an ice cube from melting when placed in direct sunlight. All you need to do is assign the Google Slides through Google Classroom and provide directions for each day. Students will complete 2 slides per day as they follow the steps for

Great for ELL and Newcomer students! This cut and glue activity is a great way to build language foundations in mathematics. The directions are simple. Students will cut the 3 forms of numbers (Spanish, English, and Symbol). Then, students will glue them in rows onto the chart. I like to have students make their own chart in a notebook so they can reference it throughout the year. That part is up to you! If needed, students could use Google Translate to help. I like for students to pract

No prep; just print and add dice! Use this game to have students practice generating their own equivalent fractions. Students will roll 2 dice. They will use the smaller number for the numerator, and the larger number for the denominator. Then, they will draw a model of the fraction. Next, they will write and draw an equivalent fraction. Finally, they will show or tell how they know they are equivalent. This has the option for a second page for extended practice. If you are interested in m

This resource contains three activities for your students to practice place value. (4.NBT.1) The first activity is a scavenger hunt. Students will receive a sheet with number clues (i.e. "find a number that has 2 in the ten thousands place"). They will walk around the room to find the number (number cards included) that matches each clue. Once they have found all of the numbers, they will write them in word and expanded form. The next activity is a number link up. There are several numbers w