Elementary Passion

Think Central's Math Expressions 3rd Grade Math Curriculum Unit 2, all lessons PLEASE VIEW MY PREVIEW!! :) 96 slides to guide you and your class through every lesson! I've designed every background, and included worksheets and game sheets that I've made to go along with the lessons. Each lesson is matched the pages in the student workbook and homework book. Slides are sized to easily print to standard letter paper, just turned sideways. I use a lot of visuals to help students understand the conc

Think Central 3rd Grade Math Unit 1, Lesson 8 through the end of unit 1. PLEASE VIEW MY PREVIEW!! :) I have created slides with practice examples to use while teaching each lesson. Some slides are worksheets I've made or copied from free resources with permission to reuse. Some slides are meant to be printed as a game paper that needs to be played with dice. All slides are set up to print as standard paper tilted for landscape mode (11x8.5). This way all you need to do is print and you don't ne

Use this spinner game to help reinforce your kids' multiplication skills! The first spinner, along with the answers charts made, are for multiplying by 2, 3, 5, 9, and 10. I made another spinner with numbers 2-9, however this listing does not have the additional charts. To Use The Spinner: Students will need a pencil and a paperclip. Have students place a paperclip on the tip of their pencil, then place it on the center black circle on the spinner. Now you have a DIY spinner without extra mater

This brief lesson teaches elementary, or older, student the key words to look for in math problems. The lesson focuses on only addition and subtraction key words. Practice examples/problems are given as well.

Cute worksheet with a grid backside for work space. Students must find the mean, median, mode, and range of each set of numbers. They must first put the numbers in each set in order from least to greatest.

This march themed packet covers graphing. Tallies, pictographs, bar graphs (both horizontal and vertical), and line graphs. Previous knowledge required includes long division, mean, median, mode, range, and approximately a fourth grade reading level. This is saved as a power point, can be done together on the board or printed out as packets for each student! Follow five different leprechauns through their routines, and help them with your mathematical and graphing knowledge!