Elementary Rules

Make fraction practice simple and effective with these 3rd grade fractions worksheets! This no-prep, print-and-go resource is perfect for independent work, math centers, small groups, homework, or sub plans. This is also great for students in 4th or 5th Grade Math Tier 3 RTI groups to review previously taught fraction skills. Students build a strong understanding of fractions using visual models, number lines, and real-world word problems. What’s Included (10 Student Pages): Shade models to

ALL THIRD GRADE MATH COMMON CORE STANDARDS ARE INCLUDED. Students will use these charts to keep track of their math assessment data. I print all of the standards out and put them into a folder for each student to keep, so students can graph their data and determine what they need to work on in our Math Skill time. You could also just give these charts for a particular unit. These are great because it is an awesome visual for students to SEE their growth. This would be a great resource to get stu

These posters will help your students recognize the 2D and 3D shapes your students are learning and/or spell the shapes. Each shape is on its own page. Shapes included: -Sphere -Pyramid -Cylinder -Cube -Cone -Oval -Trapezoid -Octagon -Hexagon -Rhombus -Pentagon -Rectangle -Triangle -Square -Circle -Star -Heart

Make learning fractions fun and interactive with this Fraction Tic-Tac-Toe game set! Perfect for math centers, RTI, early finishers, or partner activities, this resource helps students practice identifying fractions in a playful and engaging way. What’s Included:2 unique tic-tac-toe game boards featuring a variety of visual fractions Students must correctly identify the fraction before placing their X or O Blank tic-tac-toe boards for students to create and draw their own fraction problems Both

Help your students master fraction vocabulary in a fun, hands-on way with this engaging Magic Square puzzle activity! Students match fraction terms with their correct definitions to complete the square. When the words are placed correctly, each row and column adds up to the same “magic number.” If the totals don’t match, students know to rethink their answers — making this a self-checking, problem-solving challenge that builds independence and confidence. This activity is perfect for: • Math