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This focus wall includes mini posters about important topics in Module 1 of Eureka Squared. I plan on keeping all of the posters up throughout Module 1 to help students have a visual of the big ideas. The posters cover these topics: Times as...(several examples of changing the wordage of times as many, times as tall, times as much) Tape Diagrams Number Forms Comparing Numbers Rounding Conversion (posters for liters to milliliters, centimeters to meters, and grams to kilograms) Addition/Subtract

Students will use this resource to identify errors in the long division algorithm. There are 10 division problems that students will analyze and find the error. Each page has a division problem, a box for the students to work out the problem, a box for the students to explain the error, and a box for the student to share a tip about how to correct the misconception shown in the problem. Note: These are single-digit numbers divided by 2 or 3 digit numbers. Some problems do contain remainders.

With this freebie you will get 3 versions (bright, pastel, and black and white) of a fraction bar posters/display. I also included a smaller version of the poster (in all 3 color choices) so you could put it on students desks or in their math folder! You can choose to print it on a typical 8.5x11 paper, 11 x 17, or if you want it to be printed larger you can follow these steps: Open the downloaded PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader (it's free to download to your computer)Once it is in Acrobat Reader,

Rumor has it one house in the neighborhood is handing out gold coins this Halloween. Students will solve the puzzles to learn clues about what the house looks like (the shapes and colors of the house, windows, front door, and roof). As they learn more and more about the house, they will draw their discoveries. Math skills needed: Addition/subtraction up to ten thousands place Multiplication/Division: single-by-single (EX: 8x8) and double-by-single (EX: 31x4) Knowledge of basic shapes: square,

In this resource you will find 10 task cards for each fourth grade OA standard. It also has a student answer sheet as well as an answer card for students to check their work. You can use these all at once or use one card a day while you are studying that skill in your math curriculum. I print, laminate, and cut this out for use year after year! I store them in the photo keepers!

Display 2D and 3D shapes with these pastel posters. Students can easily reference shapes by looking at these posters. 2D shapes included: square triangle circle rectangle pentagon hexagon octagon rhombus trapezoid 3D shapes included: cube cone cylinder sphere square pyramid rectangular prism triangular prism