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Interpreting remainders is always difficult so here is a power point that has fun pictures and shows how divide up the groups and decide what to do with the left overs (or remainders). It will be extremely helpful for our ESL learners and the visual learners enjoy! Texas TEKS 4.4H

I feel as if I had to preform a scavenger hunt to find one digit divisor with 3 and 4 digit dividend division word problems. I could only find the operations. So I made a fun Holiday scavenger hunt and included those dreadful 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication problems as well. All questions are multistep they include multiplication and division. I used descriptive fun words to help increase their exposer to juicy words to increase their vocab and aid in writing across content areas. I also a

It looks in the view like the streets are all chunked out. I promise they are nice clean avenues I am not sure why the preview looks so bad. Here is a blank map like the ones that they will give your students on tests and ask them what streets are parallel too what street or perpendicular to what street. I used my students names so they would have more fun with the activity and then just made a list of questions based off of the street names. I hope that this helps my kids loved the activity an

This is a power point to help your kiddos understand how to interpret remainders and how to do it in colorful fun Holiday style! I have also included an extension lesson for GT or Higher level learners or to just push your students to the next level. These ppt are wonderful for ESL and Bilingual learners since the pictures help them decode the process.

This is a great gallery walk where all the questions are multistep and there is always a 2x2 multiplication and long division problem with each question. I have added extra information which is the hardest part for some of our kids and although I made all the concepts of the questions ones that the our students can easily visualize I did use some words they will have to use context clues to determine what is being said. This is an important skill especially for our ELL's, and Bilinguals. I hope

This power point will break down what profit means, why it is important and why we really need to know it. I have created several word problems on items our students can relate to and have make it clear how to determine the cost, how much we sold it for and profit. When we introduce profit in a way our kids can relate we win half the battle! I hope this helps I know my kiddos loved it! Texas TEKS 4.10 A, 4.10 B

What better way to teach interpreting remainders then to get the kids out there with examples and having them engaged in the learning process. That is just what this lesson will do they will work with real materials to determine what their remainder means or what they will have to do with their remainders. Its a great way to get kids up and moving and engaged learning and having fun! Texas TEKS 4.4 H

It is that time of the year again where we push, drill and kill to get our kids STAAR ready. I wanted to find a better way to keep my kids engaged and wanted to review and better hone the skills they needed to do well on the test so I made fun and and engaging centers and games that identify with all the fourth grade TEKS that will be tested on the 2016 STAAR test. Here is the list of what is inside my packet I am also selling most of them all individually. This has relaxed my classroom. Hel

This power point will help you break down what place value relationship means and how it works. It is a concept that seems so hard to teach but this will make it so easy. Take you time and let your kids think and come up with conclusions on their own before you move through here. I have left stopping points for pair share to make sure they figure some out on their own. When you teach this concept with the number line you will be surprised how quick and how well the kids catch on! Wonderful for

Did you ever want a fun way for your kiddos to practice their skip counting skills with out a silly song, or just plain repetition. Well here it is! My kids love this game they beg to play it even in their free time! I have seen their skip counting skills sky rocket every year and it helps me tremendously when it comes to multiplication and division problems! It is fun, engaging and all you need is a ball and your students!

Such a magical way to present a tough topic. The kids will not only fall in love with this power point but, they will fall in love with interpreting remainders. When you present this topic in a fun way they will link this operation with being fun making easier for them to want to learn and easier to retain. I have also found these power points to be very successful with my SPED, ESL and Bilingual students the pictures are so universal it makes it so much easier to grasp. This ppt also had GT

Truly test your students on their knowledge of perimeter and area and not just if they can guess correct. In this lesson you will present them with word problems give them a perimeter and area and ask them to find which picture would fit the given word problem. The pictures have missing sides and missing sections inside the area so they will have to subtract from areas. They will have to show knowledge in all the skills you have shown them and that they will be tested on. It is also a great l

Here is colorful power point to help you to explain the rules of divisibility to your students! I made sure to add colorful and cute numbers to keep their interest and some practice problems so you can check for understanding. This will be a great tool for your ESL, Visual learners! Have fun I know my kids love this!

This a magical way to teach your students about interpreting remainders. The questions are fun and holiday related to keep the kids engaged and wanting to keep going. They will also be actually working with their hands so your kinesthetic and visual students will love this lesson. This will also work wonderful for you ESL, Bilingual SPED or lower level students since it is all hands on and a very concrete way to learn. Enjoy!

We need to help our kids with techniques to look back into the text to prove the answers to questions they are asked during reading tests. RACE is a great way of doing this. It helps them to actually go back prove they went back and to prove why they have the correct answer. Now we can beat this to death with passage after passage or you can make it fun here and there. This is a fun project that will last a few days where they will use RACE and a story book to create a movie trailer and a mov

As tests roll out we see that they want to make sure our kiddos understand how to explain how they are solving the problems they are solving. Not only are they expected to explain the way they are solving the problems but to use the correct math vocabulary. So I created this match up with word problems that include interpreting remainders, multistep word problems, profit word problems, and word problems with extra information. I made sure to include double information with different math vocab

This lesson is already to go. It has a vocabulary check and then a crazy worksheet with a mixture of lines, line segments, rays, and points on it. The kids will have to identify these by color coding them per the instructions. You will love that the kids will stay engaged and the kids will love that it isn't just another boring worksheet. Enjoy!

One our kiddos have made their way though our place value relationship lesson what can be better than to practice with a game!! This game will work great in a center, or for an early finisher. It is also a game you can quick check your students on when you pass by. All you need it to print this out and have some dice and place markers and you are set to go!!

Profit center or lesson. What could be more fun then deciding on something you could make and then sell to make a profit as a child. This is a short lesson to make profit easy and student centered. They will love presenting their business plan and practicing profit over and over again while they master the skill. Texas TEKS 4.10A,.10B

Years and years go by and we see our kids struggle with perimeter and area. We try manipulatives and we try making it more engaging and it still seems to be so hard for our kiddos. So I thought why not teach them together. Stop separating them. It gives me more teach time, and it also helps the kids visualize exactly what perimeter and area are. I have found this to be promising and my kids seem to have a better understanding overall. This is a beginning lesson to give the kids a concrete u