Engaging Upper Elementary

Title: Factors and Multiples Riddle Task Cards - Print and Digital Your upper elementary students will practice finding factors, multiples, and determining if a number is prime or composite with these 14 task cards. Each task card answer reveals a letter that is part of one of the riddles on the student recording page, making these cards self-checking. These task cards are available in both print and digital formats. This activity is perfect for independent practice, centers, and sub plans. T

Engage your upper elementary students with this colorful anchor chart that reviews the process of plotting decimals on a number line. Important vocabulary is highlighted along with examples of each term, and a closer look at how each point on a number line can be expanded by adding another place value to the decimal number. This anchor chart can be printed as a poster or printed individually for student notebooks. This anchor chart is included in the Decimals On a Number Line Activity! If you l

Engage your upper elementary students with this colorful anchor chart that reviews the process of plotting fractions on a number line. Important vocabulary is highlighted along with examples of each term. This anchor chart can be printed as a poster or printed individually for student notebooks. This anchor chart is included in the Fractions On a Number Line Activity! If you like this product, check out others at my store by clicking HERE. Feel free to reach out to me a engagingupperelementary

Emphasize the difference between vertical and horizontal to your upper elementary math students by using this printable classroom visual. This resource helps create a print rich learning environment and gives students a visual to refer to for this academic vocabulary. They can be placed on the edge of a whiteboard or door frame. What's included: - Printable cards to spell 4 words HorizontalVerticalRowColumn

Students will get plenty of practice with multiplying and dividing fractions in this fun math twist on the MadLibs style game! They will match their work to the answers on the second page. Once a match is made, students choose a word that matches the part of speech associated with that answer box. After all questions have been answered, students transfer their parts of speech to the story page. Students LOVE to read and share their unique silly stories with their classmates! This activity works

This scavenger hunt is a great way to get students up and moving while solving volume word problems. Questions include models with dimensions as well as single and multi-step word problems. Each card has 2 parts: an answer in the circle (top left corner) and a problem, the answer does not match the problem on the card. Have students start by choosing a card to solve. Once they've solved that card, they can look around the room for the answer they calculated in the circle on one of the other card