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Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! See the video preview for a sneak peek.Flipping through Math includes TEN different units that your students will learn in fourth grade math. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill. Around ten skills are included in each unit. See individual listings to see which skills are included. Currently:1. Addition and Subtraction 2. Decimals 3. Place Value 4. Multiplication 5. Division

This product includes two and three digit story problems of varying complexity. They are printed six to a page and would be perfect for an interactive notebook. I use these with my mental math board and ask students to show four different ways they could solve each problem - with base ten blocks, a number line, a strip diagram, and a number sentence. These story problems require students to use a variety of problem solving actions in order to solve. They could also be projected and solved/dis

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! See the video preview for a sneak peek.Flipping through Math Addition and Subtraction includes TWELVE different activities that your students can complete for independent practice. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill: 1. Addition with Whole Numbers (up to six-digit addends) 2. Addition with Strip Diagrams 3. Addition Story Problems 4. Subtraction with Whole Numbers (up to si

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! Flipping through Math Multiplication includes TEN different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill: 1. Powers of Ten (Patterns in Multiplication) 2. Estimation Story Problems 3. 2-Digit by 1-Digit Review 4. 3 and 4-Digit by 1-Digit 5. 2-Digit by 2-Digit Area Models 6. 2-Digit Box Method

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! See the video preview for a sneak peek.Flipping through Math Place Value includes SIX different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill: 1. Writing Numbers to One Million 2. Expanded Notation 3. Writing Numbers to One Billion 4. Place Value Patterns and Relationships 5. Rounding to the Hu

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! Flipping through Math Division includes TEN different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill: 1. Patterns of Ten in Division 2. 3-Digit Partial Quotients 3. 3-Digit Short Division 4. 4-Digit Partial Quotients 5. 4-Digit Short Division 6. 4-Digit Standard Algorithm (Long Division) 7. Stor

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! See the video preview for a sneak peek.Flipping through Math Decimals includes NINE different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill: 1. Decimals to the Tenths Place 2. Decimals to the Hundredths Place 3. Decimals on Number Lines 4. Decimals Compare and Order 5. Decimals and Money 6. Add

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! Flipping through Math Data Analysis includes SIX different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill: 1. Creating Frequency Tables and Dot Plots 2. Analyzing Frequency Tables and Dot Plots 3. Frequency Tables and Dot Plots with Fractions and Decimals 4. Creating Stem and Leaf Plots 5. Analy

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! Flipping through Math Fractions includes TWELVE different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill: 1. Relating Fractions and Decimals 2. Relating Mixed Numbers and Decimals 3. Decomposing Fractions into Unit Fractions 4. Decomposing Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions 5. Adding and Subtr

Students will be able to create a frequency table and two different types of bar graphs to match a story problem. A blank bar graph is also included. Students will also be able to create a dot plot from a given table. Students can cut and paste graphs into an interactive notebook.

This product includes multiple step story problems involving addition and subtraction. Some of the problems involve counting money as well. Below each problem there is space for students to create models as visuals in solving the problem. Students are asked to create number lines and strip diagrams. Problems can be added to an interactive notebook as well.

These financial literacy questions can be used as daily journal topics or projected for whole class review/discussion. A few of the topics discussed include: -budget plans -savings accounts -credit -checking accounts -responsible spending -scarcity

This product is a multiplication word problem students can personalize. The numbers are left as blanks for easy differentiation by the teacher. There are blank models included for students to create strip diagrams and equal groups to match their word problem. This product could be used as a hallway display in the fall or as a quick, easy assessment tool or exit slip. It could also be added to an interactive notebook entry.

This graphic organizer can be used to show four different ways to solve a story problem - a strip diagram, a number line, base ten blocks, and a number sentence. Students can use these different visual aids when learning how to regroup in addition and subtraction. These can be cut and glued to an interactive notebook or any other activity as a way for students to show their thinking when solving a story problem.