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This set of 26 fraction photo cards give your students more experience viewing fractions using real life photos. As I take more photos I will add onto this fraction collection. Perfect for math journals, centers, or whole group activities. How can I use this product?Printed in full color, this set of fractions task cards can be used for a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or as a whole group activity. You can also display these through your computer and lead a wh

I created this set of 40 task cards because I noticed my students needed a lot more experience with using arrays or area models to solve multiplying fraction problems. These tasks cards take students from basic arrays of whole numbers x whole numbers, to mixed numbers x fractions to story problems. Different levels to help you differentiate. Please check out the Preview to view most of this resource. If you are looking for a Google ready version of these task cards, click here. How can I use t

These 12 fraction math mats to be used with Rainbow Fractions tiles from LakeShore. These mats are perfect for reinforcing basic fraction concepts: equal parts/groups, equal to a whole, equivalent fractions, adding, and comparing. There are 12 different play mats (increases in difficulty):1. Different ways to make 1 ( ½ + ¼ + 2/8) 2. Different ways to make 1 using all the same fractions tiles (like ¼ + ¼ + ¼ + ¼) 3. Different ways to make 1 using only two different fraction tiles ( ½ + ¼ + ¼

Want a convenient way to encourage deep thinking so your students really understand how to use multiplying fractions in real life? The 20 task cards use real life multiplying fractions problems. Perfect for math centers. One of my best sellers! If you are looking for a Google/ Distance Learning/Digital version, click here. How can I use this product?This set of multiplying fraction task cards can be used as a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or as a Scoot game (f

These hands-on fraction riddles encourage students to visualize fractions, like a logic puzzle. Using the clues, students will build fractional rectangles or arrays using color squares or tiles. Can be used for whole class or a station and numbers talks! Perfect for 3.NF.1 and 4.NF.1. What have teachers been staying?"I've been using these during our number talks and I love the critical thinking and discussions they encourage from my students!" How can I use this product?This file contains two fo

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Cuisenaire Roads are the answer. This complete collection of 76 play mats helps students explore adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, and fractions! Because the play mats are for grades 3-5, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet protectors, gather up some Cuisenaire Rods and you have a complete engaging and independe

24 Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Fractions Task Cards - This set of 24 Fraction Word Problem task cards give your students more experience solving word problems. Perfect for CC standard 3.NF.1-3 & 4.NF.1-4. The problems progress from simpler to more difficult and covers representing fractions, fraction equivalents, adding, subtracting, multiplying (fraction x whole number) and dividing (whole number / fraction), though students don't need to know the algorithms, but rather a g

I needed a time number line to help my third graders with elapsed time problems. I couldn't find one that was just right, so I created this one. There are four strips on one page, that when attached form a complete 24 hour number line. The top counts by 15 minute intervals, and the bottom is numbered by tens, but the 5 minute increments are marked on the number line. How can I use this product?I included directions that are self-guided, so it can be set up as a math center as well as a whole cl

I noticed that my 5th grade students needed some more experience with multiplying fractions using arrays or area models, and since I had a wide range of learners I created this set of 40 area model Google ready task cards to start at a beginning level and then slowly working up to an advanced level so I could have different students start at different places. Perseverance is required! Students can answer directly onto the Google slide or write down their answers on the included recording sheet.

Equivalent Fractions Think Sheets - Shapes, Groups, and Number Lines The 4 worksheets will help your students visualize and recognize equivalent fractions (1/2 = 2/4). There is a worksheet to see fraction equivalents of shapes, groups, and two for number lines (two levels) Note: All four worksheets are in the four thumbnail views above. How can I use this product?Just print and copy a set for each student to have them work through the sheets on their own or in a small group setting. There is a

Want a convenient way to encourage deep thinking to really understand dividing fractions? The 20 task cards use real life dividing fraction problems. Your students don't need to know the algorithm, but need to be able to think about fractions. Easy to use, just print and go! If you would like the Google version of this resource, click here.How can I use this product?The cards can be used as a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal. Students can do two a day for a whole

These 30 fraction (basic to mixed numbers) sheets can be used to reinforce, review, and challenge fraction knowledge. The collection progresses from basics like 1/2 and 1/4 to challenging mixed numbers like 7 3/13. Each sheet reviews the following: * adding and subtracting fractions * saying fractions * converting to improper fractions * doubling the fraction (helps to understand multiplication and division) * splitting in 1/2 * placing them on a number line * ordering them Fraction of the Day

These 30 decimal (tenths to thousandths) sheets can be used to reinforce, review, and challenge decimal knowledge. The collection progresses from basic tenths to challenging thousandths. Each sheet reviews the following: * adding and subtracting decimals * saying decimals * converting decimals to fractions * expanding decimals * multiplying and dividing decimals by 10s, 100s, or 1000s * rounding decimals * placing them on a number line * ordering them Each page also has a "think about it" challe

Want a simple and elegant way to store your manipulatives as well as have engaging and enriching math plays to go with them? Everything is color-coded for easy setup and clean up! Red - DominoesOrange - Measuring ToolsYellow - Square Inch TilesGreen - Number TilesBlue - Cuisenaire RodsPurple - Pattern BlocksThe Rainbow Math Cart is a complete storage system for your math manipulatives as well as these play mats. So you will have a ready to go independent station for individuals and small group

The 11 "think sheets" will help your students adding and subtract fractions with common denominators (with a bit uncommon with benchmark fractions like 1/2 + 3/4). There are two levels so you can easily differentiate in your class. Note: All 11 are in the Preview above. How can I use this product?Just print and copy a set for each student to have them work through the sheets on their own or in a small group setting. There is a full Answer Key. What is included?The 24 page PDF file contains: 2

Want an interactive and online way to teach your students how to multiply fractions by a fraction? This distance learning path or tour book is perfect for guiding your students step by step, using concepts and problem-solving. The tour books encourage students to look for patterns to see if they can figure out the standard algorithm first. Along with looking for patterns, other concepts covered are: definition of a fraction, equal parts and equal groups, mixed numbers, area models/arrays, impro

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Square Inch tiles are the answer. This complete collection of 50 play mats helps students explore rows and columns, arrays, area model, and area and perimeter, even some with fractions. Because the play mats are for grades 3-5, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet protectors, gather up some square inch tiles and you have a

This set of number puzzle cards provides multiplying fractions practice for your students, but they are challenging and require logic, perseverance, and a deep understanding of fractions. Ten puzzles are with and without models of whole number times a fraction. Ten puzzles are with and without models of fraction times a fraction. How can I use this product?As a math center, you can have these available through Google Classroom or copied to each students Google Drive. Each card uses number square

Want a simple and elegant way to store your manipulatives as well as have engaging and enriching math plays to go with them? Everything is color-coded for easy setup and clean up! Red - DominoesOrange - Ten FramesYellow - Unifix CubesGreen - Number TilesBlue - CountersPurple - Pattern BlocksThe Rainbow Math Cart is a complete storage system for your math manipulatives as well as these play mats. So you will have a ready to go independent station for individuals and small groups, for differenti

I created this set of 12 task cards because I noticed my students needed a lot more experience with using arrays to solve multiplying fraction problems. What is unique about this set of task cards, is that it includes fraction squares for students to build and see the answers. For example, one question is 'You purchased a 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 foot rug. Your room is 8 by 8. How much of your room will not be covered by the rug?" Using the fraction squares, students can build a 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 rug and see