Felicia Purdy

This activity is a complete or incomplete sentence sort. The students will identify and categorize complete sentences and fragments.

This FREE product is a PowerPoint I created to teach pulling out the GCF with the distributive property. After finishing the PP, I have students practice with multiple problems. After solving each problem, the students will construct an area model (array) as shown in the PP. These are constructed on 1 cm graph paper. Enjoy!

The students will match multiplication sentences to their distributive property.

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This PowerPoint can be used to teach multiplying fractions. It also reviews changing improper fractions to mixed numbers. There is a quiz/homework sheet included. Best part, it's FREE!

This is a simple and compound subjects worksheet. The students will underline simple subjects with a red crayon and compound subjects with a blue crayon.

This is an author's purpose choice board. The students will complete one task for each author's purpose: persuade, inform, and entertain. This activity has been differentiated to meet the needs of all learners within the classroom.

This is a geometry game in which students will identify the following shapes: square, rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus, trapezoid.

Students will roll two dice and solve multiplication, as well as its repeated addition problem.

This worksheet can be used to sort common and proper nouns.

Students will use fair shares division strategy to solve division problems. Each problem will have a remainder.

Using the fair shares division strategy, students will answer division problems. Each problem is divided into three groups. Students will also use inverse (multiplication) to check answers.

In this activity, students will divide using the fair shares division strategies. The students will illustrate the fair shares model for each problem and write the division sentence.

Students will use fair shares division strategy to solve division problems. Each problem will have a remainder.

Students will color a set of stars and determine the fraction for each color.

This PowerPoint reviews the "F" strategy to finding the Greatest Common Factor of two whole numbers. Best of all, it's FREE!

This document offers an example and directions for how to play Spiral Multiplication.