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No real protractors are needed. Depending on how you present and use these, students can move the answer choices or add a text box to fill them in. To make it more challenging, you can get rid of the answer choices, too! Students can identify the types of angles (acute, right, obtuse) and tell what the angle measures. These task cards are aligned to the Common Core State Standard 4.MD.6.

Perfect for early finishers, group work or to use as part of your Sub Plans. This Division Crossword Puzzle Activity will challenge your students and help them work toward something....and when they finish, they are Oh, So Proud! Can be printed and distributed to your students or assigned digitally. **Answer sheet included

This lesson goes with the book Duck for Turkey Day, a very inclusive story that explains how some of us may all celebrate Thanksgiving differently and that there is no "right way" to celebrate it. To add visuals, you can use screenshots of the story into the slides. I cannot add them here due to copyright reasons. This lesson, will ask students to sequence events in the story on a slide that can be assigned to students based on their ESOL proficiency or other accommodations (3 levels to choose

A great way to introduce division or work with students who need visuals or a bit more extra help understanding this concept. Especially useful during virtual learning, independent work or homework.

Many lessons in one! Students will practice math vocabulary by identifying the parts of multiplication and division equations. Students will use basic facts to identify the missing factor in a multiplication equation.Students will use basic facts and their understanding that multiplication and division are the inverse operations to find the missing divisor and quotient.

Whether you are teaching online or in person, you can use this as a lesson, assessment, homework--whatever you choose--to teach your students how to divide using the box model strategy. Each slide has colored boxes to guide students on the steps (subtract, bring up the difference, repeat). These visual cues will allow students to become more independent when using this strategy. 16 slides targeting 4.NBT.B.6 (4 digit dividend, 1 digit divisor) and 9 slides for students who want a challenge (5-

Students can find the age and lengths of people, buildings, events by subtracting using a number line. Students can find the age and lengths of people, buildings, events by "adding on" as a subtraction strategy. You will love how this resource incorporates social studies and history into your math lesson, sparks curiosity and discourse. Visuals on slides make word problems interesting, more relevant and provide visual supports. Use this resource as a regular Google Slides presentation, as hand

Make distance learning easy with this resource. This resource has 7 three digit subtraction problems on Google Slides and the same problems as a self grading Google Forms. The Google Forms will give your students immediate feedback letting them know if they are correct or if they should check their work and try again.

A great addition to your instruction during Black History Month or any other month for that matter. Use this resource as homework or independent so students can increase their knowledge of these key figures in American history. -Three facts I learned -Three words to describe this person -How this person made the world a better place -Why I admire this person Ruby BridgesRosa ParksGeorge Washington CarverJake RobinsonFrederick Douglas

Work with time and money CCSS 2.MD.C.7Tell and write time from analog and digital clocks to the nearest five minutes, using a.m. and p.m.

The concept of division can be abstract for students. When students can actually see and solve equations using base-ten blocks as models, it helps them grasp the concept. With these tasks, students will recognize the relationship between multiplication and division. Throughout this lesson, remind students that multiplication and division are related. Ask students what the inverse equations would be for each situation. You'll have enough to use as homework, warm-ups, assessments or task cards. Wi

Get your students thinking abstractly with Arrow Math problems! Students must have a solid grasp of skip counting by ten, place value, counting on and back, as well as, adding and subtracting groups of ten. These worksheets will challenge your students and you will experience many "ah-ha!" moments. These worksheets are also great when used as sub plans! Enrich your students by asking them to make their own arrow puzzles. Students will need to reason about where they will start, end, and

After close reading the fantastic book Amazing Grace, your students will be able to recount the important events, illustrate their favorite part and describe the central message this story gives. *Easily change the standard to use for different grade levels. RL.2.2 - Recount stories, including fables and folktales from diverse cultures, and determine their central message, lesson, or moral.

Students become familiar with the values of the coins in our money system and the coin equivalences (1 dime = 10 pennies, etc.).Students use skip counting and repeated addition to find the total value of a group of the same coins, and counting on to find the total value of a group of different coins. Students represent skip counting on a hundreds chart and in lists and look for patterns in the sequences.Students learn about the open number line and use it to represent and solve addition problems

Students practice skip counting dimes, nickels and pennies. This task also asks students to show skip counting on a blank number line and use a 120 chart.

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Either use as a menu, allowing students to choose which prompt they would like to answer or copy, cut and have students glue the prompt in their journal. You could even copy 2 venues per sheet of paper and have students glue the menu in their journals to refer to whenever they need to answer a prompt. These generic prompts work with nearly every non-fiction book you may be reading with your entire group of students or in small groups. I have used them with success and I'm sure you will too! Th

These task cards can be printed 2 or or more per page and made into worksheets or used as assessments. There are 24 multi-digit division problems with a provided area model "box". The answer key is provided for you or for students to reference to check their own (or a partner's) work if you choose. 8 problems with dividends < 1,000 18 problems with dividends < 9,999 A 5-star resource and excellent lesson piece for observations.

Students will be able to 1) To understand how and why the long division algorithm works 2) To use mathematically specific language to describe the steps in long division with meaning (rather than “divide, multiply, subtract, pull down) Long division is one of the most difficult algorithms in arithmetic, and it is completely forgotten by many students. Using the blocks and proper mathematical language will help bring some meaning to this procedure.  **Print 2 sliders per page so students can use

Just print and note the title of the book you will use. Standard and objective for 4th grade are already written.