Fun in Fifth Math

This anchor chart shows a step by step visual for solving a 3 by 2 digit number using standard algorithm that helps students follow along a little easier.

This anchor chart gives students step by step instructions on how to create model to show multiplication of decimals with a whole number and multiplication of decimals by decimals. This builds up to multiplication of decimals with standard algorithm.

This anchor shows students step by step how to turn a whole number into a fraction and solve using standard algorithm. It also shows them how to model multiplication of a fraction and a whole number on a number line, with an area model, and with repeated addition.

This anchor chart shows all three forms including standard form, word form, and expanded notation (both decimal and fraction forms) that students will need to be able to use to represent a number. It also gives students step by step how to say a number correctly which helps going forward in every grade level and place value unit.

This anchor chart shows a step by step visual for solving a 3 by 2 digit number using standard algorithm that helps students follow along a little easier.

This anchor chart gives students step by step how to compare two decimals using place value, a place value chart, and a number line. It also gives the hints in student friendly terms on how to compare them correctly.

This anchor shows students step by step how to turn a whole number into a fraction and solve using standard algorithm. It also shows them how to model multiplication of a fraction and a whole number on a number line, with an area model, and with repeated addition.

This anchor chart gives students the different vocabulary for prime and composite using factors to determine which one a number is. It also reminds them of a few misconceptions about each vocabulary word with number examples.

This anchor chart shows a step by step visual for adding or subtracting fractions with unlike denominators. It gives visual reminders to only add the numerators and pull the denominator across, as well as, a verbal description. It also includes an example of simplifying an improper to a mixed number.

This anchor chart shows the steps for the order of operations using the GEMA acronym. It is a great visual for students to see the process of each step in the correct order. It helps with the vocabulary of additive and multiplicative which comes back in other units and in the 6th grade TEKs.

This anchor chart gives students the different vocabulary for prime and composite using factors to determine which one a number is. It also reminds them of a few misconceptions about each vocabulary word with number examples.

This anchor chart gives students step by step how to correctly add and subtract decimals including student friendly wording. It also includes an example of how to use the steps when adding and subtracting with decimals.

This anchor gives gives student step by step how to round a number using place value. It also includes a catchy way to remember when to round up and when to keep the digit the same.