Grace Rull

This rainbow list of all numbers 1 through 100 includes both digits and number names. This resource can be very helpful for ESL students/ELLs, students who receive services, or students who need support with spelling. It allows for differentiation for students, since you cannot be supporting all students at the same time. This handout encourages independence. Having the number in Spanish in the same format is beneficial for multilingual students, too!

These translated documents are printables that are helpful when teaching students who speak Spanish. It helps educators by learning important words in Spanish to use with their students. It is also helpful for students to have both languages accessible with pictures to assist with understanding, too. I find it helpful to laminate them or place in them a dry-erase pocket, so you can circle terms when needing to emphasize them. Neighbor is included with math translations because I say, "We need to

Never rewrite daily standards again!This resource includes Missouri State Standards for 4th grade reading, writing, math, science, and social studies that can be printed and displayed around your classroom. Each subject has a title page that can be printed, too. I included 104 total standards. I tried to shorten them and change some wording to be more student-friendly. These are the standards I cover in a school year or the ones my district deems "priority standards." I also included two blank o

These editable task cards include a variety of math problems, each including the correct Missouri math standard on the cards (this can be deleted or replaced). There are skills ranging from 3rd to 5th grade, but mainly focusing on 4th-grade concepts. There are 100 total math problems, so students can use them during Math Centers. If you would like to add on your own math problems, just make a copy of a question and an answer slide and replace with your information. ***The answers are not in the

These handouts explain the different methods of multiplication and division for up to 4-digit by 1-digit equations. These are very helpful reference sheets for both students and families to use in class or on homework. They allow students to become more independent with their math practice. The methods include: Multiplication: Box MethodStandard AlgorithmPartial ProductsRepeated AdditionDivision: Block MethodBig 7/Partial QuotientStandard Algorithm