Hall Classroom

Here is a reference sheet for prime and composite numbers, in the form of a 100s chart. Great for prime factorization, finding divisibility rules in 5th grade math.

These are empty number lines, that are divided into even pieces for fraction models. When teaching models with fractions, my students tend to struggle to make even cuts on the number line. So when they compare fractions, it is difficult to make a distinction when they are just looking at the model. These can be printed front to back, and placed in a sheet protector to make models.

Here is a reference sheet for coordinate graphs that describes the x and y axis with a visual.

Here are two sheets that students can use as a reference sheet when teaching this concept. The second page can also be used to check for understanding at the end of the lesson. **There are also practice sheets that go along with my reference sheets in my shop.

These worksheets ask students to find geometry basics within a mess of lines. There are 3 worksheets that cover different topics: points, lines, segments, rays, angles, and different types of lines.

This is a nice poster that can be used in the classroom to describe the steps of stacking your decimals when comparing/ordering. It also can be made smaller as a flashcard or placed in a binder.

This poster shows how to tell time to the nearest five minutes.

Here is a 100s chart with even and odd numbers color-coded. Great visual for students when learning this skill.

Here is a poster that describes the steps of how to complete an inverse operation. Great to put up in the classroom as a reference.

Here are posters that describe the difference between prime and composite numbers. They also show a 100 charts with the numbers colored in.

Here is a vocabulary flipbook that discusses specific vocabulary used when teaching fractions. Also, it could be used as a sorting activity.

This is a reference poster for Change Over Time, and the steps you need to follow to calculate change over time. It can be displayed in the classroom, used in a binder, or made smaller for a flashcard.