Heather Cunningham

This is an activity that allows students to use their knowledge of genetics and inherited traits to create and elf based upon the parent elves. Color and black and white version. Graphics from Creative Clips.

Recording sheet to go along with the Bill Nye the Science Guy episode covering food webs. The first half of the sheet is fill in the blank and follows the episode in order. The bottom half of the sheet contains questions for the kiddos to answer to check for understanding.

Task cards for students to practice solving single step word problems involving multiplication and division. There are 24 task cards and a recording sheet that can be used as a scoot or in small groups.

Students roll a die to determine which parent the bug receives a trait from. They then draw a picture of what the baby bug would look like.

This lesson is to introduce students to capacity. Students will be asked to use a cup provided by the teacher to measure out beans into different sized containers. Ways to play: 1. This can be run as a front/back worksheet to use while measuring. 2. This can be put into a math rotation as a recording sheet.

I made this for my third graders that are learning the difference between a subject and a predicate. I have also incorporated some spriral review in as well (kinds of sentences, capitalization, and ending marks). They roll subject and predicate dice, record the sentence, and mark the simple, compound, and complete subject/predicate. This product includes: 1 directions sheet 1 recording sheet 2 subject dice 2 predicate dice 2 blank dice

This is a fun end of the year project. Kiddos will research a job/career of their choice, present that career to the class, and be involved on the interview process. Includes: -Research with guiding questions -Blank newspaper ad -Interview questions -Blank resume -Easy grading rubric for research sheet and newspaper ad -Ideas for presentation and management

Included are several activities requiring students to estimate and measure common classroom objects with linking cubes. All activities can be used as a whole class activity or in math rotations. . -Tip: Having them write their estimates in marker will keep them from going back to change answers.

This is an I Have Who Has game that will allow students to practice place value in a fun, fast paced way. There are enough cards for 24 students.

This is a memory match game to reinforce arrays and multiplication. The kiddos will match an array to a multiplication number sentence. There are 24 game cards. The factors range from 1-8.

24 questions for kiddos to practice their area and perimeter skills. These task cards include word problems, multiplying to find area, adding to find perimeter, and finding the length of missing sides. These are a higher level than my other area and perimeter task cards. Includes: 24 task cards Recording sheet

Just a quick survey to get student feedback at the end of the year.

Fourth grade quiz covering 3 types of multiplication comparisons, area models, partial products, and two step word problems involving multiples of 10.

This is a game the kiddos can do during math rotations. Includes: -Game Board -24 Question Cards -Answer Sheet Directions: Kiddos will roll one die to see how many spaces they move. They then have to draw a card and answer the question correctly before they can move. The first one to the finish line wins!

This is a game the kiddos can do during math rotations. Includes: -Game Board -24 Question Cards -Answer Sheet Directions: Kiddos will roll one die to see how many spaces they move. They then have to draw a card and answer the question correctly before they can move. The first one to the finish line wins!

I have who has with measurement to the nearest quarter inch.

This product includes: -24 area and perimeter task cards -Recording sheet The students are required to find the are and perimeter of various polygons when given the length of sides or square units. Goes along with: 3. MD.C.7 3. MD.C.6 3. MD.C.5 3. MD.D.8

Nine weeks of rigorous fourth grade spiral review. This can be used as weekly homework, test prep, station work, spiral review, morning work, or warm-up. Covers content covered in the first quarter. Introduces new concepts while consistently spiraling previously learned material. Offers weekly tasks or problem solving opportunities. 18 pages of standards based questions.

Directions: -Print the form and hang it somewhere in your classroom that is visible to students and easily accessible to the teacher. -Set a reward for the kiddos to work towards, and the amount of times the class must “win” before they earn the reward. -Whenever the kiddos are not meating your expectations, the teacher receives a tally in the teacher box. -Whenever the kiddos are on task and meeting your expectations, they receive a point in the student box. -Whoever has the most points at th

The students will be asked to find the fraction of regions and sets. This product includes: -20 task cards -Recording sheet Some of the activities that these task cards can be used for are scoots, scavenger hunts, and math stations. The task cards can even be used as an assessment.