Heather Ohmann

These worksheets will take students step by step through the process of practice putting fractions in simplest form. They will start by practicing finding the greatest common factor (GCF). There are 6 worksheets, including a guided practice worksheets with notes at the top. Included is also a mystery message, matching activity and extra practice! Answer Keys included! They are designed to go with the Worksheets lesson or used independently. Matching Simplifying Fractions Lesson Slides Worksheets

These worksheets teach students how to add fractions with unlike denominators. The worksheets include finding the Least Common Multiple and finding like denominators. The explicit, step-by-step instructions will help students fully understand the process and what is happening when they put two fractions together! Worksheets Included:2 Least Common Multiple Worksheets4 Scaffolded Worksheets2 Extra Practice WorksheetsMatching Products!These slides match the worksheets! This is a packet of 30 wor

In this activity students can either design their own floor level map or use an already filled in map. They will first need to find the missing dimensions. Then calculate the area of each room. Finally, they will calculate how much square feet of carpet they'll need to cover the carpeted areas! Skills Used: Finding AreaDouble digit multiplication Finding missing dimensions of a rectangle4 Leveled Worksheets: Design your own map and find the area of the roomsFind the missing dimensions and then

These slides go through all the steps to simplify fractions: Lesson targets, finding factors and finding the greatest common factor are all included. The worksheets provide extra practice and match the slides! The slides will teach students step-by-step how to reduce fractions. They can be projected on the board and the students can follow along at their desk with whiteboards, iPads or scratch paper! You can even send them the whole slide deck and they can follow along with you if they have th

With these worksheets, students can practice long division with the box method for 3 digit by 1 digit division problems. The box method for long division is the easiest and cleanest way to do long division. The worksheets provided a gradual release of responsibility that will help students master the skill! The worksheets include both with and without remainders. Once you learn the box method, you won't go back! These slides help teach the skill: Box Method 3X1 Slides

Students will compare fractions on a number line! They will label the number line and then place the fractions in the correct spot. They will then use the number line to compare using the symbols < , > , and =. The worksheets are completely scaffolded for student success!