Hilary

Use this to assess your students' knowledge of fractions. This includes questions on identifying basic fractions, shading fractions, comparing fractions with different denominators, and fractions of a set. Recommended for second and third grade, but may be appropriate for higher thinking first graders or review for fourth graders.

This can be used as a fun introduction to learning about or reviewing patterns. Students can share the patterns they see with the class. It would be fun to hang everyone's paper on the wall at the beginning of the year, and would give the class more exposure to learn each others' names. There are three different versions for you to choose from, depending on the length of children's names and/or level of difficulty.

Use this handout as a guide to "hunt" for 3-D shapes in the classroom. Students can work individually, with a partner, or in small groups.

Students must be able to identify quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies. They will count the amounts shown and compare using the greater than, less than, or equal to symbols.

Use this sheet to help students review weight (mass). This can be used during a math unit or as a supplement to a science unit on matter. Use in class or for homework.