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Quick check and practices for comparing fractions for third grade. These no prep activities would be great for independent work, reteach, small group, math center, or as a math review on fractions. Each practice activity is differentiated for students who need additional support in understanding the comparison of fractions. Each lesson will have a differentiated independent work. - One google form will be for students on-grade level and above grade level. - The second worksheet will be

Interactive Addition and Subtraction math mats for students to practice on their math fluency in school and at home. Encouraged to apply for grades kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. This is a no prep activity for adding the sums and finding the difference, which can be used for teaching a math lesson or when pulling a small group! Each slide includes numbers, manipulatives (counters, cubes, objects, etc.) for you to drag onto the mat EASILY, as well as strategy posters "I CAN" sta

This reading data tracker will collect each student's reading progress for every two to three months using Fountas and Pinnell A to Z. This organized color-code tracker is used in Google Sheets, where you can keep track of each student's reading level from the beginning of the school year to the end of the school year. Using this color-code data, teachers can create realistic and achievable reading goals for students, and set class-wide goals. The color-code works based on the benchmark reading

These Third Grade, Fourth Grade, and Fifth Grade interactive math mats on google slides are perfect for teaching multiplication word problem using equal groups. Students can use these to practice solving real-world mathematical word problems, yet interactively use equal groups on a digital mat to solve the problem. These no prep activities would be great for math lessons or for math centers. How to use it?The first slide will have a word problem, a blank number sentence, and numbers below.