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Math Strategy charts using all mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division ) for third grade or fourth grade. The math strategy charts can be used as posters/mini anchor charts for our visual learners, and provides guidance in choosing the strategy that works BEST for them. Also included are math self-checklists which are differentiated (high, on-level, and below). It used to self-assess when completing their work, and when solving mathematical word problems

Fraction Strategy charts for comparing fractions and understanding the parts of a whole (best for third grade or fourth grade). These fraction strategy charts can be used as posters /mini anchor charts for our visual learners, for small group as a resource, and provides guidance in choosing the strategy that works BEST for them. These charts also guides them to understand how to look at a fraction or how to use the strategy when comparing fractions. DETAILS of What's Included: Fraction charts i

What you need when starting the telling time unit. These charts are great to show your students when learning about time. Place them on acrylic holders to set on each table, put them in their math folders, or make them into mini size and insert a ring holder for students to take home or use in the classroom. What charts are included? using prior knowledge in fractions to tell timeparts of a clock/digital clocktelling time in 1s, 5s, or 10sfinding elapsed time2 pages of important words used in te

Every classroom needs labels on those clocks for our scholars! This includes the minutes from 0 - 55, and different ways to tell time. Hope you found this useful! Love, Inspiredbits