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Students work alone or in small groups to solve multi-step story problems. Each question involves adding, subtracting, and/or comparing decimals. Each question includes menu items from popular fast food restaurants. Kit includes: Teacher Information Page (including Common Core Math Standards) 10 Posters 10 Question Cards Student Response Sheet Group Response Sheet Answer Key Student Worksheet Please leave feedback when you download this product. Follow me for more great products and freebies!

20 Practice Pages Focusing on 5th Grade CCSS Skills Give students the practice/review necessary for mastery of decimal comparison, rounding, place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Use these pages as a daily/weekly assignment. They can also be used as a pre- or post- assessment to assist in forming small groups for reteaching, instruction and enrichment. 5.NBT.2 Explain patterns in the number of zeros of the product when multiplying a number by powers of 10, and explai

Looking for a fun way to review important math computational skills? These Tangram Puzzles motivate students to practice without the monotony of another “skill and drill” worksheet. Students solve the problems so they can put each puzzle together, revealing the shape. Use them as a math center, a review activity, a challenge task, or for early finishers. KIT INCLUDES: 12 Tangram Puzzles (each for a different skill) 2 Student Recording Sheets (optional) Open-Ended Extension Activity (create a p

Students love playing SCOOT - especially because they get to move around the room while reviewing important math concepts. Each of the 30 task cards includes two numbers and asks students to compare them using <, >, or =. Use this game as a pre- or post- assessment of student understanding. It can be used to review comparing numbers before a unit test or end of year standardized tests. Cards could be placed at a center for students to complete independently. Please leave feedback when y

Multiple Choice Assessment (with answer key) Aligned to Tennessee State Standards SPI 0506.2.8 Write terminating decimals in the form of fractions or mixed numbers. Use this multiple choice assessment at the beginning of a unit to determine what students already know and what they need instruction. Use this assessment at the end of a unit to determine whether students have learned the material. Use the problems from this assessment as examples during instruction in whole group or small group

Students love playing games - especially because they get to move around the room while reviewing important math concepts. Each of the 36 game cards includes a decimal number and asks students to round the number to the specified place value. Use this game as a pre- or post- assessment of student understanding. It can be used to review rounding numbers before a unit test or end of year standardized tests. Cards could be placed at a center for students to complete independently. Please leave f

Multiple Choice Assessment (with answer key) Aligned to Tennessee State Standards SPI 0506.2.9 Compare whole numbers, decimals and fractions using the symbols <, >, and =. Use this multiple choice assessment at the beginning of a unit to determine what students already know and what they need instruction. Use this assessment at the end of a unit to determine whether students have learned the material. Use the problems from this assessment as examples during instruction in whole group or