Jackie Roach

This daily Math homework not only reviews students on the current skills the are working on, but it also loops back to things they have learned in the past. Each lesson reviews skills that may have even been taught at the beginning of the year. These homeworks have been proven to be effective in assisting students in passing standardized tests. The majority of my most previous class was made up of EIP and special needs students, of whom 100% passed the Georgia CRCT, and over 83% of all students

This is the second in the set of daily homework assignments. They are all common core formatted.

This BINGO game helps students practice multi-step word problems. The word problems are common core formatted.

This power point uses pictures to show students how to use repeated addition and multiplication facts to find the products in multiplication problems.

This powerpoint introduces students to the diffferent parts of a circle (center point, radius, and diameter.) It also requires students to give a reason for stating whether a point or segment is a center point, radius, or diameter of a circle.

These Math centers cover a large variety of common core standards. Some activities allow for students to work with others, while others may be done independently. All of the activities are common core formatted. Skills include place value, estimation, addition and subtraction with regrouping, word problems, division, properties of addition, and multiplication using arrays.

This Common Core related power point assists students in knowing how to solve real-world word problems. It shows students steps in how to make solving word problems easier.

This assessment is common core related and contains constructed response questions on multiplicative comparisons.

This power point shows how the students will be asked to answer questions relating to missing addends according to common core. It takes the students through the steps of how to solve the problems.

These activity cards assist students with the following Math standards. The task cards are common core formatted. MCC.3.OA.5. APPLY PROPERTIES OF OPERATIONS AS STRATEGIES TO MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE. MCC.3.NBT.2 FLUENTLY ADD AND SUBTRACT WITHIN 1000 USING STRATEGIES AND ALGORITHMS BASED ON PLACE VALUE, PROPERTIES OF OPERATIONS, AND/OR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADDITION/SUBTRACTION.

These Math assessments contain pre-tests and post-tests for Units 1-4 and they are written in common core format. There are also a couple of quizzes included in the assessments.

This is daily Math morning work that is aligned to common core standards. This first set contains problems on addition and subtraction with regrouping, place value, estimating, word problems, patterns, and comparing numbers.

This is the third in the set of daily homework assignments. They are all common core formatted.

This power point shows students how to multiply a whole number and a fraction using a model, repeated addition, and standard algorithm. It also shows how to change an improper fraction into a mixed number.

This power point contains common core style questions from Unit One. It has place value problems, estimating problems, multiplication problems, word problems, calculation problems, open-ended questions, etc. This is great to use for an intervention tool for those students who struggle with any of the standards in Unit One.

This power point reviews the fraction standards, NF1, NF2, and NF3.

This pre-test and post-test is common core aligned for fractions.

This powerpoint teaches and reviews how to decompose factors, which is also known as the distributive property of multiplication.

This is a common core, constructed response style assessment on place value, estimation, and comparing numbers for fourth grade students.

This assessment is common core aligned for Geometry.