Jami Cope

This is a 3rd Grade TEKS-Aligned tool that can be used as notes to support teaching, station work after fraction lessons, or material for tutoring/resource lessons for upper grades. TEKS addressed on each page are listed in the upper corner. Concepts addressed are equal/unequal parts, numerator/denominator, unit fractions, partitioning, composing/decomposing fractions, equal shares, equivalent fractions, comparing fractions and ways to represent fractions with denominators of 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8.

This PDF can be used as-is or imported as a smart board lesson. Use the PDF as a guide to introduce major concepts of fractions, such as: -Fractions are equal parts of a whole -As the denominator gets larger, the parts get smaller -We use fractions every day; sharing evenly is a great example. Designed for your personal classroom use. If colleagues wish to use this resource, please direct them to TpT. Intro to Fractions Presentation by Jami Cope is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution

This is a 3rd Grade CCSS-Aligned tool that can be used as notes to support teaching, station work after fraction lessons, or material for tutoring/resource lessons for upper grades. CCSS addressed on each page are listed in the upper corner. Concepts addressed are equal/unequal parts, numerator/denominator, unit fractions, partitioning, composing/decomposing fractions, equal shares, equivalent fractions, comparing fractions and ways to represent fractions with denominators of 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8.

This game is a great way to practice recognizing and naming fractions. It is a black & white file that is easy to print, cut and use immediately. I Have Who Has Fractions by Jami Cope is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This is a file that contains cards for an Ultimate Treasure Box©. These cards include rewards that can be earned on a point system in any classroom, and will enhance any classroom management system you currently use. I have found this to be a MUCH better motivator in my classroom than the traditional treasure box because the rewards really mean something to the students. Enjoy!