Janel Hummel

I use these standards cards for displaying on my agenda. This year, the students will be tracking the standards they've been learning along with their assessment scores (check my store for a form I use). These standards are the LOUISIANA standards, but are very similar to Common Core.They are color-coded: green = major standardblue = supporting standardyellow = additional standard

This is a self made 10 problem worksheet in which students have to decide which model is shown by a whole number times a fraction problem. It is multiple choice - there are 4 sets of models to choose from for each problem. This is modeled after problems from the LEAP test for Fourth Grade.

I use these standards cards for displaying on my agenda. This year, the students will be tracking the standards they've been learning along with their assessment scores (check my store for a form I use). These standards are the LOUISIANA standards, but are very similar to Common Core.They are color-coded: green = major standardblue = supporting standardyellow = additional standard

I use these standards cards for displaying on my agenda. This year, the students will be tracking the standards they've been learning along with their assessment scores (check my store for a form I use). These standards are the LOUISIANA standards, but are very similar to Common Core.They are color-coded: green = major standardblue = supporting standardyellow = additional standard

I use these standards cards for displaying on my agenda. This year, the students will be tracking the standards they've been learning along with their assessment scores (check my store for a form I use). These standards are the LOUISIANA standards, but are very similar to Common Core.They are color-coded: green = major standardblue = supporting standardyellow = additional standard

This is the data tracker I made for my students to track the standards for each unit. The reasoning behind this is that I want them to understand why I am asking them to learn certain concepts. I want them to take ownership of their learning and be proud at the end of year for what they have accomplished.Works for any curriculum or grade level. I uploaded the excel version so you can tweak and personalize if needed.

18 problems dealing with multiplicative comparisons - but with unknown factors and known product. I couldn't find anything like it so I made it myself.

I love making Spreadsheets to make my life easier! This spreadsheet contains 7 different sheets to aid any type of teacher. Once you download you can tweak to your interests. Instructional Laps Weekly Planner Meeting Notes Homework Checklist Small Group Plan Calendar for August thru May Parent Communication Log I just wanted something where my most commonly used spreadsheets are all in the same document. Made in Excel, but I think it can also be used in Google Sheets. You can download to pr

I couldn't find the one I wanted, so I made this one. I mounted the slides onto colored construction paper. You can do the same based on your colors. This is based on 7 colors. TPT uploading as distorted the type, but once you download, you can fix.

I love making powerpoints to help my students review. We have scientific notation exercises, along with pythagorean Theorem and square roots and cube roots.

This is from Eureka Math Squared for 8th grade. I made this to help my students practice figuring distance when doing dilations. There are 13 slides total.

Mean, Median, and Mode review

Order of operations powerpoint......I used it to review before a test

I made this powerpoint when I was teaching Mean Absolute Deviation to my 6th graders. Tough Subject, but this helped.

Adding fractions, recognition of fractions, recognition of decimals

I made a standards based assessment for math to fit the needs of my students. The thumbnails TPT is using are changing my format for some reason, but when you download you can fix the spacing.

Basic Fractions and decimals test

Students have to change decimals into fractions and find common denominators for other fractions. The point of this exercise is to get students to compare and order decimals/fractions.

I couldn't find one that fit my needs, so I made my own! This is based on seven colors, but you can edit to fit your needs. Not sure if format will stay the way I put it, but you can reformat once you download.

has area/perimeter, distributive property, box method for multiplying, comparing tenths and hundredths