Jens Elementary

Take your students on a fun and engaging math adventure across the world! In A Trip Across the World: USA and Japan, students compare money and time in the United States and Japan through hands-on math practice, critical thinking, and a creative poster project. This resource blends math, social studies, and global awareness in a kid-friendly way that’s perfect for 2nd grade learners. ✨ Best of all—this resource is fully editable in Google Docs, making it easy to customize for your classroom! Wha

Bring number sense to life with this bold, easy-to-read vertical classroom number line! Designed to fit perfectly on a standard classroom wall, this number line stretches from –15 to 100, helping students visualize values, compare integers, and understand numerical relationships in a clear and engaging way. A special enlarged section highlighting –1, 0, and +1 gives older students the support they need for deeper work with integers, absolute value, and operations with negative numbers. The ver

Bring measurement to life with Me, Measured!, a hands-on math project where students create a life-size body tracing, measure their own body parts, and compare the U.S. customary system and the metric system. This engaging project gets students moving, measuring, converting units, and reflecting on how different measurement systems work—all while having fun collaborating with classmates. Perfect for introducing or reinforcing measurement, unit conversion, and math writing in upper elementary cla

Make fractions meaningful with this Recipe Math Project, a real-world math activity that helps students practice multiplying and dividing fractions and mixed numbers using authentic recipes from home. Students bring in a recipe and use it to scale ingredients up and down, just like real chefs do! This project connects classroom math to everyday life and builds confidence with fraction operations. Perfect for upper elementary students who are learning to work with fraction multiplication and divi

✅ Aligned. Editable. Easy for students to understand.This 4th Grade Place Value Assessment is designed to provide teachers with a clear, organized, and student-friendly alternative to lengthy, cluttered textbook assessments. It supports and aligns with enVision Mathematics Topic 1: Place Value by Savvas Learning Company and covers essential place value skills through multiple question types. Questions include multiple choice, short constructed response, and real-world word problems, with

🍽Design Your Own Restaurant Project — Math Meets Creativity!Engage your students in a fun, real-world learning experience where they become restaurant owners! This project-based learning (PBL) activity combines math, design, creativity, and business skills to give students a meaningful hands-on challenge. Students will: Design their own restaurant (choose a theme, name, and logo) Create a tri-fold menu with real-world prices for appetizers, entrees, desserts, and drinks Use grid paper to p

A short, student-friendly 4th-grade place value study guide designed to support enVision Topic 1. This editable Google Doc includes rounding, comparing numbers, and place value practice with extra space for students to show their work. Perfect for review, quick checks, or pre-assessments. ✅ Editable, Student-Friendly, and Curriculum-AlignedThis 4th Grade Place Value Study Guide is designed to give students meaningful practice with rounding, comparing, and understanding multi-digit numbers —