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Students need to see themselves represented as mathematicians through their peers and through those that look like them and have encountered similar situations. Positive self-efficacy is critical to increasing student achievement and showing students others that have been successful is the best way to do that. Motivate students to persevere, set goals, and have a growth mindset as they work towards success in math with this mathematician of the month bulletin board kit. You can highlight a famou

Anchor charts for place value in 5th grade are a great way to assist students in math operations that are developed through place value understanding. Each anchor chart shows students how to use the place value chart to anchor their thinking. The models align with common core state standards as well as the strategies taught in Eureka math curriculum. In addition to the place value strategies, a metric unit conversions anchor chart is included as well. This resource is a great learning tool. It c

Anchor charts for place value in 5th grade are a great way to assist students in math operations that are developed through place value understanding. This anchor chart shows students how to use the place value chart to anchor their thinking. This model aligns with common core state standards as well as the strategies taught in the Eureka Math curriculum. * * You may also be interested in: Anchor Charts for Place Value- 5th Grade MathPowers of 10 Drag and Drop ActivityMath Vocabulary Flipbook-D

Anchor charts for place value in 4th grade are a great way to assist students in math operations that are developed through place value understanding. Each anchor chart shows students how to use place value understanding to anchor their thinking. The models align with common core state standards as well as the strategies taught in Eureka math curriculum. In addition to the anchor charts, there are also student worksheets for them to engage in solving the problems on their own. This will help the

Anchor charts for fractions in 4th Grade are the perfect way to support students when solving operations with fractions. These anchor charts support students in their conceptual understanding as well as procedural understanding of the standards in the fractions domain. Each anchor chart shows students how to use fraction models to solve or guides them through procedural understanding for completing operations with fractions. The fraction models align with the common core state standards as well

Place value with whole numbers and decimals can be a difficult concept for many students to grasp. The products in this bundle are designed to support students in their understanding as well as offer alternative strategies for students to practice with. The bundle include anchor charts for all NBT standards in 4th and 5th Grade. This set includes 6 Place Value Products: Anchor Charts for Place Value- 4th Grade Anchor Charts for Place Value- 5th Grade Word Form to Standard Form Task Cards 5th G

This powers of 10 place value activity allows students to engage with the 5th grade math skill, NBT.A.1-2, in a tactile way. Students can use the place value chart as a strategy to multiply and divide by powers of 10 as they drag and drop each number to the correct place value according to what the number is being multiplied or divided by. Also included is a Google Form for students to record their answers and check for correctness. This helps you as the teacher to hold students accountable to

Positive notes home are a great way to create intentional connections with students and parents. Use this set of positive note postcard templates to send meaningful messages to your students. You can send these Google slides directly to parents or you can download them as PDFs or JPGs to send as an email! Sending positive notes home is a great way to build teacher-student relationships and it just became a whole lot easier and with less paper. Celebrate in a positive way by letting students kno

This math self-efficacy resource is the perfect way to build math confidence in your students and embed social emotional learning (SEL) and a growth mindset. Are you looking for a math self-efficacy resource to build your students' confidence in math? Are you wanting to build strong student-teacher relationships? Do you want to implement activities for social-emotional learning, but feel time constraints? These agenda and check-in slides are a perfect way to build math self-efficacy, reinforce S

Help your students write fractions in simplest form with this no prep activity. This lesson is designed to support 4th and 5th grade standards and works well as a center activity, especially for state test prep. It is a scaffolded digital activity with instructional guidance that helps students identify when a fraction needs to be simplified and how to successfully simplify it when it needs to be. This activity is hosted through Boom Learning so it's a perfect digital activity that self-checks.

This questionnaire survey is the perfect first week of school or beginning of the year activity. It will not only give you information about each student's math attitude,but it will also help you get to know your students better. To avoid students approaching the survey with a negative mindset, I avoid calling it a math attitude survey on the student-facing end. Simply tell students that you'd like to get to know them better. This survey will tell you everything that you need to know. This ques

Your students will love these test motivation treat tags. These motivational posters make a great testing bulletin board or door decoration. This is the perfect set for students who experience test anxiety. You will receive: 9 motivational quote colored posters 9 motivational quote black and white posters 1 sheet of treat tags in color 1 sheet of treat tags in black and white 1 set of bulletin board/ door decor with a banner and letters (in color and black and white) This resource works well

This virtual Get to Know You activity is a great way to build student relationships the first week of school. It can also be used as a brain break during distance learning. Students will love racing to be the first to get three in a row and let their classmates know how they have spent their time. Can be played in any platform that students have access to write on the screen. * * * * Want TpT credit to use on future purchases? Go to your My Purchases page and you'll see a Provide Feedback link.

This Would You Rather Activity is a great way to jump back into school with some fun after welcoming in a new year. It's a fun way for students to reflect on the past year as they prepare themselves to set goals for the new year. This game can be played virtually or in person and can also be used as a brain break during distance learning. Students enjoy having to select which of their favorite activity they would rather take part in. This game can be played in any platform that students have ac

This product is aligned with Eureka Math and Common Core for 5th Grade Math-Place Value. It supports Common Core standards 5.NBT.1, 5.NBT.3, and 5.NBT.4. Some students have a difficult time renaming units and therefore struggle with these 5th grade standards. This practice is a building block for students to develop a full understanding of place value. You may also be interested in: Anchor Charts for Place Value- 5th Grade Anchor Charts for Place Value- 4th Grade Understanding Place ValuePositi

Looking for new year activities to celebrate the first day of school in the new year? This bundle includes a fun game to play whole class as well as an independent activity for students to reflect and plan on their own. These activities are both Google Slide files so can easily be shared with students if you are returning to a virtual setting. It also works perfect for face-to-face classrooms where each student has a device. The Would You Rather game could also be used as a brain break later in

This activity is a great beginning-of-the-year activity and a way to build student relationships during the first week of school. It can be played virtually or in person and can also be used as a brain breaks virtually or in person. Students will love to get a kick out of selecting which activity they would rather take part in. Can be played on any platform that students have access to write on the screen or poll. * * This resource works well with ⬇️: Math Attitude Survey/QuestionnairePositive

DIGITAL STICKERS FOR MOTIVATIONFoster a growth mindset in your students with these digital stickers for motivation. These stickers are a great way to encourage students. When they experience difficulty, these stickers will be a constant reminder to them to persevere. A perfect way to support students that deal with math anxiety. Each sticker is a separate PNG image on a Google slide. You can share with students through email for them to use. They enjoy using them as backgrounds for Zoom. * * OT

This motivation station is a great growth mindset resource to build self-efficacy in students in math class. It's also a way to incorporate social-emotional learning (SEL) in your math class. Students are able to build self-efficacy and focus on self-awareness. Similar to the purpose of an affirmation mirror, this motivation station can be placed in the sleeve of a student's binder and becomes portable. Students can stay motivated and encouraged as they may encounter struggles throughout their d

This virtual scavenger hunt is a great way to build student relationships the first week of school. It can also be used as a brain break during distance learning. Students will love racing to find these items around their home. Can be played in any platform that students have access to a web camera. * * * * Want TpT credit to use on future purchases? Go to your My Purchases page and you'll see a Provide Feedback link. Select that link and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick