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These word problems require students to convert units of measurement between both the metric and customary systems.

What student doesn't enjoy a good scavenger hunt? Students measure various items in the room, using tape measures, rulers and yardsticks. This classroom activity is great for active student involvement!

This 10 question scavenger hunt is a fun way to assess student knowledge of multiplying fractions (fractions, whole numbers, and mixed numbers). Each word problem is written to give students practice with real world application. The problems are numbered 1-10 and there is an answer at the top of each card. Students solve one problem, answering in simplest form, and then hunt to find the answer on a different card in the room. Once they've found their answer, they work the problem on the ne

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Earthquake Terror."

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "And Then What Happened, Paul Revere?"

This set of word problems is divided into two sections; customary and metric. Each problem requires students to add or subtract units of measurement and then convert to find an answer.

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Black Cowboy, Wild Horses."

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "La Bamba."

I use this writing activity as a center for my students. It encourages students to think about and explain the processes they used in solving conversions within the customary units of measurement.

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Fear Place."

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Dear Mr. Henshaw."

Students will explore order of operations and equations as they place parenthesis to try to make the number sentence true.

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Mom's Best Friend."

Students can continue their practice of order of operations (5.OA.1) at home with this 4-problem homework assignment.

This can be used as a test or quiz to assess students understanding of conversions between the metric and customary systems of measurement.

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Volcano."

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "A Boy Called Slow."

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Katie's Trunk."

I use this writing activity as a center for my students. It encourages students to think about and explain the processes they used in solving word problems involving volume.

This reading contract uses Bloom's Taxonomy to deepen students thinking with four fun, engaging activities and projects that go along with "Yang the Second and Her Secret Admirers."