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Students color the ice cream scoops and then glue them onto the paper above the bowl. I make sure students know they must do at least 4 flavors. Inside the bowl students write the fractions for each ice cream flavor.

These are printouts for 8 all done activities with a presentation showing pictures of mine and the materials I purchased to create them, as well as the materials I created. This includes: - 8 sets of directions - Jenga Writing Cards - Pizza Fraction Cards - Number worksheet for dice math - Word list for dictionary search The 8 fast finishers/all done activities in this set are: 1. Jenga Writing 2. Play Doh Fractions 3. Secret Cursive Messages 4. Pop It Math 5. Dice Math 6. Write About It 7. Dic

These are posters to hang in your room (8 by 10) that show the number multiplication of 1 - 12.

Students will use this to determine the area and perimeter of their zoo enclosures, and then show those enclosures on the map. Students will roll dice to determine the side lengths of the rectangle.

These are posters I printed and Laminated and used as part of my focus wall with my daily I can Statements. Included: - Attention getters - Expectation Posters - Hand Signals - Days in school Tracker - Daily Number Tracker - 1 - 150 Number Chart

This file has the toppings to cut out, the correct number of fractional pieces to place the toppings and the directions for students to follow. These are perfect to make plate-sized pizzas.

These are posters to hang in your room (8 by 10) that show the number multiplication of 1 - 12.

Multiplication story problems for students to solve. Answer Key included

These are 8 by 10 multiplication posters of numbers 1-12 to hang in the classroom.

Catchy slogan posters for groups of 10, greater than/less than, gus the plus poster, linus the minus poster, telling time information, number chart, odd and even numbers, and money!

Print these and hang them up on your wall to show your students how to draw the numbers, and represent them in base 10.

Give these to your students to help them set up their problems and keep their numbers in order.