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Hello teachers, The 3 Read Strategy Protocol Anchor Chart and editable Graphic Organizer are great tools to help students solve real-life math stories. They give students a step-by-step guide to help them read and analyze word problems, making sure they know what the problem is asking. In this zip file, you will find two versions of the Protocol Anchor Charts and an editable Graphic Organizer.

Hello teachers, This is a voice-level monitoring system to be used in your classroom throughout the day. It has 4 different levels and comes in both cardstock version and poster version. This helps students regulate their voice levels throughout the day according to your specifications. This allows you to teach and help your students learn self-regulation skills. This can be used at any level ranging from Kindergarten through high school! I hope this helps you and your students.

Hello teachers, This resource is a good place to start with your fifth grader on 5.NBT.1 where thoughtful mathematicians recognize that in a multi-digit number, a digit in one place represents 10 times as much as it represents in the place to its right and 1/10 of what it represents in the place to its left. 5.NBT.1.In the zip file, you will find an Editable Place Value Math Talk, Chart, hundredth chart to fraction to decimal templates, homework, and differentiated independent worksheets

This Cause and Effect Bundle includes an Anchor Chart, 16 Cause and Effort Sort activities, Blank Sort, and 21 Graphic Organizers ( various Cause and Effect charts, Information Web, Cause and Effect Chain, Herringbone Diagram/Fishbone Diagram). It is perfect for all grade levels and subjects.

Engage your fifth-grade students in a dynamic and thought-provoking math activity with our "Exploring Place Values: Open-Ended Math Story Problem" resource. This carefully crafted teaching material is designed to align with the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics, specifically targeting the standard 5.NBT.1. Are you searching for an innovative way to challenge your students' understanding of place value concepts while fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills? Look no furthe

Hello teachers, This product has 3 pages of Finding Area worksheets plus an editable template that you can create new questions that accommodate your students' levels. The file format is Powerpoint which means you will have total control over revision. It is designed for 3rd grade, and 4th grade, and can be used in introductory lessons, independent station activities, and homework.

Hello teachers, This resource is super helpful for students who struggle with place value in upper elementary grades. It has 3 differentiated versions of the place value chart that cover 5.NBT.1 to 5.NBT.3 standards. In addition, it comes with a hundredth chart template with examples of how to convert fractions to decimals.

Presenting the "Open-Ended Math Story Problems for Mastery of Standard 5.NBT.3" – an exceptional instructional tool meticulously created to empower your students with a profound understanding of the critical concept of number comparisons and place value relationships. Elevate your teaching with the "Open-Ended Math Story Problems for Mastery of Standard 5.NBT.3." Watch as your students embrace the beauty of numbers and deepen their understanding of place value through these captivating and intel

Hello fellow Mathematicians, This is a packet of multiplication practices ( 10 sheets) with word problems. It is useful as: • skills practice as you encounter these concepts in your 3rd grade math curriculum, • practice for fast finishers, • small group work, • homework, and • in math centers. Grade Levels: late 2nd and early 3rd Common Core Standards: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.OA.A.1Interpret products of whole numbers, e.g., interpret 5 × 7 as the total number of objects in 5 groups of 7 objects

This free resource can support you with your open-ended CGI math stories.

This is a CGI monitoring checklist. For CGI, you want to choose 3 students to present their strategies (rank by sophistication, concrete to abstract). This checklist works well for anticipation, monitoring, and sequencing.