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This resource can be used to review as a midpoint halfway through the 4th grade math school year. This includes concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication, area, division, fractions, mixed numbers and problem solving. The cards can be used in a variety of ways including a Scoot game, small group or rotation.

Use this as a great small group or independent practice for students to use dry erase mats and expanded form number cards to multiply larger numbers. A 4th grade Common Core standard made hands on. Can use this mat with manipulative as well! Purchase separate or look for my Bundle with all: -2 digit by 1 digit -3 digit by 1 digit -4 digit by 1 digit -2 digit by 2 digit THIS ONE INCLUDES - Mat to place in protective sleeves 8 remade problem cards number cards to cut out and use for expanded form

Using NFL stats from the 24-25 season, this activity is intended to instruct and follow up with the standards for rounding to a given place. It begins with player stats which could be used for a whole group model where students explain their thinking. Use the worksheet and cards to follow up in small group or independent activity.

This is designed to help the entire process of an informational writing assignment. It provides resources for research, text features to utilize in research and in presentation fo a poster, examples of my own students and a rubric to support the end products. Can be adapted for a variety of levels and can ad your own twist on it and requirements for your own students.

These task cards is what I use for early finishers, centers, a fun day of review, etc. It uses all 4 types of coins mixed sets. I have gone through and made sure there is a wide variety of mixes and nothing too similar. Students will get great practice with these task cards!

Use this resource to help students in the planning process of Narrative writing. Students explore different setting ideas and what types of stories could take place in each setting. Help students to brainstorm and use their creativity an imagination to begin details of a story of their own!

As special educators, we have to find the best way for us to track and monitor our students' goals. I feel like I am always trying to come up with or look for what will work best for me. This is an option you can try to monitor goals and objectives for your students' annual progress. The sheets have space for you to write in the goal, what accuracy you are hoping to achieve, the date it must be achieved by, your objectives and information on each trial they attempt. Hope it helps someone looking

These lists align with each week in the Wonders 2nd grade reading texts. Use them for students to have as bookmarks or use them for classroom displays. Choose your favorite card stock and keep them forever!

A great Back to School item, or for anytime! Have a scavenger hunt around the room to find items that begin with the letter sounds from A-Z. Great way to get to know the classroom or to practice initial sound!