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Comparing fractions with different denominators is more fun with this flower craft! This hands-on resource helps students review and practice comparing fractions. Students compare fractions with unlike denominators and apply their understanding as they complete each part of the craft. This resource includes 4 differentiated options to support a variety of skill levels and classroom needs. Perfect for: Small groups or intervention Independent practiceMath centersSpring or Mother’s Day activitie

Introduce fractions with these Fractions Interactive Notes! This resource is perfect for guiding students as they learn fraction concepts and strategies. I use it as a foldable and complete it on an anchor chart while students fill in their own notes. It includes sections for students to: Define fraction vocabulary wordsWrite fractions using four different strategies or visualsPerfect for: Whole-group instruction with anchor chartsInteractive notebooks

Sometimes, to engage students, you have to participate in their trends—and this 6 and 7 worksheet did exactly that. This one-page activity was a favorite in my classroom and kept students focused while practicing important multiplication and division skills. Students list the multiples of 6 and 7, then use those numbers to create four related fact families for both multiplication and division. The finished product makes cute hallway decor. What’s Included: 1 worksheet Practice with multiples of

This hands-on math worksheet helps students practice and understand division using multiple strategies while staying highly engaged. Students use candy to model division problems, making abstract concepts more concrete and easier to understand. The activity focuses on three division strategies: Equal Groups Arrays Repeated Subtraction Perfect For: Math centers Small groups Hands-on review Enrichment or reteaching

Review multiplication strategies in a fun way with this football-themed math activity! Students review the following strategies: Repeated Addition Number Lines Equal Groups ArraysPerfect For: Math centers Review Super Bowl activities Classroom, hallway, or door decorations

Make area and perimeter practice engaging with these Area and Perimeter Task Cards! This set includes 16 task cards that give students multiple ways to think about and apply their understanding of area and perimeter. Questions include: Find missing side lengths Draw shapes to show area and perimeter Use tiles to count area Write equations and choose the best equation to represent area and perimeter While a simple recording sheet is included, the task cards can be laminated so students can

Make reviewing measurement hands-on with these matching cards for imperial and liquid units! Prefect For: Independent practiceSmall groupsMeasurement Review