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Students use data they have collected about the Super Bowl and their predictions to answer 3 multistep percentage questions. I have provided an example I did in class as well.

Line plot activity that has the students tally all the Super Bowls won over the last 60 years, then they construct a line plot and answer questions.

This is rubric is created for a cultural food fair unit. This rubric shows the requirements for the project, including cooking and a poster advertisement.

This activity includes 10 different worksheets, answer keys, and my student examples. The purpose of this activity is to help students do the following. find equivalent fractions using geometric shapesfind different ways to write the totals (fractions greater than one, mixed numbers, etc)realize that one whole can be different sizes, much like different-sized whole candy bars, etc. 5th-grade teachers extend it to show multiplication a connection when shape values repeat a given number of times.O

This product contains a note taking sheet, answer key, and a metric unit placemat students can use to convert units.

This product has three lesson activities, a quiz, and an answer key. To do the activities it is helpful to have rulers, tape measures, capacity containers, and scales. Students use the theme spring to explore customary units of measurement.

I use this rubric when I have students write a reflection. I give them a copy before the write the reflection and write their grade with comments on it.

I use this form at midterms, report cards, and between. It communicates behavior and best practices of the student. I also have a portion that allows the teacher or parent to request a conference. Most of the time I attach this to the grade report.

This product gives you two useful ideas that will combine a literary lesson and bulletin board idea. One lesson is using literary devices and the other is writing poems.