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Make Volume & Capacity Engaging & Easy to Teach!This all-in-one bundle includes everything you need to teach volume and capacity through hands-on STEM investigations, problem-solving activities, and visual supports. Designed for Grades 3-4, these activities align with CCSS standards (3.MD.A.2 & 4.MD.A.2) and work for independent practice, math centers, small groups, or whole-class instruction. What’s Included in This Bundle?✔ Volume Measurement Investigation Stations – Hands-on activiti

Have you noticed that your students can solve routine problems involving volume and mass but they struggle when you give them something different? Are you wanting to introduce or build their understanding of mass and volume through problem solving? These 11 practical stations give students the space to explore and problem-solve. Using them, they will explore concepts like the fact that objects have mass and volume, they will divide measurements and they will solve non-routine problems related

Engage your students in real-world science exploration with these interactive Mass Measurement Investigation Stations! This hands-on STEM resource is designed to help students develop a deep understanding of mass, measurement tools, and scientific inquiry through practical, student-led investigations. Perfect for 3rd and 4th Grade, these stations encourage critical thinking, collaboration, and data analysis while aligning with NGSS and Common Core standards. What’s Included?✔ Five hands-

Have you noticed that your students can solve routine problems involving volume but they struggle when you give them something different? Are you wanting to introduce or build their understanding of volume through problem-solving? This practical station gives students the space to explore and problem-solve. Using them, they will explore concepts like the fact that objects have volume, they will divide volumes and they will solve non-routine problems related to volume. And in so doing, your st

Make volume measurement engaging and interactive with these hands-on STEM investigation stations! Designed for 3rd and 4th Grade, this resource helps students explore, estimate, and measure liquid volumes using real-world applications. Through practical, student-led investigations, learners will develop critical thinking skills, apply mathematical operations, and strengthen their understanding of measurement concepts. These activities align with Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and suppo

A collection of 30 Halloween and Thanksgiving-themed, grid drawing sheets. Grid drawing is a great way to practice hand-eye coordination and spatial reasoning. On these pages, students will copy the pictures on the left onto the slightly enlarged grid on the right. There are 30 pictures to choose from with different levels of detail. Use these in your classroom to practise drawing skills, as an early finisher, to introduce a topic or to practise hand-eye coordination and spatial reasoning. Looki

This resource is a combination of 5 interactive Google Slide presentations and 3 self-grading Google Forms. For more information, download the preview above.In the Google Slides (total 50 interactive slides): Students interact with the slides to identify, generate and compare equivalent fractions. The slides are scaffolded to allow learners to naturally progress through the skill. 1. Equivalent pizza fractions (10 slides where students compare various pizzas to find equivalent fractions) 2.

Send your students on a quest to use ratio to convert currency on planet Zurog and sell enough iCakes to attend the Zootball Universe Cup! Your students will be problem-solving and converting before they can say "Unihorn". For a more detailed, video preview of this product, please click here. In this PBL product you will receive a Google Slide deck containing:A problem: Zog, our fictional friend on the planet Zurog doesn’t have enough money to attend the Zootball Universe Cup! He and his friend

This resource contains a collection of 11 Multiplication Fact Quiz videos. The mental maths videos each have 25 questions related to a particular multiplication fact from 2 - 12. The questions are scaffolded and include the multiples of 10. For example, 4 x 3 = ? so 40 x 3 = ? The scaffolding allows students to look for patterns and develop strategies for solving their mental maths problems. Each question is also timed so students have 5 seconds to answer it. An answer key is provided at the en

Can you design and (virtually) build a sandpit for Tyler? But not just any sandpit, one that has ALL THE THINGS without over-flowing? In this problem-based volume resource, students will design a sandpit and complete calculations for the amount of sand needed, by working out the capacity of the sandpit as well as how much space the additional objects take up. They will do this by adding and subtracting volume and capacity. In this Google Slide deck, students will be scaffolded through solving t

Looking for a digital math centre where students can explore length and height? This is a perfect fit! In these 25 interactive Google Slides, students will compare lengths and heights as well as order them from smallest to biggest, shortest to tallest and visa-versa. Download the preview above for more detail.This resource includes:Two interactive Google Slide decks with a total of 25 interactive slides that scaffold students through discovering length by comparing objects' length and measuring

The perfect resource for a technology integrated classroom, these interactive slides will allow your students to explore the concept of area and then check their understanding in self-grading quizzes. The content is broken up into different sections that can be assigned independently or together so that you can provide differentiated instruction and avoid overwhelm. Download the preview above for more detail.This resource includes:Three interactive Google Slide decks with 55 interactive slides t

Needing to cover or revise the entire 4th Grade Geometry curriculum? This is the resource for you! With 42 interactive Google Slides, 8 digital anchor charts and 45 self-marking questions in Google Forms quizzes, you can really ensure that your students have a handle on lines, symmetry and polygons! Download the preview above for more detail.This resource includes:Three interactive Google Slide decks with 42 interactive slides: 1. Classify polygons: Students are required to identify the attribut

A fun way to practise identifying different types of shapes in images. Students will search for shapes based on descriptions or by name and color them according to a provided key. This product is available in digital and print format. **Download the preview above for a full description.** Included is: 1. Interactive Google Slides where students are asked to outline and colour different shapes by name. They are also required to count the number of each shape present. There is a separate Google Sl

Would you like your students to explore 3rd Grade geometry including polygons and their properties and then check their understanding in a self-grading Google Form? This resource is perfect for you! In it, students will use digital manipulatives in Google Slides to investigate the properties of polygons and compare them. A full answer key is provided. More specifically, this resource includes:1. An interactive Google Slides presentation with: 20 interactive slides requiring students to identif

This resource is a combination of an interactive Google Slide presentation and a self-grading Google Form. For more information, download the preview above. In the Google Slides: Students interact with the slides to place fractions on a number line. The slides are scaffolded to allow learners to naturally progress through the skill. In the Google Form: Students answer 20 questions about various fractions on a number line. The teacher is able to see where the students went right or wrong and can

Would you like your students to interact with fraction concepts digitally on Google Slides and then test their understanding using self-grading Google Forms? This resource allows your students to manipulate shapes to discover fractions in a scaffolded way. When they're finished, you can get insight into their learning through a self-grading quiz. **For a video preview of this product, visit here.**This resource is a combination of an interactive Google Slide presentation and a self-grading Goog

Are you wanting to check if your students can add fractions with the same denominator? This self-grading Google Form contains 20 questions on adding and subtracting fractions. Each question is visually presented with the fractions in the form of pizzas. Questions involve either multiple choice or short answers. **A printable version of the task cards is included in this resource. This resource is perfect for Formative or Diagnostic Assessment, to help inform future teaching. The teacher has imme

In this resource, you will get a self-grading, attractive Google Form that checks a students' ability to recognize and name fractions of a whole, in this case, a whole pizza. Students are asked to identify how much of the pizza has been eaten and how much of the pizza is left. Each fraction is included as an image so that it is properly formatted and is not shown using a slash. Printable task cards are included. This resource is perfect for Formative or Diagnostic Assessment, to help inform futu

In this resource, you get: A self-grading Google Form with 10, visually appealing task cards on Geometric Patterns. As a teacher, you can assign these task cards to your students. Once your students have finished answering, they will be able to see which answers they got right and wrong, as well as what the correct answer is. As the teacher, you are able to see what each student answered as well as which questions the class struggled with. If you would like to find out more about this resource,