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A decimal grid and math placemat to help teach 4th and 5th graders place value, decimals, and tenths, hundredths, thousandths grid. This one page decimal place value placemat can be laminated or put in a page protector to be used repeatedly at centers or to help kids do practice to visualize decimals. Helps with visual representation of decimals and number operations.

Looking for high-quality adding and subtracting decimals practice?  Adding and Subtracting Decimals 5th Grade TEST PREP PACKET includes 15 pages of adding and subtracting decimals practice with just subtracting or adding, single-step word problems, mulit-step word problems.  Adding and Subtracting Decimals can be so tricky!  This packet is perfect as a supplement to your core curriculum or a great activity for math intervention and for State Test Prep Practice! Each question is a multiple choic

Spring Fraction Bulletin Board Math Activity – 4th Grade Envisions (Topic 9) All of the resources align with lessons taught in Topic 9 in the envisions math curriculum. Topic 9: Understand Addition and Subtraction of Fractions Model Addition of Fractions Decompose Fractions Addition Fractions with Like Denominators Model Subtraction of Fractions with Like Denominators Model Subtraction of Fractions with Like Denominators Model Addition & Subtraction of Mixed Numbers Add Mixed Number

Frayer models are a great way to go more in-depth with your vocabulary! They are a perfect addition for an interactive notebook or any type of notes. This download includes Frayer models in 3 different Variations of the frayer model for your ELLs and SWDs and Gifted and Talented Students and General Education Students. It includes a ready-to-print PDF version. I left example of how we use it in our classroom using specific vocabulary words.

Looking for high-quality additive angles practice?  Finding the Missing Angles 4th Grade TEST PREP PACKET includes 15 pages of adding and subtracting angles practice.  Decomposing angles can be so tricky!  This packet is perfect as a supplement to your core curriculum or a great activity for math intervention and for State Test Prep Practice! Each question is a multiple choice question that aligns with Next Generation Learning Standards. I use this packet in multiple ways when teaching compleme

Here is a review worksheet that aligns with Envisions Topic 12 for third graders. Specifically 12.1-12.2! Version 2 I use this worksheet sometimes as a POP QUIZ, homework, and/or extra practice worksheet.

These three worksheets are differentiated by problem for lesson 13.5 in Envisions Grade 3. I use these sheets for a great bulletin board activity to showcase their knowledge of comparing fractions. I have students solve the problem then cut out the shoe print. The circle means low, triangle medium, and square for higher level students.

Multi Digit and Subtraction with Regrouping Worksheet! Many of these worksheets use the standard algorithm strategy to help your students learn and practice subtraction with regrouping in a meaningful way! Happy teaching!

Help your students master 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication with or without regrouping. Mastery can be difficult and often requires repeated practice. This packet gives your students multiple ways to intensively practice 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication. Each individual sheet has a reasonable number of problems so it is not overwhelming. There are different pages to use for practice and assessment.

A cut-and-paste activity that helps develop fraction and decimal number sense using the benchmark values of 0, 1/2, and 1. Students will cut out a series of fractions or sort the fractions.

I use this resource to check to see if students are able to draw models correctly and see if they can compare fractions with like denominators using <, >, or =.

Here is a review worksheet that aligns with Envisions Topic 12 for third graders. Specifically 12.1-12.2! I use this worksheet sometimes as a POP QUIZ, homework, and/or extra practice worksheet.

Here is a review worksheet that aligns with Envisions Topic 12 for third graders. Specifically 12.1-12.2! I use this worksheet sometimes as a POP QUIZ, homework, and/or extra practice worksheet.