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"I have, Who has" is a game that reinforces math skills. The kids love this! When ever I pull it out the kids cheer! "I have Who has" is a "chain reaction" activity for the kids, this one focusing on place value. These cards are made up of a mixture of 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit numbers that are written in expanded form, word form, and built with place value blocks. Distribute all 27 cards to students. Some students may have more than one card. Select a START student to read one of th

This is a fraction assessment for third graders. This test has students: -Identify the shaded part of a fraction of a whole, of a set, and on a number line. -Identify the fractions on a number line. -Shade a fraction of a whole, a set, and on a number line correctly so it matches the fraction given. -Compare fraction with , and = that have common numerators OR common denominators, one equivalent fraction. -Put fractions in order from largest to smallest, one question with common numerators

This document is in a Smart Notebook format--If you do not have Smart Notebook on your computer, do not download this. This is an interactive activity to introduce division that goes right along with the book The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins! On some pages the cookies can be cloned to solve problems, and on others the correct amount of cookies are there to share with the children/plates. All you have to do to share them is drag them, some go one by one, and others go in groups (to speed up

Fraction matching games contains fractions from halves to sixths. For this game, the fractions are showed just in "number line" form. This can be played multiple ways, as a memory game, go fish, or even war! (the person with the largest/smallest fraction in either form wins!) Print these cards 2 sided (on different color card stock so the sets don't get combined), cut apart, and use either as a math station, a guided math activity, or send home to reinforce fractions on a number line!

"I have, Who has" is a game that reinforces math skills. The kids love this! When ever I pull it out the kids cheer! "I have Who has" is a "chain reaction" activity for the kids, this one focusing on 2d geometry (rectangles, squares, circles, hexagons, parallel lines, right triangles, pentagons, etc). Distribute all 27 cards to students. Some students may have more than one card. Select a START student to read one of their cards i.e., 'I have ___, who has ___, the student who has the answ

Introduction to Fractions: Third Grade 3.NF.1: Understand a fraction 1/b as the quantity formed by 1 part when a whole is partitioned into b equal parts; understand a fraction a/b as the quantity formed by a parts of size 1/b Thank you for taking the time to look at my Introduction to Fractions Bundle! I hope that this helps you in your students’ fraction learning! This lesson pack is specifically geared towards third graders, but it could be used in other grades as well. The zipped folder ha

This is a bundle pack that includes the following items: - Fraction Assessment - Fraction Assessment Study Guide - 4 Different Fraction Cards to practice comparing and ordering (see the PREVIEW for more specifics and ideas!) This is a fraction assessment specifically designed for third graders, but could be used as a pre-assessment for higher grades! This test has students: -Identify the shaded part of a fraction of a whole, of a set, and on a number line. -Identify the fractions on a numb

Mental Math Pictures To make these cards last longer, print them on cardstock and/or laminate them. Classroom Use: I use these as a station in my classroom. I teach third grade, but these would be a great review for 4th and 5th graders too! These are easy to use, simply choose a picture to put on the back, print double sided on cardstock, and cut on the horizontal gray line! I then put them in gallon sized Ziploc bags. Sometimes, I color-code the sets and have students work on different se

This is a two person fraction game that reinforces fractions on a number line. Perfect for review before a test, stations/group work, or just a fun activity! Directions: Find a partner; get a pair of dice (1-6), and two different color counters. Take turns to roll the dice, slide them together on this sheet to make a fraction and cover the fraction you have made on the game board. If the fraction is already covered, you lose a turn. The winner is the player with the most fractions covered a

This is a two person fraction game that reinforces fractions on of a set. Perfect for review before a test, stations/group work, or just a fun activity! *This game/activity includes a black and white version as well as a colored version. Directions: Find a partner; get a pair of dice (1-6), and two different color counters. Take turns to roll the dice, slide them together on this sheet to make a fraction and cover the fraction you have made on the game board. If the fraction is already cove

Do you need a game/activity for math stations in your classroom? This is a perfect game for those students who need practice to continue to work on their fluency with their multiplication facts. There are two versions of this game, one using a 1-6 number cube (practicing the multiplication facts 1x1-6x6) and another using a 4-9 number cube (practicing the multiplication facts 4x4-9x9) so you can differentiate in your classroom. Materials: 1. A partner 2. Two number cubes (either 1-6

This download includes two lessons to help introduce multi-step word problems to small groups. Included with both lessons are the printable (PDF) materials as well as lesson ideas of how I have used these in my third grade classroom (they were a HUGE hit) Lesson #1 includes: - Two multi-step word problems on easy to print and cut cooperative problem solving cards (the word problem is broken into parts that have to be put back together by the students to understand what must be done)--These are

Do you need a game/activity for math stations in your classroom? This is a perfect game for those students who need practice to continue to work on their fluency with their addition facts. There are three versions of this game, one using two 1-6 number cube (practicing the addition facts 1+1-6+6), another using a 4-9 number cube and a 1-6 cube (practicing the addition facts 4+1-6+9), and a third using two 4-9 number cubes (practicing the addition facts (4+4-9+9) so you can differentiate in yo

Are you looking for a math activity or station for your students to do that not only has them practicing their addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problem solving, but also has them practicing real-life skills, all while having fun?! Well, here it is! This game has a booklet that works similar to a checkbook, where students will be able to keep track of the money they earn, spend, or sometimes even lose! They will work in groups, spin a spinner to see whether they will do a jo