Making Primary Math Fun

Bundle pack for Grade 4 Module 4 Lesson 5 - Concept Development Page - Modified Problem Set - Puzzle Match Up - Task Cards

Directions: 8 Total puzzles are included. Cut out each expression from the rectangle.  Have students read the word problems and choose the expression that correlates with the word problem.  This activity can be done where the have to solve the word problem or just choose the expression.  This activity can be done after Module 4 Lesson 25. Students can also read the word problem and solve it using a picture and then find the expression that matches their drawing.  RDW templates are available on

Activity with Engage NY Grade 4 Module 6 Lesson 4: Display the 5 task cards around the room. Provide each student with page 1. Allow the students to go around the room to identify the fraction and decimal modeled in the tape diagram. The answer they get will be displayed under the riddle question. Students will record the task card letter above their answer to spell out the answer to the riddle.

This can be completed after Module 4 Lesson 26. Students will complete a puzzle match up where they choose whole divided by a unit fraction VS unit fraction divided by a whole. Cut on each diagonal to create there separate pieces. Students will then have to match the expression, drawing, and answer to complete the puzzle. 8 completed puzzles are included. Additionally, a scavenger hunt is also included in this set. Students will solve each problem and find their answer on a new task card.

8 Total Puzzle Pieces. Can print on different colored cardstock to keep the sets organized and for future use. Cut on the zig zag line. Page 3 can be used as workspace for the students to determine the matches.

Students will practice converting fractional customary or metric units (i.e. 3/4 pound to ounces). This activity will reinforce fraction x a whole. Provide pages 1-2 for each student. Print 1 set of pages 3-7 (cutting each task card out) and display the questions around the room. Students can begin at any question. The answer to their question, will determine what letter to put down on their student workspace. Eventually they will spell out the answer to the riddle, "You go at red, but sto

Students will add and subtract fractions/mixed numbers with different denominators. Print one set of puzzles for each student or pair. You can print it on card stock or on different colored paper for future use and organization. Cut along each diagonal keeping the expression on one part and the answer/QR code on the other part. Students will add or subtract fractions with different denominators and match their answer. They can scan the QR code to determine if their answer is correct.

There are 7 questions in this riddle. Students will subtract mixed numbers/fractions with different denominators. Students will not have to rename/borrow/unbundle from the whole in this activity. Provide pages 1-2 for each student. Print 1 set of pages 3-4 (cutting each task card out) and display the questions around the room. Students can begin at any question. The answer to their question, will determine what letter to put down on their student workspace. Eventually they will spell ou

Worksheet and Homework (1 page each) & 16 task cards.

A set of 8 puzzles. Each puzzle has 4 parts (2 number lines and 2 fractions) that show equivalencies. Feel free to laminate the parts so the students can write on the number lines!

Differentiated Task Cards (yellow - green- blue- purple. Students will compare fractions using the benchmark fraction 1/2 (one half). 4 Yellow Task cards 4 Green Task Cards 4 Blue Task Cards 4 Purple Task Cards

Students shade the box based on the mixed number that is equivalent to the improper fraction.

The set comes with 24 dominoes. The dominoes can be printed and laminated for future uses.

Students will compare fractions and their answer will bring them to the next question. Students can comparing fractions using benchmark fractions or tape diagrams/bar models.

Students will subtract mixed numbers with different denominators. Students can use the provided templates to subtract horizontally or solve vertically on scrap paper.