Making Primary Math Fun

Print and cut on the lines. Can laminate the pieces for future use. Page 2 is an area for the students to show their work. Another option is to laminate the puzzle and allow the students to record the equivalencies using a dry erase marker.

4th Grade Eureka Four-digit division Templates (partial quotients/place value) Templates used to help students with long division. Templates include the standard algorithm, place value chart, and partial quotient templates.

Templates for dry erase sleeves or mini templates to complete computation. Templates are for multiplying three-four digit number times a single digit number. Place Value Chart TemplateArea Model TemplatePartial Product TemplateStandard Algorithm Template

Templates used to help students with long division. Templates include the standard algorithm, place value chart, and partial quotient templates.

Puzzle Match Up Directions: Print each puzzle and cut along the lines to create four separate pieces for each puzzle. You can laminate beforehand to reuse in the future. There are a total of 10 puzzles and 40 pieces. Students will match a picture, decimal, fraction, and unit form to create the full puzzle. This can be implemented after Grade 4 Engage NY Module 6 Lesson 1.

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

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

Puzzle Match Up (tenths & hundredths) Print puzzles in color on card stock. Cut on the lines to create 4 triangular puzzle pieces. Each complete puzzle are 4 pieces. Puzzle shows an area model, fraction form, decimal form, and word form.

Directions: Shade the “start box” (5 tenths). Then shade the arrow for the decimal number that is equivalent to that fraction. Your answer will bring you to the next fraction or mixed number. Continue to go through the maze until you have reached the correct finish box. Remember, if you are given an improper fraction, you may use a number bond to rewrite the fraction as a mixed number to help you find the correct decimal.

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

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

Grade 5 Module 3 Lessons 11 and 12 Templates used for students to change denominators numerically. Large student sheet for dry erase sleeves. Page 4 shows how it is used.