Math with Mazzaferro

This quiz tests student's knowledge of the following weather instruments: Barometer, Rain Gauge, Thermometer, Wind Vane, and Anemometer. Students must select the picture that matches with weather instrument and define it's purpose.

A 3-Act task is a teaching strategy that promotes engagement right away and student buy in through discussion. Students generate the mathematical questions they will be answering and explain their solution paths. This also includes an assessment on converting decimals and fractions,

This packet includes 30 pages of decimal and fraction practice. Students will practice the following skills: Converting decimals to fractions and visca versa Identifying decimals on a place value chart Identifying equivalent fractions with denominators of 10 and 100 Adding fractions with 10 and 100 together Relating decimals to the value of money Representing decimals as fractions in a model Students will practice these skills through three formats Scoot Questions are seperated onto 20

How To Play Students will practice converting decimals to fractions and fractions to decimals. They will also work on identifying equivalent fractions with a denominator of 10 or 100, use a place value chart with decimals, and relate decimals to money. 1. Cut each card out. For long lasting durability, I recommend printing on card stock, and then laminating. 2. Tape each card around the room in plain sight. 3. Students travel around the classroom with an answer sheet to record their ans

Use this packet teach students the importance of school rules and procedures. This packet includes detailed questions to ask students before, during, and after the read aloud, a social story template where students are to imagine their own "What if everybody did that" scenarios, write about it, and illustrate it. You can also use this packet to teach subject and predicate using the sentences from the text!

Your students will love this easy fast paced game! They'll practice identifying fractions of a set with a model and then comparing fractions with different numerators/denominators. This game works great during center time, or have the whole class play it at once!

Students may practicing identifying fractions on a number line, as set, shaded on a model, and in word form through this engaging matching game. This game is versitile and could be played as a memory game, crazy eights, or war.

Four square math allows the students to see mathematical concepts represented 4 different ways. This allows them to practice several problem solving strategies and then choose which one they find the most efficient and logical.