Math with Mrs Dalius

Like any other scoot, this is played the same exact way. Give every student an answer sheet and spread them out among the room. Each student works on their own problem, and after a minute or so...SCOOT!

A fun twist on cooperative learning. Get your students engaged and moving by "speed dating" with mean, mode, median, range. This allows students to work together and reflect on their partnership and content knowledge.

Bring data analysis to life with this engaging Dashmetry Statistics Project! Students race through rounds of Dashmetry to generate real-world data, then use their results to practice key statistics skills in a meaningful and interactive way. In this activity, students will: Organize and analyze collected dataFind mean, mode, median and rangeDetermine the quartilesCreate a box-and-whisker plot

Students can work on this error Analysis alone or in groups. Independent or cooperative learning oppotunities! Questions about rectangular prisms, triangular prisms, cubes, rectangular pyramids, and triangular pyramids. Find the mistake if you can.

Allow your students to work independently on surface area. Task cards are a great way to get your students up and moving with a systematic approach. This resource includes pictures of rectangular prisms, cubes, and triangular prisms, as well as a few word problems.

Allow your students to work independently on volume. Task cards are a great way to get your students up and moving with a systematic approach. This resource includes pictures of rectangular prisms and cubes, as well as a few word problems.

This is an end assessment when working with multiplication and division. Students will plan a Disney Cruise/Trip and have to choose the travel package, excursions, specials, etc. Then, they will find the cost per person. Editable.

This download includes an activity to engage students in bottle flipping. All you have to do is provide the bottles! Up to 19 different bottles can be incorporated into this activity. Students will get to learn about measuring in inches and ounces, as well as try their luck in flipping the bottles to find the stats that go with it.

This interactive activity allows students to work in collaboration with a team to prepare a dish for 40 people. It involves multiplying fractions and whole numbers, fractions and fractions, and fractions and mixed numbers. Split your class into 4 teams. Each team will get a different food and 30 minutes to "bake" the food (multiply to get a new amount for the recipe). The winning team will have the least amount of errors and the best looking plating!

This bundle includes 3 versions for differentiation with topics such as... acute angle obtuse angle right angle straight angle adjacent angles ray line line segment vertex using a protractor parallel perpendicular

Race Across America is a review of 4th grade content with a relation to PA state standards. Included is a map of the US for each group, questions related to each state, and a worksheet for every 4 states. Students start in Maine and race to be the first team to California. Students will need to answer 1-4 review problems per state. Once they have correctly answered the questions for their state, they can move to an adjacent state all the way to California.

This test includes: telling time elapsed time beginning time end time inches feet yards pints cups quarts gallons area perimeter

This bundle includes 3 differentiated tests including: Adding up to one million Subtracting up to one million Subtracting across zeros Estimating Reasonable answers

This is a simple test on decimals geared towards 4th grade. This test includes, fraction to decimal decimal to fraction comparing decimals ordering decimals adding fractions with denominator of 10 and 100 word problems

This interactive shopping spree allows students to brush up on their calculator skills as well as their adding, subtracting, and decimal skills. Students are given a budget to spend on toys. They must not go over their budget, but they must use as much money as possible. *This activity is intended to be done with a computer.

This is such a fun and engaging activity to get students involved in data collection. 1. Students choose a topic. 2. Student survey the class and collect data. 3. Students make a column or pie chart on google sheets. 4. Put the projects together and pass out the activity sheet to have a gallery walk (art gallery). To make this even better, I have included some art gallery policies that the students had to follow. Talk to only one person at a time, at a whisper.Drinks: use only one cup, drink wit

A social activity to get your students excited about rounding! Each student gets a card and will meet up with another student to "Speed Date". They will round the other students number to a specific place value. I have included in parentheses an option for rounding.

This test includes topics such as... acute angle obtuse angle right angle straight angle adjacent angles ray line line segment vertex using a protractor parallel perpendicular This is version 3 of a 3 part differentiated test. I also have part 1 and 2 available.

This test includes topics such as... acute angle obtuse angle right angle straight angle adjacent angles ray line line segment vertex using a protractor parallel perpendicular This is version 1 of a 3 part differentiated test. I also have part 2 and 3 available.

This test includes problems related to: Long division with 2 digit dividends Long division with 3 digit dividends Long division with 4 digit dividends Multiplication Rounding Fractions Another version is sold separately for differentiation.