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Here's a cool seasonal math craft that you can use to teach, introduce or reinforce fractions, decimals and percents. Even kids "not ready" for these concepts will have fun with the craft - and may even be able to do the math! Check out more details on how I created it at www.MathFour.com/numeracy/indian-corn-fractions-decimals-percents. Oh - and make sure to let me know how it goes in the comments & ratings section below!

Have your students use the familiar Hundreds Chart and their skip counting skills to build the concept of multiples. This is the forerunner of Least Common Multiples as well as Multiplication and Factoring.

A clear explanation of how math homework should be written. This is in the proper layout to print, laminate and put together on a ring. Click here to read more about it on MathFour.com.

Most students use a math book to do their assignments. But rarely do students READ a math book. But some people do use math books for other reasons. Like looking at examples, for reference or (heaven forbid) to teach themselves. Regardless of why you open a math book, knowing a bit about it can be helpful. This small packet has discussion questions along with a mini-poster of the parts of a math book. For more info, check out this post on How to Read a Math Book on MathFour.com.