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This set of 47 colorful task cards has so many uses. The cards offer a variety of fun engaging ways for students to explore, practice and develop understanding of the relationship between equivalent fractions, decimals, and percents. The models are very useful when introducing the concept of equivalence and can be used throughout the unit as the standard grows. A “living number line”, see picture on cover page, is a great way to record student learning. Cards can be added as various models are

This is a set of 24 February themed word problems applying fourth grade standards. Print and laminate for repeated use. Set includes task cards and answer key. The cards can be used for warm-ups, centers, small groups, informal assessment, interactive notebook prompts and games like “Scoot”. Thanks for looking!

This is a set of 42 colorful pencil themed task cards for students to determine the number of tens, hundreds, or thousands in a given number. Cards can be used in whole or small group instruction, stations, warm-ups, or games like Scoot. The cards are great for discussion or written responses requiring students to support their answers. The set includes 42 cards, an answer key, and a student recording sheet. Print, cut apart, and laminate cards for durability. Thanks for looking and please

This is a set of 5 work mats for decimal concepts. The mats have many uses. Two of the mats are place value charts, one using base ten models and one using money models. There is a 100-penny chart to connect student knowledge of money to decimal understanding. A 100-square chart extends student background of a 100 chart to hundredths and tenths with the entire chart representing a whole. An incomplete decimal chart is also included with benchmarks of tenths. Thanks for looking and please f

This is a set of 234 colorful fraction flash cards. The set includes circles, squares, rectangles, bar models, number lines, and incorrectly partitioned models. Models represent fractions with denominators of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12. This is everything you need for teaching all your fraction standards. These cards are so versatile! To use for discussion (Fraction Talk), start by displaying one fraction card. Ask students questions like the ones below. You can also print them from pages 4

This is a set of 64 part-part-whole task cards where the whole is always 100. Students must identify the missing number using decomposing, number sense, and mental math strategies. Cards can be used in whole or small group instruction, stations, warm-ups, or games like Scoot. The cards lend themselves to discussion of multiple strategies and proof of answers. Print, cut apart, and laminate cards for durability.

This mat can be used to represent decimals in four ways. Students shade a model, represent the decimal on a number line, write the decimal in expanded form, and give an equivalent fraction . Can be laminated for repeated use or used as an assessment. Please leave feedback and thanks for looking!

Grade 4 March Themed Word ProblemsThis is a set of 26 March themed word problems applying fourth grade standards. Students will use all four operations, elapsed time, measurement conversions, area, perimeter, and rounding to solve the problems. Set includes student recording sheet and answer key. You will find many opportunities for you and your students to share strategies and math thinking through using these cards. You will love how easy it is to prepare these task cards. Print on card stock

What's the Number? Extended Fact and Math Vocabulary PracticeThis is a set of 36 mental math flashcards for friendly numbers and extended facts. Students will use all four operations to solve the problems. Set includes cards, student recording sheet, answer key and definitions that can be made into a poster if using in a station. You will find many opportunities for you and your students to share strategies and math thinking through using these cards. Preparation is simple. Print on card stock

This is a set of 26 colorful task cards with various questioning to practice identifying and generating patterns. Cards can be used in whole or small group instruction, stations, warm-ups, or games like Scoot. The cards are great for discussion or written responses requiring students to support their answers.

This organized list will be your go-to document when you are looking for a hook for your next math lesson. You will recognize some old favorites and find some new treasures. Titles are listed by categories like counting, number sense, measurement, money, geometry, and more. Thanks for looking and please follow my store for more products, freebies, and sales!

November Multiplication & Division Facts Calendar ActivityThis activity is to be used with a calendar pocket chart. Run calendar squares on colored card stock. Cut apart and laminate for repeated use. There is a square with an answer for each of the days of the month. Answers for the problems are the numbers 1- 28, 30, or 31 depending on the month. The object is for each student to put his/her square in the pocket that corresponds with the answer to his/her problem. Distribute a card to ea

Do your students struggle with adding fractions? For many students, the initial step of identifying a common denominator frustrates them and prevents them from moving forward in the mastery of this crucial concept. It is key to for students to understand that they are changing the problem to make it just like the easier ones where the parts are the same. These cards provide practice at simply identifying a common denominator. Use these cards prior to adding fractions with unlike denominators to

This is a set of 34 large part-part-whole flash cards to support 4.NBT.B.4. Students must identify the missing number for the number bond using decomposing, number sense, and mental math strategies. These cards can be used for whole group instruction, group work, warm-ups, math stations, or assessment. Copy and laminate for repeated use and durability. Thanks for looking and please follow my store for more products, freebies, and sales!

This fun game is a great way for students to apply the skills of ordering and comparing fractions. Each player needs a game board and pairs share a set of dice. Students take turns rolling the 2 dice and forming a fraction of their choice using the two numbers on the dice. The object of the game is to order fractions between zero and one. Students must place the fraction in a box on the path that will eventually have 11 fractions ordered from least to greatest. If there is not a place for

Students locate decimals in the newspaper that fit the given descriptions. They cut the decimals out and glue them in the spaces and explain how the decimal was used in the newspaper. Thanks for looking and please follow my store for more products, freebies, and sales!

Circular Pinch Cards with Four Operation Symbols Read word problems and use as an every pupil response strategy for students to identify operations used to solve. Number Relationships: I used 5 and 9 to get 14. What did I do? I used 10 and 240 to get 24. What did I do?

Estimating and determining reasonableness of an answer are crucial to good number sense. This fun visual is a quick way to remind students to think about the math before and after the problem solving. Print and laminate for repeated use. Can be enlarged for use as a poster or copies can be made for each student. Pease leave feedback and follow me for more fun, engaging math activities and freebies!