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This is a set of 28 colorful fraction number bond task cards to support 4.NF.B.3.b. Students must identify the missing fraction for the number bond. These cards can be used for whole group instruction, group work, math stations, or assessment. Thanks for looking and please follow my store for more products, freebies, and sales!

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 flashcards meant to be used with the "Correct Shares" activity in Teaching Student Centered Mathematics by John A. Van de Walle and LouAnn H. Lovin. The activity aligns with standard 1.G.A.3, partition circles and rectangles into two and four equal shares. Print, cut, and laminate the cards for durability. Show students one card at a time and ask them if the card shows equal parts (halves, fourths). The key component of this activity is the discussion of the non-examples.

This is a 77-page warm-up/maintenance workbook with 150 days of practice covering fourth grade content standards. The beginning pages cover content from grade 3 and the content becomes more grade appropriate as students work their way through the book/school year. The purpose of this resource is to engage students in a spiral review of content and allow them to apply previously learned information daily. This re-engagement with content ensures students move along the continuum to fluency, deep

This mat can be used to represent fractions and mixed numbers in four ways. Students draw models using bars, represent the fraction on a number line, decompose the fraction, and give an equivalent fraction . Can be laminated for repeated use or used as an assessment. Please leave feedback and thanks for looking!

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 27 task cards for number sense with fractions. Show students one card at a time and ask how you might get from one number to the other. These cards are great for warm-ups, class discussion, independent work, and journals. The cards are a great tool for students to share multiple strategies and have rich math discussion. Run cards on cardstock, cut apart, and laminate for durability. Thanks for looking and please follow my store for more products, freebies, and sales!

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 36 colorful task cards for students to determine measurement equivalents as fractions. Standard units of time, money, weight, length, and capacity are addressed. 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 36 cards, an answer key, and a student recording sheet. Print, cut apart, and laminate cards for durab

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

This set of colorful mats supports Common Core Standard 4.NF.C.5, Express a fraction with a denominator of 10 as an equivalent fraction with a denominator of 100 and use this technique to add two fractions with respective denominators 10 and 100. The mats scaffold this standard for deeper understanding. Use the blue mat to simply practice making the equivalent fractions. The pink mat is for decomposing fractions and the green mat is for adding tenths and hundredths. Print and laminate or use sl