Meredith Schaefer

Use Fraction Match to reinforce students' understanding of improper fractions, mixed numbers and whole numbers. This activity is similar to traditional concentration, but requires students to make three-way matches between picture fraction models, improper fraction, and whole or mixed number. This set includes a cover sheet, directions, 30 fraction cards in full color. Print on card stock and laminate for a longer lasting game. Goes with Common Core standard CC.3.NF.1 - Understand a fraction

Use Fraction Match to reinforce students' understanding of improper fractions, mixed numbers and whole numbers. This activity is similar to traditional concentration, but requires students to make three-way matches between picture fraction models, improper fraction, and whole or mixed number. This set includes a cover sheet, directions, 30 fraction cards in full color. Print on card stock and laminate for a longer lasting game. Goes with Common Core standard CC.3.NF.1 - Understand a fraction

Use Fraction Match to reinforce students' understanding of improper fractions, mixed numbers and whole numbers. This activity is similar to traditional concentration, but requires students to make three-way matches between picture fraction models, improper fraction, and whole or mixed number. This set includes a cover sheet, directions, 30 fraction cards in full color. Print on card stock and laminate for a longer lasting game. Goes with Common Core standard CC.3.NF.1 - Understand a fraction

Use Equivalent Fraction Match to reinforce students' understanding of fractions and equivalent fractions. This activity is similar to traditional concentration, but requires students to make three-way matches between picture fraction models, fraction words, and equivalent fraction. This set includes a cover sheet, directions, 36 fraction cards in full color. Print on card stock and laminate for a longer lasting game. Goes with Common Core standard CC.3.NF.1, CC.3.NF.2 Also goes with Unit 9 in

Use the idea of chocolate bars breaking apart to teach the "Break Apart Strategy" of Distributive Property of Multiplication. The chocolate bar is the array (area model) showing the product. Easy to set up for math center, early finisher, homework, morning work, and more. Understand the Distributive Property of Multiplication by having children roll dice or flip over cards to build an area model (array). Write an equation for the area model. Next, break apart (use the distributive property of

Use Basic Fraction Match to reinforce students' understanding of fractions - model, words, and numbers. This activity is similar to traditional concentration, but requires students to make three-way matches between picture fraction models, fraction words, and equivalent fraction. This set includes a cover sheet, directions, 36 fraction cards in full color. Print on card stock and laminate for a longer lasting game. Goes with Common Core standard CC.3.NF.1, CC.3.NF.2 Also goes with Unit 8 in G