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Each slide contains a model of a division equation. The student is prompted to fill out the text boxes to complete the division equation that the model represents. Answer key is provided in the speaker notes at the bottom of each slide (make sure to delete these answers before sharing with students).

This bundle includes: 4th grade Division Strategies (3D/1D and 4D/1D) Anchor ChartDividing Multiples of 10 Anchor ChartDive into Division Google Slides HyperSlidesModeling Division with Base ten BlocksRemainder Tic-Tac-Toe4th grade Division Strategies (3D/1D and 4D/1D) Anchor ChartArea Model Number Bonds Partial Quotient (Big Seven) US Algorithm Dive into DivisionStudents will use Google Apps to explore division. These Slides challenge students to match division vocabulary with parts of a divisi

This is a Digital Choice Board that can be shared with students on Google Classroom (with no editing access). This can be a Tech Station or done for extensions and can be completed by students independently. Students will use Google Applications like Google Slides, Docs, and Maps to creating and answer questions involving elapsed time, relative size comparisons, perimeter and area, and length in customary units. Instructions for each activity are on the choiceboard.

This digital resource allows students to use the area model division strategy to divide 3 digit numbers by a one digit divisor. Answer key is provided.

Students will use the FREE MathLearningCenter App - Geoboard to create rectangles based on the given clues. They will insert a screenshot of their work onto each slide containing the clue. Make sure to delete the Answer Key Slides before sharing with students.

Students will use Google Apps to explore division. These Slides challenge students to match division vocabulary with parts of a division story problem, solve division equations using area model in Google Drawing, and check their answers on Google Sheets. Students will end the lesson by creating their own story problem that they will then share on a Flipgrid, so other students can solve and respond in the comments. You will have to replace the Flipgrid link with a Flipgrid that you have made for

Students use a FREE MathLearningCenter App Geoboard to create rectangles based on the clues given. They take a screenshot of their rectangle and insert it into the slide. Answer Key Slides are provided at the end. (Make sure to delete these slides before sharing with students.)

This is a note taking resource for students to put in journals. You would walk them through the metric conversion process while showing the relationships between units. Teacher Key is available on second slide.

This bundle includes: Build a RectangleBuild a Rectangle 2.0Sum it Up (Perimeter Problem Solving)Build a RectangleStudents use a FREE MathLearningCenter App Geoboard to create rectangles based on the clues given. They take a screenshot of their rectangle and insert it into the slide. Answer Key Slides are provided at the end. (Make sure to delete these slides before sharing with students.) Build a Rectangle 2.0Students will use the FREE MathLearningCenter App - Geoboard to create rectangles base

Students will choose a division equation that gives them ABOUT the quotient given and then, explain there reasoning.

This is a digital multiplication game for students to practice multiplying by multiples of 10. Instructions are on Slide 2, Students roll two dice (manually or with the dice Add-On), Dice one will give them the factor in the first column and Dice 2 will give them the factor in the second column. The payer will find the product in the middle of the game board and Fill Color the box with their game color. Lose a turn if your answer is not present or taken. The first player to get 3 connecting rec

These slides display a strip diagram (bar model) with a missing variable. Students will solve (one step and multi-step) using addition or subtraction for the missing variable. Answer Key is provided in the speaker notes on each slide (make sure to delete before sharing with students).

Students will use Google Sheets to multiply 4 digit numbers by 1 digit numbers. The Google Sheets is SELF CHECKING! If the student gets the correct answer, the cell will turn green, and if they answer it incorrectly, the cell will turn red.

These slides give multi-step perimeter story problems that: Give a side and ask for perimeterGive perimeter and ask for sides of squareGive perimeter and length and ask for widthStudents model perimeter with a rectangle by inserting a shape (rectangle) and label the known and solved attributes (perimeter, width, length) Answer Key is given in the speaker notes of the slides (make sure to delete before sharing with students).

Students will use Moon Phase visibility data to graph, analyzy, and answer questions about moon phases.

This is a tech tool that can easily be printed and turned into a paper station game. Students will roll a die to show a remainder. They will then find an equation on the Google Slide game board that will give you a remainder with the number rolled on the dice. They will then color/fill color in that equation to claim it as their space. They first with 3 in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) from one of the four sections is the winner. All equations have a divisor of seven.

Students will use dice to create a 4 digit and 1 digit number and apply the partial product strategy to multiply these two numbers. They will try to create numbers that will give them a product closest to 10,000 without going over. The student with the closest product to 10,000 without going over, wins!

Students will digitally sort shadow/sun images to their correct location at a given time of day.

Students will use the Dice Add-on to roll numbers that fill out a place value chart. Students will compare this number with their partner. The partner with the largest number is the winner!

This is a digital game where students solve multiplication equations to "trap or surround a frog to win the game.