Michaela Brewster

Dr. Seuss word problems and writing prompts. Problems include: rounding, adding, elapsed time, measurement, division and writing!

The Super Bowl is right around the corner and this is a great way to gets kids excited about math! Students will research football fast facts, answer problem solving questions, plan a trip to the Super Bowl stadium, survey their classmates and create a graph using their data, and plan a Super Bowl party! Packet Includes: -Football Fact Questions -Problem Solving -Research -Graphing -Time/Money

Students will plan a 24-hour getaway to a destination of their choice! They’ll need to find flights, hotel, activities to do, and places to eat. Fun a creative way to use knowledge of time and money.

Students navigate through two websites and answer questions about famous inventors and their inventions.

Dr. Seuss Activity Menu Menu items include: Poetry, Describing Characters, Elapsed Time, Creating Lists, Handwriting, and Writing.

Fraction Task Cards (20) and Recording Sheet: Can be used as a center, rotation, scavenger hunt, etc. Task Cards Questions Include: -Fractions on a Number Line -Comparing Fractions -Fraction Problem Solving -Equivalent Fractions

Students will research solar eclipse math facts, solve 4-digit by 4-digit addition and subtractions equations, and create silly solar eclipse jokes!

Students use a thesaurus to hunt for antonyms and synonyms.

Real-life experiences rounding money : Students will use an online grocery add to select items, round them to the nearest ten cents and dollar, and find the total sum.

Students will need an individual box of candy hearts to complete the activity. Students will label fractions as a set, compare fractions, add fractions, draw area models, create equal groups (dividing with and without remainders), and create a graph.

Students will create a map of a city. Their map must include the following: compass rose, map key with at least 10 symbols, labeled streets, and a title.

Students will order fractions on a number line.

Learn about types of rocks and the rock cycle through a fun and interactive webquest!

American Civil War: Students will choose an important person and answer research questions about that person. They'll then take their research and create a Google Slide Show as a means of sharing out their learning.

American Civil War: Students will choose a battle and answer research questions about the battle. They'll then take their research and create a Google Slide Show as a means of sharing out their learning.

Students will navigate through a kid friendly website and answer questions about the history of Saint Patrick's Day. They will also read a traditional Irish food recipe and answer questions.

Through this activity, students will learn about the history of the Super Bowl, research Super Bowl questions, and use their math skills to solve Super Bowl based questions.

Solar Eclipse 2017 research activity and webquest.

Students will choose an ancient Greece daily life topic to research. They will use the checklist provided to create a visual presentation of what they learned.

After going on a field trip, students will complete a reflection on where they went, what they learned, their favorite part of the day, and any changes they would have made.