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.

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

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 order fractions on a number line.

Students use dice to roll a 4-digit number. Using those digits they create the biggest 4-digit number and the smallest 4-digit number. They then find the sum. Laminate or use a sheet protector to make reusable.

Students solve Pokemon problem solving questions.

Use dice to roll a 7-digit number. Then spell the number and write it in expanded notation. Laminate or use in a clear sheet protector to use as a center game.

Celebrate the 100th Day with these fun problem solving questions.

Students differentiate between the place value of an underlined digit and the value of the underlined digit. Task cards and answer sheet provided.