Mindy Rosenberg

What can be better than practicing the relationship between fractions, simplified fractions, decimals and percentages AND having fun? Get your students up and moving to shoot baskets and calculate their success. Don’t forget the H.O.T. (high order thinking) questions to get their brains moving, too! I love making students THINK!

Copy these matching elapsed time cards on different colored papers so you can cut them up and then separate easily into sets. In addition to matching, ask students to put the cards in order from least to greatest or play as a “memory” matching game!

Use this colorful poster in your room to remind students of the prime and composite numbers up to 100! You’ll find them looking at the place where you hang it and picturing it in their minds, even when it has to be covered up for testing 

These posters are for the upper elementary classroom - more information with a clean look. And they will help your students remember parts of speech, which is not just an idea people used to learn in school but can be a real key to correct vocabulary usage. I hope these work as well for you as they have for me.

What are primes and composite numbers? How do we find them? Why are they important in real life? These and other questions will be answered with this packet, including a poster, activity, practice problems, and H.O.T. word problems (higher order thinking). I love making students THINK!

Learning the rules for divisibility is so helpful for developing good number sense, mental math skills, and math terminology! In this packet, you’ll find color and b&w versions of a poster with the rules, worksheets where students determine divisibility, H.O.T. (higher order thinking) problems, and real-life applications in word problems. There are 2 versions of each page – one for advanced students with rules for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10, and a simplified version with rules for 2, 5, and 10

Your students will become experts at finding all the prime factors of a number with these worksheets and examples! This skill is also so helpful for finding all the factors of a number. Challenge them to come up with their own examples to test their friends!

Help your students distinguish between the various types of figurative language to activate their imaginations, help them understand what they're reading, and reinvigorate their writing! Includes7 posters for simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, alliteration, onomatopoeia, and idiom.