Miss Smith

This game is based off of the Hasbro(c) game, Battleship. It has been adapted so students play on the first quadrant of the coordinate graph. Students draw their own ships on their coordinate graph and mark their hits and misses on their enemy's graph. This is a fun way to reinforce the skills involved with ordered pairs and graphing on the coordinate plane. CCSS 5.G.A2 and TNReady *Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns you TpT credits, which you can use to purchase i

Please use this SmartBoard file in conjunction with my other product: Quadrilateral Sort Sheet - Interactive Notebook to introduce your students to sorting quadrilaterals. This file includes: - printable manipulatives for students - warm up/bell ringer - scaffolded lesson - virtual manipulatives - virtual matching sort sheet (see my other product: Quadrilateral Sort Sheet - Interactive Notebook) - exit ticket CCSS 5.G.B3 and TNReady *Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns

This detective gallery walk has students solve perimeter and area problems while trying to solve the question: who ate all the Peeps(c)? The students must distinguish between perimeter and area in the 7 questions. Each time a student solves a problem, he or she chooses one of the multiple choice options. Each answer choice instructs the student to cross off a different suspect on the answer sheet. After the student solves all 7 problems, only one suspect - the perpetrator - will remain! CCSS

This sheet allows students to use either nets or tangible three-dimensional shapes to describes the characteristics of the shape (base, faces, edges, vertices.) This is a pre-requisite to the 6th grade CCSS 6.G.A.4 standard, because the students need to be familiar with the shapes before they can accurately calculate the surface area and volume. CCSS 6.G.A.4 and TNReady *Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns you TpT credits, which you can use to purchase items!

Use this sort with the SmartBoard file (Quadrilateral Sort - SmartBoard File) to introduce classifying quadrilaterals to your students! My students taped this sort (it prints two to a page - paper saver!) in their interactive notebooks. This printable sort will help your students clarify their thoughts on the shapes and they will be able to see the commonalities and differences between the shapes. This is also a good review of some prerequisite knowledge: parallel lines, perpendicular lines, r

The students will use boxes, tape, and aluminum foil to create their own robots! This fun project allows students to practice calculating surface area in a real-world situation. This project sheet includes the directions and space for students to show their work. As the teacher, you will need: - rulers or other measuring utensils - tape - lots of boxes (I asked other teachers to bring in their recycling!) The students will: - pick their boxes - calculate the surface area of each box - add th

This SmartNotebook file shows step-by-step instructions to help your students create their own foldables for the volume formulas of cubes, rectangular prisms, triangular prisms, and square pyramids. This foldable fits nicely in interactive notebooks. CCSS 7.G.B.6 *Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns you TpT credits, which you can use to purchase items!

This product allows students to analyze three solutions to solve for the area of a rectilinear (irregular) shape. The students must determine the correct solution and identify the mistakes made in the incorrect solutions. This product includes four rectilinear area problems, each with three solutions to analyze. These problems are CCSS 3.MD.7d and TNReady aligned. Please don't forget to review! You can redeem your TpT credits for future products!

This printable resource with two different versions helps students identify the area of rectangles when the square unit lines aren't given. The students must determine the area (square unit or 2-4 square units) and color accordingly. They can choose the colors to make a fun design! *Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns you TpT credits, which you can use to purchase items!