Modely Math

This resource can be used as an online independent assignment through Google Classroom or as a whole class review. This resource contains 18 multiplication and division review problems in preparation for the ILearn test. Some standards included ar 3.C.2, 3.C.3, 3.AT.2, 3.AT.3. Each slide includes "I can statements" and a space for students to reflect on how they did. Most questions mirror ILearn released items and require students to use models and different strategies to solve the problems.

These posters can be used to create a bulletin board. You could also print them out and give one to each student as a starting point for an informational writing assignment.

This is a great activity to allow students to practice their subtraction skills. The problems allow students to practice subtracting numbers up to hundreds, with some problems that require borrowing. As students enter correct answers in the answer boxes, the will unveil a picture of Frankenstein! Incorrect answers will leave boxes white.

This resource includes a research planning sheet, a rough draft sheet, a rubric, and a list of 26 influential african americans! The list of african american trailblazers includes scientist, abolitionists, artist, and athletes from the distant past, to impactful figures that are still alive today! The layout is designed for students to create a 3 paragraph biography and is great for a writing project that you don't want students to spend a whole month on to complete! The rubric that is included

This is an online assignment that you can put on Google classroom through Google Drive! Students will type in answers to multiplication problems in order to reveal a pumpkin fall picture! This is a great resource that students can use to practice their facts. The facts in this assignment range from 1-12. Follow the link to purchase the Frankenstein Subtraction Unveil Assignment! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Frankenstein-Subtraction-Unveil-Picture-6122896

The resource can be used as a quick check for an informal assessment, a quick review or for an online independent assignment. It includes 10 questions. Eight of the questions require students to tell what the time is on the clock. Two of the questions require students to figure out the elapsed time that has passed.

This product is a great way to celebrate black history month, along with getting the students to practice their writing skills! This project can then be turned into a class bulletin board that can be used for further learning by the students throughout the month!

Your students will love building snowmen as they solve multiplication problems! This resource includes some facts of 3s and 4s. This resource is done with Google Sheets and can be shared with students to complete. Make sure to "make a copy" for each student!

This resource includes a slide show that students can use to collect data about an animal that they are researching and document sources that they have used for their research. It also includes a digital planning sheets. These resources can be uploaded onto Google Classroom, where you can make a copy for each student to work on!

Design: This bookmark was designed based on the reading response strategies formed by Jan Richardson. This is a double sided bookmark, print it out on 2-sided mode. For the best, long lasting bookmarks, print the bookmarks on cardstock, then laminate them! Use: Students can use these bookmarks to help them develop reading responses during their independent silent reading time. Writing about reading helps build students' reading comprehension.

Includes 6 game boards! No Preparation needed! Students get to play a fun game while practicing multiplication facts with this product. It is completely online. This is a great game for tutors to play with the kids that they are working with online. It is also a great game that students can play with one another online, once it is modeled. The game is in google sheets so it is easy for more than one person to get on the slide and play together while video chatting! The kids I tutor love this gam

Students will read an article and watch a video about Kamala Harris. Then they will write about what they have learned about her.