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Become a castle architect and calculate the area and perimeter of a castle model in 3 stages. Students measure, label, and calculate the area and perimeter on floor plans for the keep and measure to calculate area for each castle wall before finally building the castle model. The model is based on a stone keep castle with a stone keep in the middle surrounded by a curtain wall for protection. Note: The Castle Model is included with the Castle Architect Project. No need to buy the separate model

Practice modeling arrays by building the castle garden! Arrange the fruits and vegetables for the castle garden into the correct arrays to present a beautiful and organized garden for the king and queen to enjoy. Students are given the dimensions of each field and students arrange the vegetables and fruits into the correct arrays. Includes:♦ 2 Layout Options - Option 1: Clipart is arranged as squares. This option spans TWO 12 x 18 construction paper pages. Cutting the clipart along

Review arrays in an interactive classroom treasure hunt! 19 pirate themed question clues will have students practicing knowledge of arrays while unlocking a secret message. The final clue leads the young pirates to you, their captain, in hopes of earning treasure. Arrays Questions Scope:♦ identifying the correct array from equations ♦ writing equations for a given array ♦ drawing arrays for an equation ♦ splitting larger arrays into smaller arrays ♦ identifying errors in a pictured array Includ

The siege of Lord Garrick of Sabule's castle begins at 2:30 in the afternoon. It is up to you to determine when each siege engine needs to leave the army to be in position for the siege. After determining the time for each siege engine to head out, students will assemble a project page of the castle surrounded by the siege engines with correct time slip labels. This activity comes with two options for solving the elapsed time problems.♦ The first is using arrow language to solve the problems. A

The Royal Gardener is hard at work in the Castle Garden. Practice identifying equations for garden arrays, match up arrays to word problems, draw garden arrays, and finally take a short quiz to show your knowledge! What's included?♦ 3 Tasks with 8 cards each (Color and Blackline Options) Task 1: Identify equations from garden arrays and fill out accompanying student page. Task 2: Match up the task cards from Task 1 to word problems and fill out accompanying student page. Task 3: Dr

Students delve into a medieval tournament as a knight's squire in charge of keeping track of the wins and losses by adding and subtracting in the knight's checkbook register. The Tournament Checkbook is leveled 3 ways so all students can enjoy the activity. The extra practice is leveled 2 ways with options for struggling students. Includes:♦Teacher Notes♦ Leveled Tournament Story (3)Struggling Students: The problem information is underlined in the story and the checkbook register is partially f

The video models how to set up number lines for 3 addition equations with variables missing at the end, middle, and beginning of the equations and where the answer will be located. Vocabulary Used: ♦ variable ♦ friendly numbers ♦ inverse operations Includes:♦ Student Notes Page- Completed examples to add to notebook or binder. ♦ 3 worksheets. One for each of the addition equations modeled. ♦ Answer Key The worksheets are set up in the same format as my freebie Adding Hundreds Extra Practice. R

This video focuses on moving from modeling multiplication problems to using a basic ratio table. The lesson is geared towards students and covers three examples using story problems and a bare problem. Includes: ♦ Video notes for students to complete the examples from the video. Part 2 is geared towards teachers and focuses on combining partial products and doubling to solve problems on a ratio table more efficiently. It includes 3 worksheets to practice the ideas from the video. To check