MrBThomas

This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that fifth grade students could review the common core math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Number & Operations - Fractions, Measurement and Data, Geometry, and More Fractions. The Final Jeopardy category is One More Fraction Problem. As far as playing the ga

***This is a flipchart file, so you must have ActivInspire on your computer in order to use this game. This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that fifth grade students could review the common core math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Number & Operations - Fractions, Measurement and Data, Geometry,

In these activities, students will be classifying quadrilaterals. Here are the different activities found within this flipchart: Activity 1: Students will learn more information about each quadrilateral by putting their cursor over each example. After they have read the definitions and/or taken notes, they will discuss possible answers to the questions found in the Notes Browser with a partner or as a group. Activity 2: Students will choose which quadrilaterals from the left hand side should

I have used these questions as a refresher each week for math concepts that I have already taught my students. There are 22 pages (or weeks) and each page has 10 review math questions for a total of 220 questions. Each week, I would give each student a new page (or week) of questions on Monday. Those ten questions were homework throughout the week and due on Friday at the end of the week. All ten questions were review for students so while they were learning new information in class, they were

In this flipchart, students will be writing fractions of certain items in a set or they will be given a fraction and have to represent that fraction with a set. There are three different categories in this flipchart. These categories are: Fractions on a Cake, Fractions in Sports, and Fractions on the Playground. On some pages, the random number generator is used to make random fractions so a teacher can use the same page over and over again. *If you download this flipchart, please read the Not

This flipchart was designed for fifth grade teachers to use as a morning or math class warmup for students to use. This flipchart utilizes a random number generator on all pages in order for the numbers in the questions to change every single time. This flipchart could also be used as a math center if you needed to have certain students review certain areas of math. The review concepts in this flipchart covers: - Equivalent Decimals and Mixed Numbers (tenths, hundredths, and thousandths) - Add