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Using food to make math applications is one of my favorite things to do! It gives a memorable and tangible connection to a topic! If we can't play with our food in real life, this is the next best thing! This is a great activity to incorporate after Area and Perimeter have been taught. You can easily see who understands the difference between area and perimeter and which of these they may need more support on. This interactive digital activity includes: -a mini-lesson on finding perimeter -a

These are strategies that I teach my students to help them to become more confident mathematicians. Students need to understand the facts in order to become fluent. These strategies show students how the facts work. This understanding is the foundation for solid math practice! These facts are taught in a specific order!It allows students to gain confidence and to use the facts that they know to learn the other ones! Start with: 0’s, 1’s, 2’s, 5’s, 10’s, 11’s, 9’s, 4’s, 3’s, 6, 7 and 8’s, a

This is a great resource that you can use on Google Classroom with your students! It includes a mini lesson on what perimeter is and two different ways to find the perimeter of an object. There is an answer key included so students can check their work! What's included: Mini Lesson Measurement Activity Answer Key

Bingo is a staple for any holiday party! This is a set of 20 unique boards (10 for multiplication facts 0-10 and 10 for division facts 0-10). These can be printed out for in person play, or use the boards digitally and upload to Jamboard or Google Slides.

Converting Units of Measurement for Customary and Metric measurements can be a little tricky! I made these resources to use with my 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students and I am thrilled with their response and ability to be able to convert measurements! The charts are simple and straightforward, follow the arrows to know how to convert. The Power Point includes a story and real-life examples of units of customary capacity. The capacity activity gets students actively involved in thinking about t

Looking for a fun activity to engage students and practice their multiplication facts? This resource has two themed activities-Thanksgiving and Winter. Students each roll a pair of dice and add the totals to create one of the factors. Player one multiplies the two factors and covers over a product on the board. The goal is to be the first "trap the turkey or penguin" by surrounding it with products. Included are full color versions which can be used digitally. I upload them to Jamboard so st

If you are looking for a way to present concise and targeted information about your student's math progress, then these are for you! Addition and Multiplication facts are the foundations for students as they progress through the various math concepts. These forms focus on fact fluency, which strategies their students utilize, what facts they are secure in and which ones need further work. In addition, there are sections to discuss the Topics that have been covered to date, and suggestions for

I created this to use with my 3rd grade students. I love the Data unit, and have always had fun creating graphs with my students. I made this so that I could use this with my virtual students and with my in-person students. This resources features Bar Graphs and Picture Graphs. Bar graphs are shown both vertical and horizontal.Elements of a bar graph are detailed-mini lesson including questions for students to answer based upon the graphs.Create a bar graph activity included.Blank template f

Students can match the algebraic expression to the word form of the expression. This is a great way to review introductory concepts. This resource features drag and drop expressions and an answer key so students can check to see if their matches are correct. This can be assigned to your students via Google Classroom which makes this a great reinforcement activity for distance learning!

Looking for a fun activity to engage students and practice their addition facts? This resource has two themed activities-Fall, Thanksgiving and Winter. Students roll a pair of dice add the numbers together and find the sum on the game board. This can be an individual activity or students can play to see who covers the most sums. Included are full color versions which can be used digitally. I upload them to Jamboard so students can play together online. (I sent dice home with my kids but you c

Here is a fun way for your students to practice converting Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions and Improper to Mixed Numbers! This BINGO activity includes four different boards and can be utilized digitally or print out the boards for use in class. I like to laminate my boards so that I can reuse them. An answer key is also included.

Help the Amazon Driver find the correct house! The numbers blew off of the houses in a wind storm! Students will use the place value blocks to find the missing house numbers and then type or write the addresses on the houses. I used this activity digitally to help reinforce the concept of place value. This can be uploaded to Google Classroom (just be sure to make a copy for each student), or you can save the file as a jpeg and upload it to a Jamboard.