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This Smart Board Lesson introduces fractions to students using pictures, words, and numbers. It includes a quiz that can be used with or without Smart Responders. There is also an optional activity where students will use bags of Unifix cubes to determine the fraction of a set.

After teaching and helping students understanding what a reasonable estimate is and why we need to make reasonable estimates. This reasonable estimates fill-a-frame activity will help reinforce the concept.

Making Combinations: Making Tree Diagrams & Organized ListsSmart Board lesson where you make all possible combinations by making tree diagrams and/or organized lists.

2-Day Smart Board lesson on vertex-edge graphs. Students color the least amount of colors with no common edges sharing the same color. Print lesson for students to do with you.

This Smart Board lesson teaches students how to break numbers apart and add by place value. This supports students' number sense and deepens their understanding of different addition strategies. Support common core instruction.

Smart Board Lesson that teaches students how to compare fractions (i.e. greater than, less than, or equal to) using words, pictures, and numbers. Print out for students to follow along interactively.

Quick Smart Board Lesson that introduce the terms associated with rounding, steps to round, and practice.

Smart Board lesson that shows how to add by place value using manipulatives.

Use a tree diagram to make an organized list of all of the possible combinations.

In this Smart Board logic math lesson. Student analyze a change and draw conclusions based on the information they have. Includes a slide that can be printed as independent practice.

Students cut and sort shapes. Then they write their justification for the sort below.

Estimation word problems for 2-4th grade students.