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This product will help students understand fractions in many ways. Each worksheet focuses on a different "fraction of the day" (including denominators of 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 12). Students are asked to model each "fraction of the day" on a number line, in a rectangle, in a circle, with wholes, and by using unit fractions to build the "fraction of the day." Then, students are asked to compare each "fraction of the day" using > , < , or = and write one equivalent fraction. This set of works

This is a fun themed worksheet for upper elementary students to practice measuring angles with a protractor. There is also a final challenge question that covers additive angles! Students will measure the angles of each pizza slice and see if the slices can add up to make a whole pizza. This activity can be used as classwork, centers practice, or homework!

Help your students practice their multiplication facts while having some spooky Halloween fun! This product has 3 sets of multiplication color-by-number worksheets for students. All sets cover facts with digits from 1-12. Students are asked to solve the multiplication fact in each box and use the key to color each box to make a Halloween-theme picture. Answer keys are included for all 3 color-by-number worksheets. This resource is perfect for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders - or anybody who wants to

This is a great way to check in with your students on some key 4th grade math standards! I use it for mid-term report card data to see how well they have retained information from our first units. This assessment covers the following skills: Addition and subtraction with the standard algorithmMultiplication with partial productsDivision with partial quotients Decimal number sense/place value