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Attached there are twelve days worth of story problems with a connected challenge problem and a planned mental math activity to provide students access to the story problem. These story problems were originally created while teaching Bridges 2.0 and correlate with the Scope and Sequence -- Grade 4: Unit 1 Multiplicative Comparisons. I love using my students' names in the story problems to help them see the math they are completing are actually things we will solve in our day-to-day lives. I f

Use this as an anchor chart in your classroom, glue it into student math notebooks, or send home as a parent resource!

Explaining the difference between length (1 dimension), area (2 dimensions), and volume (3 dimensions) can be tricky! Use this anchor chart to help support student understanding of these three concepts and the importance of labeling. Post this on your wall, paste it in student math notebooks, or send home as a parent resource!

A four-week money unit geared towards 2nd Grade Common Core State Standards. This product features identifying and counting bills and coins and drives the students to use and show multiple strategies to answer word problems. This product is complete with four weeks worth of daily worksheets and a weekly assessment. Each page of this product has a clear heading telling whether it is part of a weekly packet or an assessment.

Three weeks of measuring, estimating, and identifying length (focusing on inches and centimeters). Students are asked to find length using their own ruler as well as a ruler provided on the worksheet and a broken ruler provided. Three weeks of organizing data into tables and line plots. Students are asked to organize given data into a table and/or line plot and answer questions using the organized data. This packet is common core aligned and requires students to provide strategies and num

Provide your students with daily fraction and decimal practice. This is a mixed review packet that will ask students to practice the following skills: - Writing fraction and decimal number names - Finding equivalent fractions - Adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators - Multiplying fractions and mixed numbers by whole numbers, fractions, and mixed numbers - Writing decimals in expanded forms and as fractions - Adding and subtracting decimal numbers - Multiplying a decimal numbe

Use as an anchor chart in your classroom, glue into math notebooks, or send home as a parent resource!

Use as an anchor chart in your classroom, glue into math notebooks, or send home as a parent resource!

Steps and strategies to find common denominators. Use this as an anchor chart in the classroom, paste it in student math notebooks, or send it home for a parent resource!

Attached there are sixteen days worth of story problems with a connected challenge problem and a planned mental math activity to provide students access to the story problem. These story problems were originally created while teaching Bridges 2.0 and correlate with the Scope and Sequence -- Grade 4: Unit 2 Multi-Digit Multiplication. You will download a PDF that has a link to "Make a Copy" of the Google Slideshow. There is a place on each slide for students to type an explanation of their thinki

Attached there are twelve days worth of story problems with a connected challenge problem and a planned mental math activity to provide students access to the story problem. These story problems were originally created while teaching Bridges 2.0 and correlate with the Scope and Sequence -- Grade 4: Unit 1 Multiplicative Comparisons. You will download a PDF that has a link to "Make a Copy" of the Google Slideshow. There is a place on each slide for students to type an explanation of their thinki

In this packet, you will find 2 weeks-worth of multiplication worksheets and assessments. This packet teaches multiplication through arrays and repeated addition. The students are required to create arrays and repeated addition number sentences as well as compare arrays and repeated addition number sentences.

Use this as an anchor chart poster for your classroom, print and laminate for a re-usable resource for students, print and paste in math notebooks, or send home as a parent resource!

I created these posters to display in my classroom as a resource students can use if they are unsure how to solve a problem. There are four strategies for each of the 4 operations of math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). There is also an explanation of each strategy as this is a great resource to send home to help teach parents various strategies besides standard algorithm!

Use this as a poster in your classroom, to print and paste in math notebooks, or send home as a parent resource!

Let your students explore geometry terms and shapes in a fun way! I have created a game board similar to "Chutes and Ladders", except the students flip over flashcards with various shapes, geometric terms, and geometric prefixes. The backside of the flashcard has the answer and the direction and number of spaces the students move. The only materials you need are game pieces!

This is a game similar that allows students to practice their single-digit multiplication facts. This game includes start unknown, change unknown, and result unknown equations to help students increase multiplication fact fluency. This game can be played with a partner or a small group.