Nicholas Reitz

This 10 page packet of materials was designed to be given to students all at once to work on over the course of several days during math workshop rotations. However, the individual pages could also be used independently! The following skills are addressed throughout this packet: Addition of multiple addends (1, 2, and 3-digit) Conversion between units of time, weight, and length Solving multi-step word problems Sequencing Data collection and representation Elapsed time Averaging Fractions Plac

Brag tags are a great way for students to get positive reinforcement or to celebrate milestones and accomplishments! These brag tags can be used as a great reward for when students master the times tables from 0-12. Template used with special permission from Fifth in the Middle: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Fifth-In-The-Middle http://fifthinthemiddle.blogspot.com

This is a game I created to help my kids become fluent with their multiplication (and division) facts. Students play the game in pairs. Rules and five variations of the game board are included. My students love playing this game. It's perfect for independent practice during a math workshop.

Brag tags are a great way for students to get positive reinforcement or to celebrate milestones and accomplishments! These brag tags can be used as a great reward for when students master the division tables from 0-12. Template used with special permission from Fifth in the Middle: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Fifth-In-The-Middle http://fifthinthemiddle.blogspot.com

This is a set of three activities to use in your math center to help kids practice addition of multiple addends, addition while making symmetrical figures, and building figures with a set perimeter. The sheet and some pattern blocks are all you need! The activity can easily be made more challenging by having kids write a number sentence that expresses the repeated addition as multiplication. Laminate a few copies of each activity and use in your math center for years to come!

This is a simple poster to put up in your room to help kids remember the order of operations!