Perfectly Practical Teaching

This is a Math Journal cover. Students can color it however they would like, cut it out, and then glue or tape it to the front of their journal. It is 7 x 9 inches, so it will fit on the front of a composition notebook or spiral notebook.

This product is a great for students to practice comparing decimals to the thousandths place. You can laminate it, put it in a sheet protector, or slide it in a dry-erase pocket. Students will work in partners. Each will roll a decimal number and then they will properly compare the two numbers.

This product can be used to review the difference between area, perimeter, and volume. It requires the students to read a variety of descriptions, like they may see on an assessment, and use key words to sort them into the proper column.

CUBES is a strategy that I teach my students to use when solving math word problems. I give them this printout to keep in their math folder to reference as needed. Life of a 4th Grade Teacher

This product is a great way for students to review area and perimeter. They also get to be creative while practicing their skills.

This is a great reference page for students to keep in a binder or folder. It helps them identify prime and composite numbers.

This product includes Texas State Standards for Math (updated 2023). Many districts require teachers to post their "I Can" Statements on bulletin boards or have them displayed during lessons. I have created these standards in poster form for your personal classroom use. Please do not copy, modify, or resell this document. You may purchase additional licenses below. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Feedback is welcome! *This file is in PDF format. You will need Adobe

I typically have students keep this handout in their math folder to reference at any time.

This product can be used during the first week of school to get students thinking about math. I usually read The Math Curse before having the students complete this activity.

I typically use this as a 3 corner activity in the classroom. I post a problem/scenario slide on the board and the students have to walk to the sign that they believe the problem is asking them to solve for.

This product is a great way for students to explore prime and composite numbers using their divisibility rules. It can also be used in their Math Notebook.

My students always struggle with rounding, so I teach them this "rap" to help them remember the steps. They absolutely love it! Life of a 4th Grade Teacher

This foldable can be used inside of a Math Notebook to teach multiplication properties to students. It is two pages, so you will have to copy it double-sided in order to create the foldable.

I use this product at the beginning of every school year to teach my students the importance of setting goals and taking responsibility for their own learning. Not only does it give them a focus for math, but it also gives them an opportunity to practice writing and put their thoughts down on paper. It will also be put into their portfolio for Open House in the spring semester. My students usually enjoy it!