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Perfect for November & Thanksgiving Math Activities! These autumn-themed logic puzzles make excellent November math, Thanksgiving morning work, brain teasers, or Thanksgiving math worksheets. Teachers love using these for fast finishers, centers, critical thinking practice, and sub plans during the busy fall season. Use for: Thanksgiving math activities · November bell ringers · Fall enrichment · Choice boards · Early finisher workWhat’s Included Printable PDF (2 Pages + Keys) 12 tota

The fraction, decimal and percentage of the whole are printed on each piece of these Saxon-inspired fraction manipulatives. Includes circles divided into halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, eighths and tenths. Print the blank pages and allow your students to color the pieces on their own, or print the colorful pieces to save time. I definitely recommend laminating, but it's up to you! These are great in an interactive notebook - simply create a pocket, so your students will always know where their

SVG files for whole circles & circles divided into halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, eighths and tenths. I definitely recommend laminating, but it's up to you! These are great in an interactive notebook - simply create a pocket, so your students will always know where their fractions are. Also includes 2 page pdf of circle fractions.

The fraction, decimal and percentage of the whole are printed on each piece of these Saxon-inspired fraction manipulatives. Includes a whole 4" circle, as well as divided into halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, eighths and tenths. I definitely recommend laminating, but it's up to you! These are great in an interactive notebook - simply create a pocket, so your students will always know where their fractions are.

Dreamy blue & green color palette fraction manipulatives. The fraction, decimal and percentage of the whole are printed on each piece of these Saxon-inspired fraction manipulatives. Includes a whole 4" circle, as well as circles divided into halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, eighths and tenths. I definitely recommend laminating, but it's up to you! These are great in an interactive notebook - simply create a pocket, so your students will always know where their fractions are.