Quinnessential Lessons

This freebie is for all the 5th grade teachers out there that are as frustrated as I am. Trying to find supplemental worksheet as we transition to the Common Core has been a challenge. All my "old" practice sheets contain Algebraic Expression which are not covered in the 5th grade Common Core. So here is a two sided worksheet that just contains numerical expressions. The answer key is provided. Enjoy! Any questions or problems? Do not hesitate to ask. Kim

This printable Holiday Turkey is perfect for the last few days before Thanksgiving. The color by numbers activity is aligned with the Common Core Standards (5.OA.1). Students solve each of the numerical expressions using order of operations. Then using the color code on the page, students color each sections of the turkey. I have added a page for students to show their work and an answer key Graphics by http://www.mycutegraphics.com/ Any questions? Do not hesitate to ask. Kim

I Have, Who Has? activities are a simple way to review a concept with your students. Traditionally the game is played with the whole class This game is aligned with the 5th grade Common Core (5.NBT.1) Any questions, do not hesitate to ask.

This printable Holiday Elf is perfect for the last few days before vacation. The color by numbers activity is aligned with the Common Core Standards (5.OA.1). Students solve each of the numerical expressions using order of operations. Then using the color code on the page, students color each section of the elf. * I have added a page for students to show their work * If you like this freebie, check out my other Color by Numbers products. Back to School(Grades 3-5) Winter Edition(Grades 3-5) S

These interactive notebook pages will help your students learn the divisibility rules for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9. There are 3 versions of the second page so you can differentiate instruction based on how much you want your students to write. Enjoy! Kim

This small group activity will engage all your students as they each get a turn to "Be the Teacher!" and practice their rounding skills. Each card includes the answers to the rounding questions. This activity works best with groups of 3 or 4 students. Any questions or concerns? Don't hesitate to ask Kim

These are a set of seven posters (kilometer, hectometer, dekameter, meters, decimeter, centimeter, and millimeter) - one set in color, the other in black and white. Print, laminate and hang. These are a great reference for your students when they are tackling metric conversions. I have also used them during whole group instruction - I pass out all seven posters and then have the seven students get themselves in the correct order at the front of the room. The students that are seated can help i

This worksheet is made to be used with snap cubes. The students use 20 snap cubes to create as many rectangular prisms as they can.The activity is geared to help the students make a connection between the chart and the algorithm. It also reinforces the concept that different shapes can have the same volume. This activity is aligned with C.C. 5.MD.3. It can be used for whole group instruction or in a center. To see how I used this worksheet with my class, check out my blog post at Quinnessenti

These fraction flowers make a colorful bulletin board display while also informally assessing your students fraction sense. See examples of my bulletin board displays here