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5th graders celebrate their 1000th day of school on the 100th day of the school year! Celebrate with color by number (includes powers of ten and multiplying decimals by powers of ten), 1000 glasses, fun writing prompts, and math activities!

A great hallway or classroom display for all ages! Perfect for the beginning of the year. Students write about themselves and put or draw their pictures inside. Parents or other students can read them and guess who they are. Includes: brainstorming page, 8 different formats, small and large paper versions, directions, display title and information, and speech bubbles for pictures

Which monster stole all your socks from your closet?! Add and subtract decimals this halloween season to find out. Includes: Monster Mugshots Your mission Organized workspace Crack the code page with addition and subtraction through the thousandths Fill in the blanks using the code to solve the mystery Differentiated version (pre aligned decimals) Answer Key Check out my other fun math mystery St. Patrick's Day 5th grade Fraction Challenge: Leprechaun LineupSt. Patrick's Day 5th and 6th grade F

Students are challenged to find the best deals on items for a Thanksgiving dinner for 12 people. They have to add or multiply decimals, think critically, and then compare sums to choose the cheapest items. I created this product to avoid using different grocery circulars and to have a performance task with set answers, so I can use it year after year. It Includes: -Directions for students -4 different, leveled circulars -Blank circular for you to make your own -Teaching Suggestions -Differentia

Happy Groundhog's Day! Students will use current articles to decide if we should trust a groundhog as a meteorologist. Could be adapted to any reading level! Includes: -Objectives, Standards, Teaching Suggestions -Groundhog Themed RADD Strategy Poster -Sentence starters -Note taking sheet -Writing plan sheet -Writing page -Rubric Check out my store for other writing projects! Predict the winner of the "Big Game" evidence writingLetter to my future selfLetter to future studentsCrime Scene Writin

Add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions and mixed numbers to decide which leprechaun caused mischief in your classroom! Students have to crack a number letter code to finish sentences and determine the height and weight of the leprechauns to solve the mystery. 3 Levels: ☘Add and subtract fractions with like denominators ☘Add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions ☘Add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions and mixed numbers Includes: ☘List of suspects ☘Directions with step by step in

Build fraction people with this fun activity! Students build a person, calculate the total and what fraction of the person each part is. There is also an extension for students to make accessories that suit them Check out some other fun math projects! Valentine's Day Decimal and or Fraction ChallengeAdd and Multiply Decimals Project: You're Planning a Party!Insect Investigation: Place Value ProjectThanksgiving Dinner Math Challenge- DecimalsCustomary Measurement, Volume, & Decimal Project: You'r

Help me investigate which sneaky bug has been chomping on my garden by solving place value riddles. Students apply the following skills: rounding, identifying place value, multiplying decimals by ten, expanded form, and ordering decimals Check out my other similar projects! Other Similar Products: Valentine's Day Decimal and or Fraction ChallengeAdd and Multiply Decimals Project: You're Planning a Party!Thanksgiving Dinner Math Challenge- DecimalsLeprechaun Lineup: St. Patrick's Day Fraction Cha

Students are challenged to find the best deals on items to host a birthday party on a set budget. They have to add or multiply decimals, think critically, and then compare sums/products to choose the cheapest items. It Includes: -Directions for students -2 colorful circulars -Teaching Suggestions -Differentiation Options -Packets for below, on, and above grade levels -Recording sheets -Detailed answer keys -Coupons If there is a component you would like added, please let me know! Thank you! Che

Print, cut, and use! Color and black and white fraction strips. These are a great alternative to buying manipulatives or perfect to send home with students.

This product is made up of 20 task cards which require students to convert between metric units of measurement. It includes a recording sheet for students and an answer key. This product is part of this bundle: 5th Grade Measurement BundleCheck out the other measurement activities: Metric Monkeys Math MysteryCustomary Cats Math MysteryCustomary Conversion Task Cards

3 fun math challenges for September, October, and November! The main math skills in this bundle are place value and adding, subtracting, and multiplying decimals Use as performance tasks, math centers, test review, or just a fun way to practice

Help the dairy farmer figure out which cat drank the milk by converting customary units of measurement. This is an excellent way for students to practice solving real life and multi-step problems Includes: Student directions Suspects sheet Scaffolded work pages Answer key This product is part of this bundle: 5th Grade Measurement BundleCheck out the other measurement activities: Metric Monkeys Math MysteryMetric Conversion Task CardsCustomary Conversion Task Cards

Students will use current articles to predict who will win the football game! You could use this product for ANY football game. This is easy to set up for students and teachers (even if you have minimal knowledge of the sport like me!). Could be adapted to any reading level! Includes: Football Themed RADD Strategy Poster Sentence stems Note taking sheet Writing Plan Sheet Writing Paper How Students Can Find Evidence Online Suggested Resources for Teachers Objectives, Standards, Teaching Suggesti

Incorporate Halloween into your math class! This fun activity includes 5 sets of problems for students, at 3 different levels. Skills include multiplication, basic division, addition, subtraction, and volume. Students can color labels for their treat bags and earn "treats" for every set of problems they complete. An early finishers color by number is also included!

March, St. Patrick's Day-themed activity. No prep, just print. Perfect for Growth Mindset, Responsive Classroom, spreading kindness, and building a classroom community! Prompts: What makes you lucky? What do your classmates shamROCK at? Includes the sentence starters: I'm lucky because... ______ shamROCKS at... Post a question, print out the shapes with sentence starters on them, and have students share their responses. This is a great activity to post on your classroom door or bulletin board.

Students nominate a person for the Person of the Year Award, read a biography and do research, then write a persuasive essay and present! Includes: -Influential person lesson -Topic and Closing Sentence lessons -Note taking packet -Scaffolded writing plan packet -Writing paper -Writing checklist -Rubric -Presentation plan -Presentation page -Teaching suggestions -Lesson sequence Works well with the 4th Grade Reading Workshop Biography Unit!

Help your grocer solve the mystery of the missing bananas! Convert metric units, multiply by powers of 10, use problem solving skills and eliminate suspects Includes: Suspects Mugshot page Student Instructions Scaffolded work pages Answer Key This product is part of this bundle: 5th Grade Measurement BundleCheck out the other measurement activities: Metric Conversion Task CardsCustomary Cats Math MysteryCustomary Conversion Task CardsCheck out my other math mysteries! Monster Math: Adding and S

You're planning an end of year pool party, but you need to fill the pool and plan what you'll eat and drink! Students will need to find the volume of the irregular rectangular prism (pool), convert customary units of weight and capacity in a recipe and grocery list, and use decimal operations to determine the total cost. Includes: -Objectives/Standards -Students directions/checklist -Recording sheets and printable packet -Modified version -Early finishers challenge Note: There is no answer key b

There are questions for each mystery in Encyclopedia Brown Sets the Pace There is also a graphic organizer and writing paper for students to write their very own Encyclopedia Brown mystery!