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An easy-to-read, visual reminder of some tricky measuring concepts!

Use this as an easy-to-read visual reminder of basic rounding rules, when learning how to round to the nearest ten or hundred.

Cursive, multiplication table, math operation key words, and accountable talk stems! Easy reference nametags for your students! Attach with velcro dots to move easily when changing seating arrangements.

Visuals to help students understand different ways to identify equivalent fractions. This would be an introduction to equivalent fractions, before the multiplication method is taught.

Helpful tool to have displayed as a review during an introduction to area unit!

Print as a bulletin board display or as an insert in a Math Interactive Notebook!

Working on fractions in Math? Put this anchor chart up for your students or print smaller copies for Interactive Notebooks!

Help keep students accountable for their independent reading books. Keep this in a reading notebook or folder for each book they complete. Print a class set of bookmarks so they can use it as a reference!

Keep up as a bulletin board display or print for a Math Interactive Notebook!

Are your students trying to learn the difference between vowels and consonants? Keep this up as a reminder!

Keep up as a bulletin board display or print for a Math Interactive Notebook!

A winter writing favorite! Pair this with a cute illustration or craft to show your students inside the snow globe itself!

Posters to help keep multiplication facts easily accessible for your students

This document contains seven pages of various parts of speech that can be cut and sorted to fit onto the various puzzle mats. An answer sheet is included. Students can either show their final sorting to the teacher or can record them on the blank sheet included.

Keep up as part of a math bulletin board or turn into a chart for an Interactive Notebook!

Keep up as a bulletin board display or print for a Math Interactive Notebook!

Keep a reminder of what the different place values are named and the different ways to represent a number!

When learning how to tell time, keep this up as a visual learning tool to help students remember which hand of the clock tells them what and how to find the elapsed time!

Some tricks to remember how to tell if a fraction is greater than, less than, or equal to another!

Keep this up as a resource during your Multiplication and Division units as a reminder of vocabulary terms and understanding how these two operations are related!