Sandy Fleming

Newspaper Scavenger Hunts contains 30 printable task cards that will send students scrambling through old newspapers to find items such as colored letters (for younger students), words with two syllables (middle grades) or items that are discounted by 10% (older students). They're great for centers or for class-wide competition. The Scavenger Hunts also make great practice activities that can be used when students finish other tasks early. The three levels make it easy to provide just the rig

Here's the ultimate in recycling! Use those old newspapers to teach skills across age groups and curriculum areas. This thirty-page e-book is loaded with outstanding ideas to use newspapers to practice reading, math, social and motor skills as you play. It's perfect for homeschoolers, special educators, and anyone who works with a wide array of students.

Help students practice basic fraction skills with hands-on games using fraction flashcards. Instructions for six games to build skills with recognizing equivalent fractions, renaming fractions, adding and subtracting fractions and comparing fractions are included, as well as a complete set of fraction flashcards. These activities are perfect for home school, classroom, or learning centers. Grades 4-8.

Division with Fractions is a practice workbook intended to review division by fractions or mixed numbers. The book has three sections: a prerequisite review to make sure foundational skills are intact, a section about how to divide by fractions and mixed numbers, and a section that deals with cancellation. The book includes a cross number puzzle, a post test, and an answer key. It will help students (no matter what their ages) to review these concepts and assist in preparation for prealgebra an

Quick Tips are handy reference sheets designed to help students review important concepts, study for tests, or complete assignments that rely on previous learning. They can serve as anchor charts or notebook references, and are great to summarize teaching, review skills, or remediate specific concepts. "Renaming Fractions" tells how to calculate equivalent fractions just like students need to do to find common denominators. The reference sheet is eye-catching and easy to understand. It clearly e

Quick Tips: Math (Renaming Fractions) is the perfect companion to lessons about equivalent fractions. Teachers will also want to offer this tip sheet as a review when discussing finding common denominators and simplifying fractions. It's quick and clear, offers definitions and explanations, and serves as a great reminder that will help students move on to the next level.

Quick Tips: Math (Free Sample) includes 10 "tip sheets" about common tricky topics in elementary-level math. Each tip sheet includes relevant definitions, basic explanations, and applicable step-by-step instructions to do the process. There's a memory reminder of an important point and examples if needed. Teachers and homeschoolers can use these sheets to help students study during a related unit, to review basic information about topics as lessons move on to more complex levels, and to provide