SchellMath

This game is a tried and loved game by my 4th graders. They love solving the problems to get the exact answer as a team competition as well as playing scoot or solving problems around the room. Your students will love it too! This document is fully changeable with new problems to benefit all your students. You can even laminate or copy and place in a picture book to take back to their seats! Please leave feedback. You will not be disappointed :)

Students can sort sentences using the word "can" into 4 categories ability, willingness, permission or possibility. More sorts are to come shortly with other modal auxiliary verbs!

Have fun with your students concurring the COMMON CORE STANDARDS with this amazing decimal game. This game allows your students to read decimals, compare decimals and add fractions with denominators 10 and 100. Please feel free to modify and adjust the problems to add more challenging problems as your students improve their knowledge. Also Added in the cards can be printed and cut out for students to play as a scoot game, or to use around the room. You can even play decimal war with them!

This is a great activity to use to draw conclusions and make inferences. I used it during an observation and it was amazing. I attached the story about how my mom sends me a gift every year as clues and in order to get my present I have to guess correctly, but I also have to explain why using evidence from the clues and what I know.

Super neat way to review with students. Perfect to project to the class and review. All you have to do is click your mouse/ keyboard. In the preview your students will be able to identify types of angles. Determine if they are more than, less than or equal to 90 degrees. They will also be able to identify angles in shapes and tell how many angles.

Students have trouble with rounding? Want a fun way to practice? Try Place Value Extravaganza! Students compete against each other to round the fastest! If you don't want to play as a game you can use for a whiteboard activity to check for understanding!

This game is an excellent warm up, review, or competition. Play as team to find the missing factors, or tell if the number is prime or composite.

Comprehension activities and questions for students to review their skills.