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This is a fantastic resource for open house that is quick and easy. It can be used as an enrichment activity or for remediation. Students create math problems to answer the questions in the box about themselves. Make it even more interesting by having parents or other students guess who student is.

This PP presentation was created for an evaluation. It was made to go along with the TEAM model, but can be used in any classroom. I took special attention to make sure I included slides that model two different types of thinking. It concludes with an extended writing assignment. It uses counters and white boards. I also refer to "brain buddies." These the groups my students get into. You can change that to whatever you like. Enjoy! My kids did!

This is my second worksheet. All 13 problems are new! Answer key is included! EASY TO GRADE!!!

This takes the Eureka material and puts it in Power Point form. This includes a quiz (and answer key) with original questions for 4th grade module 2 lesson 1. Objective: Express metric length measurements in terms of a smaller unit; model and solve addition and subtraction word problems involving metric length.

Objective: Express metric length measurements in terms of a smaller unit; model and solve addition and subtraction word problems involving metric length. This quiz is designed can be used independently or with Eureka, Engage New York, Great Minds materials. The quiz includes original problems and an answer key.

This PP presentation was created for an evaluation. It was made to go along with the TEAM model, but can be used in any classroom. I took special attention to make sure I included slides that model two different types of thinking. It concludes with an extended writing assignment. It uses counters and white boards. I also refer to "brain buddies." These the groups my students get into. You can change that to whatever you like. Enjoy! My kids did!

If you are like me, I get really frustrated when a worksheet says "Multiplication Word Problems" at the top. The students know that every problem will require them to use multiplication. Some of my students need a lot of work with trying to figure out if multiplication or division must be used. That's why I created this worksheet. There are 6 problems, but there are two questions for each problem, so really you could grade this as if it had twelve problems. THIS IS AN EASY TO GRADE SHEET!

This worksheet will test your students knowledge of the distributive property. This should go along with teaching the "break apart" method.