Stephanie Scholl

Students roll dice to fill in a multiplication sentence. Then they use the commutative property of multiplication to write the related multiplication sentence. Can be used as an independent activity during small group instruction!

Students fill in missing factors to make the equation true. They then cut out each equation and match it to the correct property. Properties include: Commutative, Associative, & Distributive.

Can be used as a pretest or quick assessment. Includes commutative, associative, and distributive properties of multiplication. Students match the definitions and identify which property equations represent.

Students sort adverb word cards under the headings of where, when, or how. After sorting the words. students complete the activity page. Includes task directions, word cards (7 of each kind), heading cards, and activity page.

Aligned to 3rd grade common core standard of rounding to the nearest ten and hundred. This power point teaches rounding using a number line as well as a mnemonic device. Includes rounding to the nearest ten with two and three digit numbers. Also, rounding to the nearest hundred with three and four digit numbers.

Opening page is a flow chart showing the relationships between different quadrilaterals and how they are classified according to the line segments and angles that form them. Click the Subcategories for interactive pages about trapezoids and parallelograms!

Students who are ready for the revising step in the writing process use this activity sheet to revise a classmates writing using A.R.M.S (Add, Remove, Move, Swap).

Set of six puzzles. Students match up clues to complete each quadrilateral puzzle.

This scoot activity is differentiated for three levels and includes QR codes for students to check their work. Simply cut out the rectangular cards and place them around the room. Each answer will lead students to their next problem! An answer sheet is included for students to keep record of their answers.

Total of 4 puzzles with 5 pieces each. Students can work in pairs or small groups to put together the puzzles by matching the area, perimeter, number sentences, and rectangles.

Word document giving directions for clickable/touchable reveals within the Smart file "Classifying/Sorting Quadrilaterals".