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This transformation was meant as a review for place value, addition, subtraction and time. This resource is GREAT for test prep or review days. It covers so many different areas that it is an easy way to keep students interested! The activities are hands on and relate to the real world. I use it as a first week of school activity to see what my students know from the previous year! It was created for a third grade class but could be modified for your needs.

No Prep Place Value Activities Rounding, Place Value, and Number Forms Great for independent activities, homework, stations or test prep.

Crack the code sample. This includes 5 crack the code pages. Students must solve the basic multiplication equation in order to crack the code (answer the joke). This is great for an early finisher activity, back to school activity, review page, or to use during stations and small groups. Check out similar activities with different operations! Crack the Code AdditionCrack the Code DivisionCrack the Code Bundle - Multiplication and Division

5th Grade Science Vocabulary Words 31 Words and Definitions Great to put on a word wall or anchor charts

This is a super fun way to engage students when learning geometry or fractions! This includes 5 different stations including comparing and ordering numbers, fractions with number bonds, equivalent fractions and more! Turn your room into an FBI Lab or Spy academy for even more fun!

Money I have, Who has activity - Counting and Identifying Coins. The activity comes with 16 I have, Who has cards. This would be great for a review activity for money, station activity for financial literacy or a full class activity.

Looking for fun activities the first week of school? Here are some writing pages, a word search, coloring pages, I spy page and more! Pages for first, second, third, fourth and fifth grade!

Alphabet Posters in 4 different styles. Soft colors, bright colors, black and transparent (great if you want to print on colored paper!)

1 - 10 Addition Fact Pages. Great for building addition fluency. There is 2 sprint pages for each digit (A and B). Students try and beat their first score!