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A colorful and fun way to support students writing numbers in word form and naming various numbers.

Fractions in Disguise by Edward Einhorn is a great read aloud for 3rd graders who are beginning to learn about fractions all the way to 6 or 7th graders who need some review or reinforcement of fraction concepts such as: - decomposing a tape diagram to visually represent a fraction - comparing fractions using diagrams - using multiplication to create equivalent fractions - using division to reduce fractions to their lowest terms This 4-page guided activity packet can be use as you read to keep

Math Read aloud project based on the book, "The Math Curse" by Jon Scieszka. Students listen to a story about a student who goes through their day and night engulf3ed by everything math. "Everything is a math problem". Challenge students to “break the math curse” by writing their own stories featuring themselves going through their everyday lives solving Real World Math Problems. Students will: - Brainstorm ideas about how they interact/encounter math - write mini-stories - pose questions

Make your next field trip more than just a walk in the park!Designed by a 5th-grade ICT educator and Math Specialist, this integrated Scavenger Hunt BINGO board turns a trip to the Botanical Garden (or any local arboretum) into a hands-on inquiry lab. What’s Included:Math Connections: Students will identify acute angles, estimate area in square feet, and find Fibonacci-inspired spiral patterns.Science Inquiry: Focuses on biological adaptations (fuzzy/waxy leaves), decomposition, life cycles, and

Start the year with a math-themed icebreaker that gets students thinking and talking about their math preferences! This “This or That?” Math Interest Survey Worksheet is a fun and easy way to learn more about your students’ math personalities during the first week of school. Perfect for grades 3–5, this activity supports community building, student voice, and early math mindset conversations. ✅ What’s Included: Portrait Version (Front + Back): 25 “This or That?” prompts with space for studen

Help your students master the "why" behind math operations!This resource provides clear, visual examples of real-world Multiplication and Division situations to help students identify which operation to use when solving word problems. Each situation includes a relatable scenario, a visual model (like arrays, area models, or group diagrams), the mathematical expression, and the final answer. What’s Included?Multiplication Situations Covered:Total/Groups: Finding a total from equal groups (e.g.,

This rubric makes math communication visible and doable for students. It encourages growth in precision, reasoning, and clarity — and helps students understand what strong math communication looks like in action. A 4-level student-friendly rubric (Master, Practitioner, Apprentice, Novice) Clear examples for every level so students know exactly what each one looks and sounds like Focus areas:Using correct math vocabulary Explaining thinking in clear steps Showing reasoning and proof Organizin

Kick off your school year with this fun and meaningful Find Someone Who: Math Edition resource, designed specifically for Grades 3–5! This low-prep BINGO-style activity helps build math community, review essential skills, and promote growth mindset—all while getting students up, moving, and talking. This resource includes 3 different versions to meet a variety of needs in the first weeks of school: What’s Included: Version 1: Light & Fun Math BINGO Great for Day 1 or 2! Prompts include light m

For Grade 4 Unit 4: From Hundredths to Hundred ThousandsSet includes a one sided sheet per lesson and corresponding answer keys. Section D - Lesson 18 to 22.Can be used as homework or extra practice. Note: This packet does not include Lesson 23 (which is optional). This resource is based on the IM K-12 Math™ authored by Illustrative Mathematics® and offered under a CC BY 4.0 License.

Looking for a simple way to boost math fluency and bridge the gap between school and home? These ready-to-print handouts are perfect for Family Math Nights, classroom newsletters, or homework folders! This resource provides clear, easy-to-follow instructions for engaging math games that only require a standard deck of cards or a set of dice. What’s Included:Card Games (K-5): Includes favorites like Make 10, Addition/Subtraction War, and Multiplication War.Advanced Skills: Specialized games for

Help your students master the skill of choosing the correct operation with this fun and flexible word problem activity— Operation Paddles! With three differentiated levels of word problems, students will build confidence identifying whether to use addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division to solve. This resource includes: ✅ Level 1: Basic one-step word problems (great for 2nd–3rd grade or review) ✅ Level 2: Intermediate problems with larger numbers and multi-digit reasoning ✅ Level 3:

Image Talk: DotsUnlock the power of subitizing and number sense with Image Talk: Dots – an engaging and versatile math activity designed for students in grades 1 through 6. This variation of the popular Number Talk focuses on visualizing and interpreting dot patterns, helping young learners build a deeper understanding of numbers and their relationships. By analyzing and discussing images of dot arrangements, students are encouraged to think critically, develop strategies for counting, and enha

For Grade 4 Unit 5: Multiplicative Comparison and Measurement Set includes a one sided sheet per lesson and corresponding answer keys. Section A - Lesson 1 to 6.Can be used as homework or extra practice. This resource is based on the IM K-12 Math™ authored by Illustrative Mathematics® and offered under a CC BY 4.0 License.

This resource is the first in a series of mathematical representation models. This resource shows students how they can use Tape Diagrams or Bar Models to model problems for all four operations.

Quick and easy, customizable fraction of the day routine. Great for 3rd graders ready for the challenge of multiple representations of a fraction or a great check in or review for 4th and 5th graders! Students can choose their own fraction or you can give one to guide them. Students will draw it, model it on a number line, find an equivalent fractions, and use their reasoning about benchmark fractions to compare it and describe it to the nearest benchmark. File includes a whole-page printable,

Blank place value charts from ones to hundred-thousands. Resource can be printed whole page or 2 per page to use as individual supports. Chart includes x10 and divided by 10 arrows on one chart without that label on others for lower grades. Enjoy!

Model templates to support students in visually showing their math work. Models include:1) singular tape diagram (bar model) 2) multiple tape diagrams 3) number line 4) number bonds 5) five frame 6) ten frame

Sample lesson: For Grade 4 Unit 4: From Hundredths to Hundred Thousands Lesson 12: Comparing large numbers. One sided sheet per lesson with 5 questions to practice the place value skills of building and comparing numbers. Can be used as homework or extra practice. I hope this helps. Full section and rest of unit available soon. Feedback encouraged! This resource is based on the IM K-12 Math™ authored by Illustrative Mathematics® and offered under a CC BY 4.0 License.