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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

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.,

Student resource to support understanding of various models in which the quotient is a fraction. 5th grade concept.

Fun park planning activity to apply multiplying fractions by fractions to a real-world task. Students will draw "blueprints" of 3 different park proposals to determine decomposition of fractional parts of a whole. 5th Grade standard (supportive to Illustrative Math, Grade 5, Unit 3) Includes teacher model.

Student resource for relating area to multiplication with fraction sides (and mixed numbers). Can be printed double sided and laminated to be used as a personal anchor chart for students or groups. Visuals and mathematical equations. Developed for use alongside 5th Grade Fractional Units. - specifically created for lessons in the Illustrative Curriculum (Grade 5, Unit 2).

This packet includes multiple activities to support student understanding of finding a fraction part of various whole numbers (groups of things). Includes 2 pages of differentiated content for Tier 2 support. Colorful visual supports accompany all math involved. Developed to support 5th grade standards, but can also be used in accelerated 4th grade studies, or intervention supports in middle school grades.

Students are tasked to use a recipe that yield 2 servings to determine how much of each ingredient they will need depending on various party size needs. Student will practice multiplication: - whole numbers by whole number - whole number by fraction - whole number by mixed number

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,