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This product is designed to be used as a practice or review after students learn the topic of multiplicative comparison. These cards can be cut apart and taped around the room for a scavenger style activity. Students walk around the room and answer the questions in their math journals. They can also be used in any other way that task cards fit your classroom needs, such as for a review center or a game of SCOOT. Includes 20 cards and an answer key.

Help children communicate their mental math thinking during Number Talks using these two posters. The first poster has prompts for students to use to communicate their thoughts. The second poster has the hand symbols used by Sherry Parrish's team in the DVD. hand signals, number talks, hand, signal, symbol, math communication, math talk

Create and interpret line plots with fractions! Great for Common Core Math Standards in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade! In this activity, students are measuring the length of caterpillars using a ruler. There are 26 caterpillars with lengths that are 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/2, 1 3/4. Students are then asked to plot all the caterpillars on a line plot above their length. There are 10 questions that relate to reading the line plot that the student created. An answer key is included. Great review and

4.NF.5 ~ 4.NF.6 ~ 4.NF.7 I use this flipbook later in the year to review place value and introduce decimals {tenths and hundredths}. Simply cut along the dotted lines, highlight the place of each number, and then write the word form on the inside flap. Pictures are attached to show the final piece. My class attaches this to their math journal to use as reference throughout the year. To supplement this whole group activity, I give my students the printable workpage that is included. Please

Spinner Centers are quick and easy small group or individual games that students can use to practice their skills. All you need to do is print and provide a paper clip! This set includes adding fractions with like denominators and multiplying a fraction by a whole number, both of which are covered under the fourth grade common core standards. There are two versions of each skill. Version A is easier than Version B. That means you’re buying *FOUR* games for $1.25! You can assign both spinners

What do you do to contain all the craziness of Valentine's Day at school? This printable math review gives students the opportunity to explore their Valentine's Day goodies, while still utilizing math skills. Students will sort their candies and gifts, then solve the fractions and decimals of the whole bag. Great review and preparation for: PARCC Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers GMAS Georgia Milestones Assessment System