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Make multi-step problem-solving engaging and meaningful with this Google Slides resource designed for upper elementary students! This resource allows students to solve real-world, multi-step word problems using all four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Students will practice breaking down problems, choosing appropriate operations, and explaining their thinking—helping them build strong problem-solving habits and confidence. Perfect for 4th-grade classrooms, th

Help your students make sense of remainders in a meaningful and engaging way! This worksheet focuses on building conceptual understanding of division by having students interpret remainders in real-world contexts. Students explore three key strategies: Ignore the Remainder – when leftovers don’t matter Round Up – when everyone must be included Sharing is Caring – when the remainder can be fairly distributed Each problem is rooted in relatable, real-life scenarios (like school trips, community

This document is here to help guide you when you are having an IEP meeting and a nice place to keep all documents together. This includes: 1) Conference Notes 2) Student survey 3) Management Needs 4) A place to write new goals for reading, writing, math and others ( transition goals, phonic goals, etc.)

After all the kids hard work, here is a fun way to celebrate and end your module by making connections! With this activity students will pick their own favorite selection from module 1 Inventors at Work and make connections with the text towards the three connections: text to self, text to text and text to world. This connects with lesson 15 making connections. Students will also have to summarize, write about what they learned, their favorite part, and if they would or not recommend their selec

Below are anchors charts for writing introductions and a strong conclusion! Strong Introductions give students four options to pick from to help create a catchy hook! Strong Conclusion anchor chart gives students three options to pick from to help close their final paragraph!

Below are two worksheets for lesson 15 Making Connections First Worksheet: Students will explore the three different types of connections: text to self, text to text, and text to world. Students will also use a text from the module to give a reflection of their favorite selection. Second Worksheet: Students can work in a group to answer all three different types of connections: text to self, text to text, and text to world. Teacher can assign students a book from from the module to work to

This a quick and easy way to check your students progress! This includes 6 questions: - 3 long division - vocabulary check - multiplication word problem ( this is included to see if students are understanding the difference of vocabulary between the two word problems) -division word problem