Teaching New Math

Students use types of lines, angles, and 3D figures to design a city with given requirements, such as a school and restaurant. Upon approval of student plans and design, provided nets will be used to build the 3D city! Contractor name tags are included. Aligned to VA SOL 4.10 and 4.11.

Aligned with 4th grade VA SOL 4.10, 4.11, and 4.12, this product includes 20 different bingo boards, each with 24 illustrations and a free space, and 24 calling cards, each with a term, its definition, and the illustration to show what students should be covering on their boards.

This number forms BINGO is perfect for any upper elementary place value unit. Students will read and identify numbers on their BINGO boards written in expanded form (2,000+300+10+9), standard form (2,319), written form (two thousand, three hundred nineteen), and shown represented by base-ten blocks. Allow your concrete learners to make connections among the various number forms by using physical base-ten blocks as they play BINGO. When calling the numbers, make it clear which form of the number

This fractions activity is the perfect opportunity for students to make connections between visual representations, tenths and hundredths written as decimals, and fractions of equivalent values, from zero to one. Students can place the cards on a blank number line for even more connections in comparing and ordering parts of a whole. Classroom teachers and homeschooling families could use this activity to make connections between representations of fractions and decimals. Cards Included: - tenth

Engage students in grades 3–5 (or multiple ages in a homeschool setting) with 36 weeks of daily math warmups and critical thinking challenges! Each week includes open-ended problems, fraction explorations, problem-solving puzzles, and creative math writing prompts — all designed to encourage reasoning, justification, and multiple solution strategies. Includes a complete answer key with multiple strategies and explanations for every problem. Use it as a bound year-long math journal or print we

Build Deeper Place Value UnderstandingThese 24 Place Value Error Analysis Task Cards help students go beyond surface-level answers and truly understand the relationship between a digit’s place and its value. Students read about common mistakes, explain what went wrong, and justify the correct solution, strengthening both reasoning and communication skills. Two Versions for DifferentiationEach task card is provided in two formats: Contextual Version: Includes a short real-world scenario/prom

This fractions resource makes the perfect handout for review, study guide, or posters for comparing fractions strategies! Classroom teachers and homeschooling families could all use these strategies to foster kiddos' number sense and reasoning about fraction comparisons. No need for tricks or shortcuts that are sure to be forgotten! Reinforce your own understandings of meaningful fraction comparison reasoning and give your students the opportunity to discover these reasonings and make connection

This fractions on a number line activity is perfect for math centers, warm-up tasks, math talk prompts, or SCOOT. Classroom teachers and homeschooling families alike could enjoy this activity. Students practice placing points on the number lines to show fractions - halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths included. Most cards include number lines that are already divided, with 0 and 1 labeled, while a couple of cards require students to plot the point to an undivide

This base-ten "I have, who has" game is perfect for any upper elementary place value unit. Students will read and identify numbers on their cards in standard form (2,319) and shown represented by base-ten blocks. Allow your concrete learners to make connections among the various number forms by using physical base-ten blocks as they play. With 24 total cards, you can allow students to investigate or review place value in small groups or as a class. Includes 24 unique cards, each representing the

This place value mystery is the perfect base ten blocks activity. Give students the opportunity to use base ten block manipulatives to make place value connections. Classroom teachers and homeschooling families alike could enjoy this activity. Students use base ten blocks to represent various numbers and and equations. THE STORY:The students' math teacher's manipulatives have been taken. She knows the number she represented before leaving the room for a meeting, but when she returned, a differe

This hungry, hungry hippos game is the by far the BEST way to review equivalent fractions! Give your students a day of math class they won't forget! While having a blast, students will be determining if fractions are equivalent or not, and communicating and justifying their answers as they work in pairs or small groups. Classroom teachers and physical education teachers can collaborate to bring this timeless game to life for your students, all while practicing a complex math topic. This product

Looking for a low-prep, high-engagement way to review geometry concepts? This “Rolling Through Geometry” activity gets students talking, reasoning, and sharing their understanding in a fun, game-like format. Students roll a die and respond to an open-ended prompt with a partner or small group. Each roll gives students multiple options to choose from, so discussions are varied and can be revisited multiple times. Prompts encourage students to use academic vocabulary, explain their thinking, and

These geometry questions are perfect to give students the opportunity to communicate their understandings and use reasoning to justify their answers. It is aligned with Virginia's SOL 4.12, which asks students to classify quadrilaterals as parallelograms, rectangles, squares, rhombi, and/or trapezoids, develop definitions for parallelograms, rectangles, squares, rhombi, and trapezoids, identify properties of quadrilaterals including parallel, perpendicular, and congruent sides, compare and contr

Make place value practice interactive and fun with “Rolling Into Place Value”! This activity is the perfect way for students to communicate their mathematical thinking, review place value concepts, and apply their knowledge in both partner and small-group settings. Students take turns rolling a number cube and responding to open-ended prompts about nine-digit numbers. Each roll encourages students to read, write, and analyze large numbers while building flexibility and confidence with the base-

This sorting activity is the perfect opportunity to challenge students' "key words" thinking of word problems. 14 word problems are included, many with the same key words or questions, requiring students to think critically and truly analyze the information given and question being asked for each problem. This product is ready to go as soon as you download it. Students will need scissors to cut apart the word problems to sort. You may want them to glue them into categories of "add" and "multiply