Teaching Star Express

Students will count, compare, and make change for money amounts up to $5.00. Students will also make the same money amounts using different sets of coins.

Practice with labeling, extending, transferring, and creating repeating and growing patterns.

Interactive activities featuring repeating and growing patterns, functions, and input/output tables. Compatible with new 3rd grade Virginia SOLs.

This quiz features question in which students must identify solid & plane shapes, describe their characteristics, and determine how many lines of symmetry certain figures have.

This review provides multiple opportunities to practice telling time to the nearest 5 minutes.

This review features 4 digit addition and subtraction problems, multi-step word problems, part-part-whole models, and estimation.

This review features place value questions with numbers up to 6 digits, expanded form, rounding to the nearest tens, hundreds, and thousands place, and comparing values of large numbers.

This sort uses a variety of different patterns to allow students to identify increasing vs. repeating patterns.

Students will solve addition and subtraction equations and determine whether they are equal or not equal, using the appropriate symbols.

Students will use addition and subtraction facts to find inverse equations on a chart.

Students will identify and extend basic repeating and growing patterns.

Features 2 digit number addition and subtraction word problems require estimation.

Students will color labeled ducks green for nouns, orange for verbs, or purple for adjectives. Students will then identify the patterns they have Created.

This 12 page packet tests a variety of math skills at the 2nd - 3rd grade level.

Studnets will convert minutes to hours, months to years, and vice versa.

This review features the concepts of equal parts, fractions of a shape, fractions of a set, and simple fraction value comparisons.

Extensive review featuring questions related to plane and solid shapes, lines and angles, & perimeter and area.

Students will use customary and metric units to estimate the length, capacity, and volume of presented objects as well as practice measuring length to the nearest half inch and centimeter.

This review focuses on adding and subtraction fractions with like denominators. Problems include solutions with mixed numbers and improper fractions.

Students must color the picture that correlates to the given measurement unit.