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Interactive Fractions Lesson and Activity - This lesson can be used as part of an introduction to fractions, or as review and practice. It includes examples, and interactive questions with correct and incorrect animated picture prompts.

This resource may be used for skill building, extra help, or review for assessments. The Table of Contents is in the preview so that you can see all skills that are included. It can be printed as a workbook, used virtually in its entirety, or you can print and use individual pages as worksheets to practice or review with your students. Please check out my other full unit resources as well as Jeopardy games.

This file contains worksheets aligned to the common core standard for counting and cardinality for preschool and kindergarten students. They can be used for classwork, homework, or assessment. It is a word document, therefore completely editable once purchased.

This is a fun, self-checking review game for the end of the year. Students hunt around the room for the answers to problems that they have to solve. If an answer can't be found students will know something is wrong and they'll need to look at the problem again. You can have students work alone or in pairs or groups. Every group starts at a different card so students will be spread out around the room. Answer Key is included.

This scavenger hunt game makes reviewing fun before an expressions quiz or just as extra practice. Students work independently or in pairs to solve expressions located around the room or the building. Simply randomly place the cards in different locations and monitor students while they work! It's self correcting too since the answers are located around the room. Students hunt for the answer and then solve the problem on the new card. An answer key is also included.

These are great for quick math fluency practice during transitions or just when students need a break from seatwork. I usually have students stretch or do some quick, short exercises in between to get them out of their seats and refocused. They’re a great CCSS tool whether you’re using the modules or not. I kept the color scheme simple to save ink and accommodate black and white printers. I copied each module set on different color cardstock, laminated them and put them on a ring b