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Break the tedious task of long division into 5 easy steps for your students to follow. There is a movement for kids to do that corresponds to each step using Total Physical Response (TPR). Each slide features a worked example with that step added, using color coding for key vocabulary. This presentation covers 1- and 2-digit divisors for 4th and 5th grades. Open in Google Slides for a fully editable copy.

Track your students' progress throughout the school year and set goals for their growth. This chart includes 4 commonly used assessments: Aimsweb reading fluency (R-CBM), Aimsweb Math Applications and Concepts (M-CAP), Reading and Math MAP tests. There are 4th grade level benchmarks based on local norms from last year. The chart is fully editable inside Google Sheets.

Help students understand the tricky process of measurement conversions. This chart includes conversions between units for metric mass, length, and capacity. Students can visualize the steps needed to change from grams to kilograms and back!

Teach your class to multiply and divide decimals into just 4 easy steps using TPR (total physical response)! There are a total of 8 slides- 4 for multiplying decimals and 4 for dividing decimals, including estimating as a problem-solving strategy. Open in Google Slides and make a copy to edit.

Get your students to master multi-digit multiplication in just 4 easy steps! Here are the steps for multi-digit multiplication using TPR (total physical response). There are 2 versions of slides: blue for 2x2-digit and purple for 3x2 digit multiplication. I print copies to make a class anchor chart, as well as for my students to glue into their math notebooks. Open in Google Slides for a fully editable copy.