The Mountain We Climb

In this document you will find several task cards that have a question on them and each task card with a question has a match that has a restatement on it. It is a memory game in which they are to flip over the cards and find the matches to them. Includes: --Teacher Instructions --Student Instructions --Task Cards with Questions --Task Cards with Restatements

In this document you will find several task cards that have a question on them and each task card with a question has a match that has a restatement on it. It is a memory game in which they are to flip over the cards and find the matches to them. Includes: --Teacher Instructions --Student Instructions --Task Cards with Questions --Task Cards with Restatements

This guide explains to parents and students how to multiply. This can be sent home as a guide for parents and students to use as a review for homework or to study. It shows 3 strategies to multiply: area model, standard algorithm, and partial products. It gives a visual and step by step instructions on how to complete each strategy. It even has the visual and instructions color coded for parents and students to know exactly where to look. This guide also also includes 10 questions for stude

In this document you will be able to allow students to have guided practice with restating the question. Students will be able to read a paragraph and then read two questions. With these two questions students will have the word cards to formulate the beginning of their answer by restating the question. Then students can record their answers on the sheet provided. Included: --Teacher Directions --Student Directions --RAP Anchor Chart for students to refer back to --3 Paragraphs with 2 quest

Here is a parent/student help guide for Engage NY Module 1 Lessons 7-9. If you are unaware of these specific lessons the topics are listed below: -Lesson 7 and 8: Rounding -Lesson 9: Adding with Decimals I place these on my website so parents/students can refer to when working on homework and studying.

In this document you will be able to allow students to have guided practice with restating the question. Students will be able to read a paragraph and then read two questions. With these two questions students will have the word cards to formulate the beginning of their answer by restating the question. Then students can record their answers on the sheet provided. Included: --Teacher Directions --Student Directions --RAP Anchor Chart for students to refer back to --3 Paragraphs with 2 quest

This guide explains to parents and students how to divide. This can be sent home as a guide for parents and students to use as a review for homework or to study. It shows 4 strategies to divide: area model, standard algorithm, visual model and partial quotients. It gives a visual and step by step instructions on how to complete each strategy. It even has the visual and instructions color coded for parents and students to know exactly where to look. This guide also also includes 10 questions

This anchor chart is a great reference for students to have posted in the classroom to remind them how they should work in small groups in your room. This is a PNG file which allows your quickly to print it in any form you like.

This file is great to use as a poster for math students to refer back to on questions they should ask constantly when thinking about math. It's a great reflection for students to have. This is a PNG file so that you can print it in any form that you would like to.

This file is an awesome tool to have in your classroom to teach students and remind students how they should listen in the classroom. This is an PNG file so that you can print it in any form that you like.

Here is a parent/student help guide for Engage NY Module 1 Lessons 1-6. If you are unaware of these specific lessons the topics are listed below: -Lesson 1 and 2: Multiplying and Dividing using 10, 100, and 1000 -Lesson 3: Powers of 10/Exponents -Lesson 4:Metric Conversions with Powers of 10/Exponents -Lesson 5: Expanded, Unit, Word, and Standard Form -Lesson 6: Compare Numbers with Decimals I place these on my website so parents/students can refer to when working on homework and studying.

This resource is a place value chart that reaches from the hundredths place to the hundred thousands place. This would be a great reference and resource to teach students about the base ten system of the numbers that we use daily. This also includes the decimal place and comma to remind students where those belong. This could be used to place up on your wall for students, have them to place into their notebooks, or it could be laminated for students to use to work out place value thinking.