The Third Element

Mixed review of 3rd grade math skills. Includes vocabulary review, addition and subtraction with regrouping, multiplication and division facts, fractions with visual models, and determining area of quadrilaterals.

Use this "cheat sheet" to have students record the multiples of numbers 2-11. Can be used as a reference page in a math journal or notebook.

Use this fill-in-the-blank to get students engaged in math thinking while sharing facts about themselves. Students can show their math self, and share facts about themselves and their math mentality. Great beginning of the year activity to get students working together to think outside of the box. Includes three different templates--recommended for grades 2-4.

Use this basic classroom supply to contract as an accountability tool for students. The supply list includes pouches, pencils, erasers, scissors, glue sticks, crayons, and colored pencils.

Embrace the spooky season with a spooky brew! Students will write a recipe that serves one, then use multiplication magic to write a recipe that will serve many. Activity can be completed independently or in small groups. Students could add illustrations on a separate piece of paper or create another creative representation. Consider mixing up any brews that sound extra tasty! For fourth or fifth grades, consider using unit conversions for a challenge.

Use this printable to display the multiples for numbers 1-10. Includes the equation above in smaller print, products/multiples in larger print.