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This editable Math Data Dive Tracker Template for Google Slides helps teachers keep all their math data organized in one place. It’s a simple way to track student growth, spot skill gaps, and plan instruction based on what students actually need. The template is fully customizable, so you can make it work for your grade level, standards, or intervention groups. Perfect for teachers who want an easy and organized way to manage student data without overcomplicating things.

Enjoy a fun game of Jeopardy with your students! This game focuses on the MD/G or newly DPSR (Data, Probability, and Statistical Reasoning) and MGSR (Measurement, Geometry, and Spatial Reasoning) standards. Although SC is adopting new state standards, these review questions are still relevant to the content to be taught for 4th grade math. The topics included are: Lines and Symmetry, Triangles and Quadrilaterals, Measurement, Line Plots, Area/Perimeter and Angles and Money.

Enjoy a fun game of Jeopardy with your students! This game focuses on the NSF or newly NR (Numerical Reasoning) and PAFR (Patterns, Algebra, and Functional Reasoning) standards. Although SC is adopting new state standards, these review questions are still relevant to the content to be taught for 4th grade math. The topics included are: Equivalent and Comparing Fractions, Add, Subtract and Multiply Fractions, Denominators of 10 and 100, and Ordering and Comparing Decimals.

Enjoy a fun game of Jeopardy with your students! This game focuses on the NSBT or newly NR (Numerical Reasoning) standards. Although SC is adopting new state standards, these review questions are still relevant to the content to be taught for 4th grade math. The topics included are: Place Value, Rounding, Addition and Subtraction, Multiplication and Division.

Enjoy a fun game of Jeopardy with your students! This game focuses on the ATO or newly PAFR (Patterns, Algebra, and Functional Reasoning) standards. Although SC is adopting new state standards, these review questions are still relevant to the content to be taught for 4th grade math. The topics included are: Multiplication/Division, Multi-Step Word Problems, Factors, Multiples, Prime and Composite, and Patterns.

This template organizes your math workshop schedule for the entire week. You are able to reproduce the same slide template weekly and adjust as needed. This helps get the students into routine of what they're to do when they are not meeting with you and where they are to rotate. There is time built in to go over routines for the week and also time built in for progress monitoring and one on one conferences with students. Unpacking the Product: - Slides 2 and 3 are linked to one another. Slide 3

This is a great PD on helping teachers use their MAP Data to differentiate math workshop. There are some tools and resources at the end to help get teachers started. There is also an example template that teachers may want to use to start creating good effective groups!

These are ready to go Test Prep Small Group lessons that can be used in the classroom to review 3rd Grade math standards for end of grade testing. These lessons are designed for small group instruction and follow the "I do, We do, You do" model. A suggestion would be to print 5-6 copies of each lesson template and laminate or stick inside of sheet protectors for frequent use. The standards addressed in this packet are 3.G.1, 3.NBT.2-3, and 3.MD.1-3 and 3.MD.7-8. There are 13 lessons in all.

Whether you'd like to use this for MOCK review or EOG review, this is a great Jeopardy game that wraps this whole year up in a nutshell. Animations are embedded and ready to go! All you have to do is hit slideshow and enjoy the game with your students. All questions pertain to 3rd grade math standards.

This google slide is a classroom management PD that can be used at the beginning of the year for all staff or for beginning teachers that help them be equipped with working with challenging behaviors in the classroom. The session speaks on how teachers can take back their classrooms, have control, build relationships, and create a safe environment for all students. There are tips for how to manage challenging students and there are three resources that are linked as Google Docs: a weekly folder

This source is used to place inside of student weekly folders. It can be used to address content that will be sent home and also summarize a student's behavior for the week. It is a great tool for constant communication with parents and can be used as good documentation or Title 1 schools. You can adjust the form as you'd like!