Too Fun

Included in the bundle are 4 resources (totaling 35 pages) for your and your class to have too much fun learning this winter! Included is: a math activity in which kids get to create their own wishlist and solve problemsa song game where kids guess the song written in emojisa poetry notebook set including daily activities as well as 13 WINTER THEMED POEMS a 2020 review sheet where students can rate their experience of 2020!

Inflation is such a hot topic in today's economy! The price of goods and services are at an all time high and it's relevant information for our students to learn in understand as they gain basic economic knowledge. In this inflation interview, students are asked to look up the current price of everyday common items like a dozen of eggs or a gallon of gas. Students will then pick two people to interview (preferably from two different generations). In their interviews students will see how the pri

In this activity, students will be able to practice both measurement and unit conversion with the metric system in a fun interactive way! Students will compete against a partner in a paper airplane challenge to see who can throw the furthest airplane. Students will measure in meters and centimeters and then be asked to convert their units. Afterwards, students will be asked some questions about their data sets to deepen their understanding of unit conversion!

Want to keep Valentine's Day fun while still teaching an important math concept? In this activity, students will be challenged not only to create a pie chart based on Conversation Heart colors, but in the process will practice the skill of converting a fraction to a decimal to a percent! *Conversation hearts not included obviously... but go pick them up at your local grocery or convenient store!

We already know so many kids are making wishlists during the holiday season, so why not turn it into a fun math activity? This gives them real world experience as they practice their addition and/or subtraction skills depending on which activity set you choose! There are pre-made catalogs included for this wishlist activity or you can create your own catalog as a class using the blank template provided! There are two sets for this activity that can be used to differentiate for your class or ca

Everybody loves the dot game! Why not use it to make math more engaging and let kids practice their multiplication! In this game download, you will find 5 different game play models including: basic facts (1-12)2 digit by 1 digit2 digit by 2 digit 3 digit by 2 digit3 digit by 3 digitThese 5 game models allow for an easy way to differentiate to meet your students names. It also allow you the ability to use a familiar game to practice different concepts throughout the year as you build onto their

Think about an all about me activity but instead of a kid's perspective... its from the perspective of a decimal! In this students will have a fun way to write a decimal in standard form, word for, fraction form and expanded form! They will also practice multiplying and dividing their decimal by a power of 10 or multiple of 10! Example Answer Provided

Students don't always love word problems but this is a way to bring their creativity in to make word problems more fun! In this activity, students will practice their estimating and multiplication skills! They will also be tasked with explaining their answer with academic vocabulary like estimate, product and reasonable! (Example is used with multiplying decimals by a one digit number but can be easily differentiated down to multiplying whole numbers or multiplying multi-digit numbers). This is

Great game to make division practice fun and differentiate learning easily!The first two boards are basic facts, the next two boards are 3 digit by 1 digit and the last two boards are 3 and 4 digit by 2 digit(NO REMAINDERS!!!)

Great game to make multiplication practice fun and differentiate learning easily!The first two boards are 1 digit by digit, then 1 digit by two or three digit then two or three digit by two digit!

Make learning fun and spend time together! While being at home, it's easy for kids to start to view learning as worksheets and packets. Research shows that the best learning is done in collaboration, discussion and discovery! Here are several ideas to keep making learning fun while at home! You will find 4 ideas for each subject area (math, reading, writing & science/social studies) as well as resources page and a helpful tips page. Each activity can be suited to match ALL AGES and academic le