Unique Math Materials

Students choose the numbers they want to work with in each of these problems. This allows students to use numbers that they are more comfortable with using so you can differentiate the word problems for each type of learner. You could consider providing a range of numbers for students to choose from to push rigor.

Have your students increase their understanding of basic fraction vocabulary while relating it to something they all have in their bags, a cell phone! Students will cut out all the vocabulary, definitions, and the cell phone image. Have students match the vocabulary with the definitions/notes and have then glue their definitions down on the phone screen first. You can have them tape or glue the vocabulary word above the definition/notes on their phone. Such a cute way to get them involved!

Have students practice composing fractions with like denominators by rolling dice and adding them together. They will create an improper fraction and change that into a mixed number in the end.

Have students follow along and take important notes related to relationships in numbers in a table. Input-output tables can be tricky for students, especially those struggle to identify patterns. Help start them off on the right foot!

Having math sentence stems/question starters helps students practice using academic vocabulary in their everyday lives. This allows for students to practice and have a better understanding of how questions will be asked on assessments.

Have your students practice multi-step word problems and expand their understanding by having them write sentences about different parts of the problem.

Here you will find a place value chart that students can cut out and glue if needed. It also has notes related the the x 10 x 1/10 place value rules and a short activity where students can practice writing the word form, expanded notation, and standard form of any number they choose.

Student independent or partner practice questions that cover the ideas of decomposing, adding and subtracting fractions. This is a google slideshow that is made so that students may not change the questions and may only type/answer the questions in the designated areas. This includes word problems, equations and open response questions. This is a 6 slide document and includes 17 questions.

8 multiplication and division questions using multiply question types (check boxes, multiple choice, and drop-down options). This will allow students to practice their multiplication and division while also allowing them to practice STAAR like question types.

Have students gain a better understanding of coins (US Currency) by having them cut and sort their value in word form, decimal form and identifying the front and back of each coin.

Fractions Vocabulary Exit Ticket for students. You can use this as an assessment tool or a handout for students to complete with others. Test your students knowledge and understanding of different types of fractions.

Area and Perimeter vocabulary exit ticket. Have students grasp a deep understanding of what area are perimeter are and what the difference between the two are.