Upper Class Teaching Resources

Why should Lower Primary have all the fun? Get students finding factors by creating Factor Rainbows! An all inclusive, easy to differentiate lesson that is lots of fun! What’s Included in this ResourceLesson Plan Complimentary PowerPoint Presentation Differentiated Factor Rainbow WorksheetsWord Problems Answer Keys Blank TemplatesBulletin Board Display (with complimentary sign)Craft Activity Related Products Finding Factors Digital Quiz Multiples Number Find Multiple Caterpillar MazesCommon Core

Teach students how to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages using a range of fun, hands on games and activities. Colour Match: Color in the equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages. Fill in the Blanks: Use your conversion chart and calculator to find the missing fractions, decimals and percentages. Cut & Paste: Cut and paste the fractions, decimals and percentages with their equivalents in a row.Card Games: Play a variety of fun card games to practice converting between frac

Why should Lower Primary have all the fun? Get students finding factors by creating Factor Rainbows! An all inclusive, easy to differentiate bundle of resources that hands on and lots of fun. What’s Included in this BundleLesson Plan & Complimentary PowerPoint Presentation Differentiated Factor Rainbow WorksheetsBulletin Board Display (with complimentary sign)Craft ActivityDigital Activity - Find the Missing Factor Game (PowerPoint Presentation)Answer Keys Blank TemplatesRelated Products ⭐️ BE

This resource provides Upper Primary students a fun and engaging way to demonstrate their ability to create equations to solve word problems. What’s Included in this ResourceLesson Plan which includes a warm up, explicit teaching session and differentiation suggestions An activity with four variations in which students create equations to solve a variety of problems. Students select from simple equations Students select equationsStudents create equations using promptsStudents create equations i

Why should Lower Primary have all the fun? Students play a fun dice game called Six Goes BOOM! which provides a basis for them to learn how to describe the probability of events using fractions, decimals and percent! This resource includes: Lesson Plan Editable PowerPoint to guide discussions and explicitly model conceptsTwo Game Variations: one small group version or a whole class, get out of your seats version! Two levels of differentiation: Using words and fractions Using fraction, deci

Why should Lower Primary have all the fun? Students play a fun dice game called Skittled which provides a basis for them to learn how to describe the probability of events using fractions, decimals and percent! This resource includes: Lesson Plan Editable PowerPoint to guide discussions and explicitly model concepts Two levels of differentiation to ensure students are equally supported and extended by providing an easier and more complex version of the same task. Students can use words, fra

Get students up and out of their seats by playing a fun, whole class game of chance to teach them about describing probability using fractions, decimals and percentages! This resource includes: Lesson Plan Editable PowerPoint to guide discussions and explicitly model concepts Two levels of differentiation to ensure students are equally supported and extended by providing an easier and more complex version of the same task. Students can use words, fractions, decimals and percentages to describe

Students play an easy, whole class game, Sprint to the Finish, which provides a basis for them to learn how to determine if a game is fair or unfair using a table to find all outcomes. This resource includes: Lesson Plan Editable PowerPoint to guide discussions and explicitly model conceptsTwo levels of differentiationAnswer Keys Curriculum Aligned Australian Curriculum Year Five: List outcomes of chance experiments involving equally likely outcomes and represent probabilities of those outco

Students play an easy, whole class game, Heads or Tails, which provides a basis for them to learn how to describe the probability of events using fractions, decimals and percent! This resource includes: Lesson Plan Editable PowerPoint to guide discussions and explicitly model conceptsThree levels of differentiation: Words (impossible, unlikely, even chance, likely, certain) Fractions Fraction, decimals and percentages Answer Keys Australian Curriculum alignedYear Five: List outcomes of cha

Why should Lower Primary have all the fun? Get students finding factors by completing this fun and engaging quiz. Perfect for independent math centres or whole class instruction. - PowerPoint Slideshow Presentation Related Products ⭐️ BEST SELLER: Finding Factors No-Prep Lesson Pack ⭐️ Multiples Number Find ⭐️ Multiple Caterpillar MazesCommon Core StandardsCCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.OA.B.4: Find all factor pairs for a whole number in the range 1-100. Recognize that a whole number is a multiple of

This resource provides Upper Primary students a fun and engaging way to demonstrate their ability to create equations following the order of operations. What’s Included in this ResourceLesson Plan which includes a warm up, explicit teaching session and differentiation suggestions Work Me Out Activity in which students create an interactive poster. They create equations which equal various number facts about themselves: age, shoe size, number of family members etc. Editable PowerPoint Presentati

Explore our Prime Factorization Worksheet & PowerPoint Bundle - the ultimate resource for unlocking the secrets of prime factorization (using factor trees) in a fun and comprehensive way! What's Inside:Comprehensive worksheets: Several activities which enable students to practice creating factor trees. Differentiation: Worksheets get progressively harder and templates are also provided - you know your students and their abilities best!Fun display opportunities: Engage students with a fun and c

Why should Lower Primary have all the fun?This resource has been developed to provide teachers with an easy and engaging lesson that is suitable for the varying abilities found in your everyday Upper Classroom. Students use their knowledge of the order of operations to determine if equations are correct or not. Once sorted, they arrange the equations in each column to find the mystery animals spelt out using the letters attached on the end! What’s Included in this ResourceLesson Plan Equation

This resource has been developed to provide teachers with an easy and engaging lesson that is suitable for the varying abilities found in your everyday Upper Classroom. It allows teachers to differentiate their content without have to create and deliver multiple lessons and sets of instructions. What’s Included in this ResourceLesson Plan Solving Equation Activity (3 differentiated variations)]Two step equations with step by step prompts Two step equations without prompting Complex equations

Why should lower primary have all the fun? This resource provides Upper Primary students a fun and engaging way to demonstrate their ability to create equations following the order of operations. What’s Included in this ResourceLesson Plan which includes a warm up, explicit teaching session and differentiation suggestions Three Activities Order of Operations Flower: Worksheet where students select four target numbers and create equations to match. Flower Garden: Students display their equations

This resource provides Upper Primary students a fun and engaging way to demonstrate their ability to create equations following the order of operations. What’s Included in this ResourceLesson Plan which includes a warm up, explicit teaching session and differentiation suggestions Four Open Ended Activities in which students create equations to demonstrate their ability to create equations following the order of operations.Target Number: Students are given a selected period of time to create as