Upper Elementary Excitement

This DIGITAL math practice uses Google Slides to make math practice FUN and ENGAGING! Answer key is included! 4 total math practice slides: *decimals in word form*decimals in expanded form*comparing decimals*rounding decimals: nearest tenth, hundredth, and whole numberUse for engaging practice or a as formative assessment!

This DIGITAL math practice uses Google Slides to make math practice FUN and ENGAGING! Answer key is included! Practice slide 1 includes 8 order of operations equations. Students must determine if the equation is true or false and then drag and drop the equation on the t-chart to sort. Practice slide 2 includes 8 word expressions. Students must match the provided numerical expressions to the corresponding word expression. Then, students will solve/simplify each expression! Use for engaging p

This digital geometry match up uses Google Slides to make geometry review FUN and ENGAGING! Answer key is included! Quadrilaterals: trapezoid, parallelogram, rhombus, square, rectangle Triangles: acute, right, obtuse; equilateral, isosceles, scalene Use for engaging practice or a formative assessment!

Looking for a quick formative to monitor or assess your students' learning? Look no further! This 10 question quick check will help you measure your students' progress with decimals. Topics Covered: - decimal place value (to thousandths) - rounding decimals - comparing decimals

This quick check is the PERFECT way to quickly assess your students' understanding of representing numerical expressions. This can be used as a formative assessment or independent practice. Answer key is included!

This quick check is the PERFECT way to quickly assess your students' understanding of the order of operations. This can be used as a formative assessment or independent practice. Answer key is included!

Use these task cards to practice/assess order of operations! Limited to one set of grouping symbols (parentheses) per expression. No exponents are used in these expressions.

This quick check will help you formatively assess your students' understanding of adding decimals. The question types are scaffolded and build on each other, so it will allow you to easily and quickly analyze any mistakes. Covers: - adding decimals to the hundredths place - some regrouping and some without - varying place values to assess students' knowledge of place value alignment

Want to get a quick formative assessment for your students' understanding of subtracting decimals? Use this formative quick check. The questions are scaffolded and build on difficultly, so you can easily identify the specific mistake or misconception.