Upper Elementary Life

Using greater than, less than, or an equal sign to compare unit fractions. There is also one question that is short answer.

SRSD for opinion writing POW TREELL

Made for the new TN SS standards. Includes flashcards, a study guide, and a test. All you need to do is add a map your students are comfortable using before copying.

Round each number to the nearest 10 to estimate, then find the exact answer. 3 digit addition and subtraction with and without regrouping.

20 Addition property task cards for identity and commutative properties only. Includes recording sheet.

A 10 question assessment for customary capacity. Test questions include multiple choice, fill in the blank, comparing units, and constructed response.

Valentine's Day Candy Heart Math Fun! This pdf of activities covers: -Fractions of a set -Measurement (nearest inch & centimeter) -Area -Perimeter

This is a student choice project they complete after reading a fiction chapter book. Each project is worth a different amount of points. Students work to complete projects to add up to an assigned amount of points.

12 elapsed time word problem task cards Whole hours only Includes recording sheet

A blank brochure for students to complete about a continent. It is made so that it can be used for an continent. Students fill in information about countries, resources, climate, land forms, language, and interesting facts. Comes with student instructions/rubric to check off as they complete each page.

Ticket out the door for customary weight lesson.

Ticket out the door. Students draw an item that would be measured in grams and kilograms.

Students use basic facts to solve multiplication word problems.

Students can use this sheet with just about any fiction book to respond and take notes on their reading.

Have students use the given survey data to make a tally chart, a picture graph, and a bar graph. Great for homework or graphing review!

Students can use this sheet with just about any nonfiction book to respond and take notes on their reading.

Keep this log near where students turn in homework. When a student forgets their homework they will find their sheet in the log book then fill in the date, the assignment name, and the reason for not returning their work. Great resource to keep student's responsible and to have during parent conferences!