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Fourth Grade Represent Four Operations w/ Models Match Cards***ALIGNED TO TEKS and CCSS*** TEKS: 4.5(A) CCSS: 4.OA.2, 4.OA.3 This resource includes 12 word problems and 12 strip diagrams/models matching cards. and can be used as an assessment or practice to see if your students can represent and solve multi-step problems involving the four operations with whole numbers using strip diagrams and equations with a letter standing for the unknown quantity. Includes a recording sheet, a recording

****TEKS ALIGNED*** This includes quick 5 question practices for each of the 13 third grade readiness TEKS: 3.2(A) Place Value, 3.2(D) Compare Numbers, 3.3(F) Equivalent Fractions 3.3(H) Compare Fractions, 3.4(A) 1 & 2 Step +/-, 3.4(K) 1 & 2 Step mult/div 3.5(A) Represent +/-, 3.5(B) represent mult/div, 3.5(E) Tables, 3.6(A) 2D/3D shapes 3.6(C) area, 3.7(B) perimeter, 3.8(A) summarize data Each practice includes a self-assessment where students can rate the

*** Includes a set with AND without numbers*** Problem solving is an integral skill of mathematics. Students will use these numberless word problems to practice truly analyzing what each part of the problem means and then circling the operation they should use. There are also the same problems with numbers for when students are ready to apply the problem solving skills. These cards can be used as a station, around the room bump, or formative assessment. Answer keys for both sets included.

***TEKS ALIGNED*** ✏️ Drawing Multi-Step Problems: Visual Thinking for 2-Digit Addition & SubtractionHelp students slow down and truly understand multi-step word problems with this engaging, visual problem-solving resource! Drawing Multi-Step Problems guides students through each step of a problem one piece at a time, helping them make sense of the story before choosing an operation or doing the math. Designed for 2-digit addition and subtraction, this resource builds strong problem-solvi

❤️ February Addition Fact Fluency Tracker (1–12 & Mixed Facts)Keep students motivated all month long with this February-Themed Addition Fact Fluency Tracker! Students color in each section as they demonstrate fluency with addition facts from 1–12, plus mixed facts. Simple, seasonal, and perfect for building strong addition skills. Great for: ✔ Addition fact fluency ✔ February math activities ✔ Student goal tracking

💙 February Subtraction Fact Fluency Tracker (1–12 & Mixed Facts)Support subtraction success with this February Subtraction Fact Fluency Tracker! Students track their progress by coloring in each fact set as they become fluent with subtraction facts from 1–12 and mixed. An easy, low-prep way to encourage consistent practice and celebrate progress. Great for: ✔ Subtraction fact fluency ✔ February math routines ✔ Visual progress tracking

🎆 Subtraction Firework Fact Fluency Tracker (1–12 & Mixed Facts)Help students track their subtraction fact progress with this engaging Firework Fact Fluency Tracker! As students master each set of subtraction facts ( 1s–12s and mixed), they color in the fireworks to visually show their growth. A fun and effective way to build confidence and accountability in subtraction fluency. Great for: ✔ Subtraction fact practice ✔ Fluency tracking ✔ Math folders or binders

🦃 Turkey Addition Fact Fluency Tracker (1–12 & Mixed Facts)Make fact fluency fun and motivating with this Turkey Addition Fact Fluency Tracker! Students color in each section as they become fluent with their addition facts—from 1s through 12s, plus mixed facts. Perfect for goal setting, progress monitoring, and celebrating growth during addition fact practice. Great for: ✔ Addition fact fluency ✔ Math centers ✔ Intervention & enrichment ✔ Student motivation

Sorting polygons by the presence and absence of parallel and perpendicular lines and the three types of angles can be hard for a fourth grader to grasp. Here is some practice. Included: * Check It Off: Shape Attributes *Checklist Answer Key * Shape Detective Worksheet * Shape Detective Answer Key * Sort Cards * Venn Diagram TEKS : 4.6D CCSS: 4.G.A.2

****TEKS ALIGNED*** 5.4C Also Aligned to CCSS: CCSS.5.OA.B.3Includes task cards and answer keys. Perfect for a self check station. These cards are aligned to TEKS 5.4C to assess what your students know about numerical patterns and multiplicative / additive patterns. When printing you can print full page or 2 -4 to a page to use as a task cards. I added them as full page for the best viewing of the graphs but I have printed them as 2 and 4 per page and they work great!

Models and multi-step problems can be hard for many fourth graders to grasp. Break it down by having students label strip diagram parts, match diagrams to problems, and create their own strip diagram model in this freebie practice. TEKS : 4.4H, 4.5A If you need more strip diagram practice, check out my steip diagram model and word problem match cards - only 1.00! Click here to check them out.

20 perimeter and area task cards ***ALIGNED TO TEKS and CCSS*** TEKS: 3.5A, 3.5B CCSS: 3.NBT.A.2 This resource can be used as an assessment, station, or practice to work on perimeter, area, and perimeter and area of irregular shapes. There are several area of irregular shapes cards because 3rd graders often struggle with this skill. Great for a review and for test taking skills! Recording sheet and answer key included.

***ALIGNED TO TEKS and CCSS*** TEKS: 3.4A, 2.4C CCSS: 3.NBT.A.23.OA.D.8Perfect for second or third grade! This resource can be used as an assessment or practice to see if your students can apply problem solving and solve three-digit addition and subtraction problems. Use as a center, scoot, or practice! Includes: 10 one step word problems, 5 one step computations, and 5 two step or extra information word problems, recording sheet, and answer key These cards really help students work togeth

Third Grade Multiplication Task Cards ***ALIGNED TO TEKS and CCSS*** TEKS: 3.4(K), 3.4(E), 3.4(F), 3.4(G) CCSS: 3.OA.A.1, 3.OA.A.3, 3.OA.C.7 This resource includes 12 task cards and can be used as an assessment or practice to see if your students can represent and solve one and two step multiplication word problems with products up to 100, including a couple problems with two digit by one digit multiplication. Great for a review and for test taking skills! Clip Art by Prince Padania ------

Students will love this fun and engaging activity to find the perimeter of zoo animal enclosures using grids. Students can create their own enclosures and grids to find the perimeter as an extension of this product. The enclosures are on task cards so that the cards can be put around the room or worked on in group. Comes with twelve cards and a recording sheet.

*****TEKS ALIGNED***** These practice problems are aligned to the rigor of the Texas TEKS specifically 5.3K and also fit common core standards 5.NBT.B.7, 5.NF.A.1, and 5.NF.A.2. These problems are scaffolded starting with basic number senses and working up to multi-step word problems. These problems can be used as an assessment, guided math, practice problems, or as an intervention.

Fourth Grade Money Task Cards ***ALIGNED TO TEKS and CCSS*** TEKS: 4.4A, 4.2E, 4.8C CCSS: 4.MD.A.2, 4.NF.C.6 This resource includes 12 task cards and can be used as an assessment or practice to see if your students can add and subtract decimals and identify money. The problems have varying levels of difficulty. Includes answer key. Great for a review of problem solving and for test taking skills! -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

*****TEKS Aligned***** 20 questions to use as a practice or assessment. Includes: 2 digit and 3 digit problems w/ regrouping 1 step and 2 step problems with and without extra information

Problem solving is an integral skill of mathematics. Students will use these numberless word problems to practice truly analyzing what each problem is asking and then circling the operation they should use. Students could also fill in their own numbers and solve. These cards can be used as a station, around the room bump, or formative assessment.

****TEKS AND CCSS ALIGNED*** Subtraction across zeros can be a hard skill for students to grasp with all the regrouping that has to happen. Let them practice with this 12 question page devoted to subtracting across zeros. Aligned to third grade but can be used for review or intervention in fourth and fifth grade. The first page is with the *traditional* regrouping above the problems. The second page is the same questions but with the work space below the problem if you use the minus one method