Wrong Wheel Teaching

Your students will use this template to create 3D hearts full of fraction information as it relates to them! What fraction of the students' family is children vs adults? What fraction of their name is vowels vs consonants? Etc.

Blank fraction strips for students, teacher, or whole class to fill in. Useful for equivalent fractions. Students create their own fraction strips, increasing understanding of fractions.

A math graphic organizer created to be used with a SmartPal. Can also be used digitally on iPads for students to show work if desired. Includes the steps for students to solve from beginning to end. Encourages students to learn and practice the many steps of adding or subtracting fractions. Great for visual learners or any students needing accommodations.

Keyboarding is an important skill today, especially for grades 3-5! This graph helps your students to keep track of their typing speed, encouraging more practice and determination! Students can write the date of their typing speed on the X axis, and graph their speed using the y axis (skip counting by 2s). These are great for data folders, Student-Led Conferences, and just real-life graphing skills!

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, science, and social studies; why not math, too?! Contains ELEVEN graphic organizers to help students develop their math skills in grades 3, 4, and 5. Great for visual learners. Intended to be used with a SmartPal or other clear writing tablet. Can also be used as a digital aid if opened with a whiteboard app. Created and used by me in my own math classes. Students love them and eventually phase themselves out of needing them. Subtracting up to the thous

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organize

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organizer

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organize

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organizers.

Welcome to the Landmark Rodeo! All you need for this game is a deck of playing cards and the download page. Students play the game and record their scores. After a few games, students quickly understand how to find the mean, median, mode and range in a given set of numbers!

Skunk Multiplication Fact Fluency Game Template

Factor Rainbows made fun during November by coloring the turkey feathers to match the factors that make the product on the Pilgrim hat :) Kids have fun with this activity! Each turkey has the amount of tailfeathers needed to know how many factors their product needs. This also helps students understand that if it's a square number, the factor is only listed once (only one feather, colored one color, as a visual reminder for students). A great, easy, but mathematical activity for November and Th

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organizers.

Has your school ever done Student-Led Conferences? They're a great way for kids to take ownership of their learning, and these graphs are a nice addition to any data folder! 4 Graphs: 1. Reading Test Scores 2. Math Test Scores 3. Spelling Test Scores 4. Words Per Minute typing speed The Y axis is scaled by 5s, and the x axis has blanks for writing the date of the assessment or the title of the assessment.

Fractions can be quite... cringy! Well, not anymore! Encourage your students to be comfortable and confident with the basics of what fractions are and how they relate to decimals and percentages by having some fun and going to the court! This download includes two pages for students to chart their basketball activity. The denominators are already inserted, indicating how many throws the player/mathematician makes. They then convert the fraction into a decimal, and the decimal into a percent! A

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organize

Contains *SIX* multiplication charts for students to fill in. Differentiated for different levels. Great for monitoring student knowledge of not only multiplication facts, but the entire chart and the patterns within it. Great visualization for students to see how many facts they do know, and which groups they need to study (usually 6s-8s) Great for Student Led Conferences, SAT assessments, centers, etc. Download includes: - Two 12 x 12 charts (one with a 5 minute limit) - Two 10 x 10 charts

Place Value understanding is crucial to math success! This place value chart goes from the ten thousandths place to the hundred billions place! The decimal is left as a neutral area with the word AND in parenthesis as a friendly reminder for students not to say "dot" or "point" but AND to represent the decimal. The colors are helpful for students to understand each period (set) of number values. Great for visual learners, reluctant learners, and students with math anxiety. This was create

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organize

Practice math fact fluency and mental math through a fun, familiar game! Boggle meets numbers!! Students can find addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equations in these puzzles. All four operations included! This fun game can be an option for students when they finish work and ask, "What now?" It would also be a great choice for group rotations or seat work.