$5 - $10 4th Grade Other (Math) Resources (by price, low to high)

Fraction craft | Fraction worksheet

The math cake recipe is a fraction craft, that can be used to introduce a concept, review a concept, or send it home as reinforcement for homework.

If you are looking for a fun fraction craft, you have found a gorgeous art-integrated math lesson! Make learning fractions fun with this engaging fraction craft decomposing and composing fractions for 3rd and 4th-grade students.

Worksheet 1: Students will choose how many pieces they will slice the cake to create their craft. After creating their craft they will analyze it using the fraction worksheet "My recipe" to help better understand the concept of decomposing mixed fractions shapes, there they will describe exactly how they composed their cake.

Worksheet 2: Fraction worksheet, students will read the "cake recipe" and color according to what is described.

This resource includes:

• 1 cut-outs
• 1 make your cake worksheet - two sizes - notebook and portfolio
• 1 coloring worksheet - two sizes - notebook and portfolio
• teacher's guide

Bulletin board kit

- 8 slices of cake worksheet

- 1 "cake toppings" printable

- bulletin board letters ( 2 options)

Skills Developed in this lesson:

- Learn art vocabulary and concepts;

- Fine motor skills

- Color theory

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Students will love this Jeopardy-like game to review all 5th Grade Common Core Fractions standards. Questions focus on adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions, understanding major fraction concepts, and key vocabulary words. Points range from 100 - 500, which reflect the increase in difficulty throughout each category.

**FULLY EDITABLE** While the game is complete, it is also editable in PowerPoint, making it easy to add questions or change the level of difficulty based on your students' needs.

The game includes 30 high quality questions - 6 categories with 5 questions each ranging in difficulty from basic review (100) to challenging (500)

⭐Equivalent Fractions: these questions are related to simplifying fractions and converting between whole, mixed, and improper fractions

⭐Understand Fraction Concepts: this category asks about fractions on a number line, the relationship between numerators and denominators, and other conceptual topics

⭐Add and Subtract Fractions: students solve problems related to addition and subtraction with unlike denominators, using models, and in word problems

⭐Multiply Fractions: these questions involve computation, modeling, and word problems for basic multiplying fractions problems (only simple fractions, no mixed numbers)

⭐Divide Fractions: students are asked to estimate, understand equivalent multiplication problems, and solve division problems with whole numbers being divided by a unit fraction

⭐Vocabulary: this sections asks about numerators, denominators, equivalent fractions, mixed numbers, and operation vocabulary (sum, difference, product, quotient)

Looking for other 5th Grade Math Resources?
Check out these other review games:
⚡ 5th Grade All Standards Review Game - Perfect for the end of the year
⚡5th Grade Place Value and Decimals Review Game

⚡5th Grade Geometry Review Game

⚡⚡Or these FULL YEAR 5th GRADE GUIDED MATH NOTES

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This pack contains a variety of worksheets that offer a range of activities on the topic of telling the time without the use of a clock-face. There are activities included from multiple abilities from telling the time to the nearest hour, half hour and quarter, to the nearest five minutes and minute intervals.

Activities include the writing of time in 12 and 24 hour format from a written time, and vice versa. There are also two versions of the same activity, students can either be asked to ‘draw a line’ or ‘cut and match’. Different styles of matching work for different kinds of learner.

This pack is aimed at ALL learners who struggle with telling the time, but it also designed to meet US Common Core Standards 1. MD.b.3, 2.MD.c.7 & 3.MD.a.1 and UK National Curriculum Years 1 to 4.

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Materials:

• Calling cards (print and cut out)
• Class set of Bingo sheets (21 different cards)
• Blank Bingo Card
• mall object like buttons, beads, paper circles, or candies to be markers (not included)

How To Play:

Each player receives a Bingo sheet and handful of markers. The caller draws a card and says the number word. The players mark the word called on their sheets- if they have it. When a player marks four words in a row either across, down, or diagonal, they shout, "Bingo!"

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This pack contains a variety of worksheets that offer a range of activities on the topic of telling the time to the nearest five and single minutes. Activities include the drawing of hour and minute hands onto blank clocks from a written time, and vice versa, an exploration of the topic of AM and PM, and worksheets that explore conversion between 12 hour and 24 hour time. There are also time match-up activities in both ‘draw a line’ and ‘cut-out’ versions. This pack primarily explores the concept of telling time relating to how it looks on a clock face, whether the student reads from a clock-face, or is required to draw the hands.

This pack is aimed at ALL learners who struggle with telling the time, but it also designed to meet US Common Core Standards 2.MD.c.7 & 3.MD.a.1 and UK National Curriculum Years 3 and 4.

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The Mathematics Proficiencies were embedded into the curriculum to connect the Nouns (content) and Verbs (mathematical skills) together.

The proficiencies of Understanding, Fluency, Problem Solving and Reasoning are fundamental to learning mathematics and working mathematically and are applied across all three strands Number and Algebra, Measurement and Geometry, and Statistics and Probability.

With this resources, I have created an introduction to the four proficiencies. I have demonstrated how you can connect the proficiency statements/verbs to the mathematics curriculum. It is an easy way for you and your students to understand the skill you want them to develop, through the example questions provided. This resources will help your students develop their understanding of the proficiencies and the content at the same time!

What's Included:

• Understanding

- 3 Understanding proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

• Fluency

- 3 Fluency proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

• Problem Solving

- 3 Problem Solving proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

• Reasoning

- 3 Reasoning proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

This resource is best used in combination with my Maths Proficiency Goals

Maths Proficiency Posters

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This pack contains a good selection of graphically aided clock faces and cut-out hands for use with the teaching of clock face reading.

They are differentiated for multiples areas of struggle, from the concepts of 'past' and 'to', to the concept of Roman Numerals.

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Telling Time | Worksheets/Printables | Hour, Half and Quarters Clock Faces

This pack contains a variety of worksheets that offer a range of activities on the topic of telling the time to the nearest hour, half and quarter. Activities include the drawing of hour and minute hands onto blank clocks from a written time, and vice versa, an exploration of the topic of AM and PM, and worksheets that explore conversion between 12 hour and 24 hour time. There are also time match-up activities in both ‘draw a line’ and ‘cut-out’ versions. This pack primarily explores the concept of telling time relating to how it looks on a clock face, whether the student reads from a clock-face, or is required to draw the hands.

This pack is aimed at ALL learners who struggle with telling the time, but it also designed to meet US Common Core Standard 1.MD.b.3 and UK National Curriculum Years 1 and 2. This pack also pushes students who might be capable of grasping the concepts of ‘quarter past’ and ‘quarter to’ in addition.

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These Angle posters and Student task worksheets, provide your learners with examples and definitions of the full range of angle types.

These tasks have been developed to allow for cross-curricular links between time, shape and directional language, to help strengthen and build on your students understanding of angles.

What's Included:

Posters:

• Angles Poster
• Acute Angle
• Right Angle
• Obtuse Angle
• Straight Angle
• Reflex Angle
• Complete Angle

Task Package:

• Comparing Angles to Right Angles
• Drawing Angles on a Protractor
• Exploring Angles - Find angles in the classroom environment
• Sum of Interior Angles
• Identifying Clock Angles
• 4 Different Exit Tickets - Naming Angles, Drawing Angles, Right Angles in Shapes, Directional Language and Angles

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Money Bingo is an engaging and educational game designed to help students master the identification of coins and bills! In this fun and interactive game, students use Bingo cards with different coins and bills listed in each square, such as pennies, dimes, quarters, $1 bills, and more.

The teacher calls out the name of a coin or bill (or shows an image), and students mark the corresponding spot on their Bingo cards.

This game reinforces coin and bill recognition, counting skills, and simple money math in a fun and competitive way.

Perfect for classroom settings, homeschool environments, or math centers, Money Bingo makes learning about money enjoyable and effective.

It’s a great way to help students recognize different bills and coins while building essential financial literacy skills!

Are you an instructional coach or administrator seeking innovative ways to deliver a professional development session on enhancing student engagement in math? This customizable professional development (PD) template is an excellent starting point for guiding teachers on how to incorporate engaging, hands-on activities into their math instruction using their current curriculum. The template is fully editable, allowing you to personalize it with details specific to your curriculum, school environment, and even add photos or videos to further customize the experience.

Session Overview:

1. Experiencing Engagement from a Student’s Perspective: To kick off the session, teachers will participate in a variety of math activities within small groups, experiencing the learning process from a student’s point of view. These activities will range from traditional worksheets to more interactive and game-based approaches. Afterward, participants will reflect on their experiences and compare which method fostered higher engagement. By directly experiencing different learning strategies, teachers will gain a clearer understanding of what truly engages students and promotes deeper understanding.
2. Cognitive Engagement Quadrant Model: Following the activity, the Cognitive Engagement Quadrant Model (with a visual guide included) will be introduced to help teachers analyze the relationship between student participation and the level of cognitive demand. The model highlights four types of engagement:

• High participation with high-order thinking
• High participation with low-order thinking
• Low participation with high-order thinking
• Low participation with low-order thinking

Teachers will use this framework to reflect on their current practices and discover how to balance participation and critical thinking in their classrooms.

1. Multimedia Examples of Engaging Math Activities: To inspire creative approaches, the session includes a variety of video and picture examples showcasing real-world classroom scenarios where students are actively engaged in math lessons. Teachers will observe examples of hands-on learning, math games, and other dynamic activities that align with core math skills and concepts. These examples will serve as a practical resource for educators looking to transform their instruction.
2. Math Rotation Ideas & Engagement Strategies: Teachers will explore different strategies to maintain student interest and participation during math instruction, including rotation stations and game-based learning. These ideas are designed to provide teachers with concrete methods for incorporating student-centered activities into their lessons. By rotating through activities, students remain engaged while reinforcing their understanding of key math concepts in a collaborative and interactive setting.
3. Collaborative Problem-Solving Game: As part of the session, teachers will participate in a group-based algebra game that challenges them to solve an algebraic expression together. This hands-on game fosters teamwork, problem-solving, and engagement—skills that can easily be adapted to their own classrooms to make math more interactive and enjoyable for students.
4. Group Reflection and Anchor Chart Creation: At the conclusion of the PD, teachers will come together to collaborate on creating an anchor chart summarizing the key engagement strategies and takeaways from the session. This chart will serve as a reference for implementing these ideas in the classroom, and can also be shared with other staff members to extend the impact of the professional development across the school.

Research-Backed Approach: Engaging students through hands-on, interactive learning has been proven to enhance academic achievement. A study in a low-income elementary school found that students exposed to 12 weeks of hands-on learning experiences significantly outperformed their peers in classrooms using traditional textbook-based instruction (Guthrie et al., 2006). This PD leverages these insights to promote engaging, active learning environments that make a lasting impact on student performance.

**Customizable and Flexible:**This PD template is completely editable, giving you the flexibility to adapt it to your school’s specific curriculum and instructional goals. Whether you need to add school-specific materials, customize the activities, or include photos of your own classrooms in action, this template provides the framework to create a professional development session tailored to your teachers' needs.
By the end of the session, teachers will leave equipped with practical strategies to engage students, increase participation, and foster a deeper understanding of math concepts—all while making learning fun and meaningful for their students.

The topics and what is included:

• 24 pages of editable Google Slides. 
• An activity to show teachers the levels of engagement with different math activities. 
• Videos and pictures showing differing examples of engaging students during math. 
• An engaging math game to play with staff. 
• Engagement strategies that transfer to the classroom.

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Students need to know how to classify 2d shapes and identify the name of each figure! Includes an interactive notebook activity + A complete 2S shapes poster. Both resources focus on sorting shapes into groups and subgroups, making the relationships between shapes clearer without confusing arrows. Perfect for hands-on learning and visual clarity!

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Included are:

1. 2D shapes complete reference sheet poster: A comprehensive no grade specific to help your students understand and retain different shapes according to their attributes.
2. An interactive cut and paste activity/notebook: Name each shape group. Then, cut out the shapes and glue them in the correct section.

Shapes included:

• Non-Polygons: Circle, Moon shape, Heart, ...
• Triangles: Equilateral, isosceles, scalene, acute, right, obtuse, Right and isosceles.
• Quadrilaterals: Square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite.
• More than 4 sides: Pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, Octagon.

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Are you looking for a fun and unique way to practice your division math facts? Look no further. This is just the resource for you! There are 13 different pages practicing division math facts 1-10. Students will begin at the start and solve the division sentence. Then they will move through the maze by solving the division problems correctly until they reach the end. Each page focuses on one fact, i.e. all the equations on the page are practicing dividing by 3. Then there are 3 mazes where students will practice using all math facts to get through the maze. Get rid of those timed tests and let students have fun while practicing their math facts.

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Elevate your sports-themed math lessons with our Sports Bundle! Dive into the world of football and basketball with engaging math activities on fractions, greater than/less than/equal to concepts, and even design your own sports teams. Perfect for teachers looking to make learning fun and interactive. Get your game on today!

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Save time on planning with this animated PowerPoint lesson to introduce equivalent fractions. Available in Google Slides™ & PowerPoint, this interactive instructional resource uses animation, supporting visuals, and meaningful questions to help students discover what makes fractions equivalent. This ready to teach lesson also includes a student note-taking guide, editable lesson plan, and exit ticket.  

Grab this CCSS aligned interactive fraction lesson to save time on planning and help students understand how to identify equivalent fractions.  Purposely designed with powerful visual supports, scaffolded animations, and thought-provoking questions, this lesson will engage students in meaningful math talk as they discover equivalent fractions.  Little to NO PREP! This lesson is ready to teach! Download now and use this animated presentation today!

Includes:

★ Animated PowerPoint presentation with 47 slides

★ Google slides Animated Presentation

★ Detailed lesson plan

★ Editable lesson plan

★ Student Note-taking guide

★ Practice Worksheets

★ Self-grading Google Form™ exit tickets

★ Printable exit tickets

★ Answer Keys

★ Printable Learning objectives to display

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This lesson is an introductory lesson for equivalent fractions and focuses on helping students visually and conceptually understand what it means when two fractions are equivalent. Starting with the basics, this lesson is a solid foundation for first teaching equivalent fractions or reinforcing the concept.  

The lesson focuses on the use of visual models to identify fraction equivalence, and it does not include teaching the algorithm for generating equivalent fractions.  ​​Fractions with denominators: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, & 12 are used in this lesson. The main objective is for students to identify equivalent fractions and make meaning of fraction equivalence.  

Check out the second lesson in this equivalent fraction series: Lesson #2

Animated slides reveal problems step by step

• Scaffolds instruction by slowly giving additional visual supports before revealing answer
• Gives students think time to understand concept
• Promotes student participation and active engagement during the lesson
• Allots for time to engage in meaningful math conversations with partners and as a whole group
• Provides powerful visual supports that help students see how the fractions are equivalent or not equivalent 

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Are your students still struggling to understand equivalent fractions?

This ready to teach animated PowerPoint lesson plan is a time saving resource for introducing equivalent fractions to students. Engaging visuals, animations, and meaningful questions will help students make meaning of equivalent fractions.

Use the note-taking guide to ensure students are following along and engaged in the lesson. 

Notes with talking points and directions included in the PowerPoint presentation to help guide you through the lesson.  

Assess students' understanding with check for understandings embedded into the lesson as well as differentiated exit tickets and worksheets for independent practice following the lesson.

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WHO?

• 3rd & 4th grade students learning equivalent fractions for the first time
• Intervention groups
• Special education

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Learning objective

• Identify equivalent fractions, recognize when fractions are equivalent & not equivalent 

Lesson Includes:

★TITLE SLIDE

★BUILD BACKGROUND SLIDES

• 5 slides to connect students to prior knowledge about fractions. 
• Review terms: fraction, equal parts, numerator, & denominator

★INTRODUCTION & DISCOVERY SLIDES

• 4 slides in this section
• 1 Initial observation slide to help students construct their own understanding of equivalent fractions 
• 3 slides to answer the question and provide context for self-discovery

★OBJECTIVE SLIDE

• In this lesson, you will learn to recognize equivalent fractions and identify when two fractions are not equivalent.

★TEACHER DIRECT INSTRUCTION SLIDES 

• 5 slides to directly model the concept of equivalent fractions using area models 

★VOCABULARY SLIDES SLIDES 

• 3 slides to introduce and explicitly teach new vocabulary terms
• Vocabulary words: equivalent, equivalent fractions, & same value

★GUIDED PRACTICE

• 5 slides: EQUIVALENT OR NOT EQUIVALENT?
• Visually engaging slides to help students visualize the difference between fractions that are equivalent and fractions that are not equivalent.

★FRACTIONS WITH THE SAME NUMERATOR & DENOMINATOR

• 8 slides to help students observe how fractions with the same numerator and denominator cannot be equivalent
• 2 CFU (Check For Understanding) slides following this section

★GUIDED PRACTICE: IDENTIFY EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS

• 12 slides to practice identifying an equivalent fraction using area models
• Fill in the numerator to make fractions equivalent. 
• Animations provide scaffolded supports for students with each click revealing a visual support until the final answer is shown

★RECAP SLIDE

• 1 slide to recap the main learnings of the lesson 

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WHAT’S INCLUDED:

★Animated PowerPoint Lesson (PPTX download)

• 47 instructional animated slides 
• Animations reveal the problems step-by-step to pause and give students time to think and discuss the information
• Animated slides & visual supports
• Present in presentation mode
• Notes section includes talking points and times to direct students to use the note-taking guide

★Animated Google Slides™ Lesson 

• Make a copy of presentation
• Same features as PPTX lesson above

★Detailed Lesson Plan

• Editable version in (Microsoft Word)
• Non-editable version (PDF)
• Learning objective
• Materials
• Vocabulary
• CCSS
• Key Learnings
• Each section of powerpoint broken down with questions, answers, tips for instruction, and scripted talking points

★Student Note-taking Guide

• Keep students engaged in the lesson as they follow along with their own note-taking guide which highlights key points in the lesson
• 2 pages
• Includes completed example for reference
• Notes included in the PowerPoint to guide students when they need to fill in the note-taking guide
• Also available on easel

★Differentiated Exit tickets- Digital & Print 

• Includes 4 questions to assess students’ understanding
• Paper exit ticket
• Self-grading digital exit ticket on Google Forms™ 
• 4 differentiated exit ticket versions 
• Exit ticket Answer Key
• Also available on easel

★Independent Practice Worksheets

• Equivalent or not equivalent? Practice worksheet: 2 pages (2 different levels)
• Fill in the numerator equivalent fraction practice worksheet: 2 pages (2 different levels)
• Worksheet answer key
• Also available on easel

★Learning objective 

• 6 versions the learning objective to print and display

PLEASE NOTE: 

• Visuals and text included in the PowerPoint presentation are not editable. The animations can be edited.
• Not listed in Google drive tool, digital download includes link to make a copy of
• Google Slides™ presentation in the PDF.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD FILE

★Zip file includes

• PowerPoint presentation (PPTX)
• Editable lesson (Microsoft Word)
• PDF:
  • Link to Google Slides™ presentation
  • Link to Google Form™ exit ticket
  • Non-editable lesson plan
  • Learning objective to display in classroom
  • Student note-taking guide
  • Filled in example of student note-taking guide
  • Student worksheets
  • Printable exit ticket

PLEASE NOTE: There is an editable version of the lesson plan in Microsoft word. No other parts of this resource are editable. 

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Common Core Alignment

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.NF.A.3

Explain equivalence of fractions in special cases, and compare fractions by reasoning about their size.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.NF.A.1

Explain why a fraction a/b is equivalent to a fraction (n × a)/(n × b) by using visual fraction models, with attention to how the number and size of the parts differ even though the two fractions themselves are the same size. Use this principle to recognize and generate equivalent fractions.

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WAYS TO USE in your classroom

This resource is designed to be a guided lesson. The powerpoint doesn’t include draggable pieces for independent practice, but it is meant to be used in presentation mode.

• Whole group instruction
• Small group instruction
• Intervention groups

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Make teaching equivalent fractions a breeze with this introductory powerpoint lesson!

Engage students with this interactive animated PowerPoint lesson to teach equivalent fractions. Available in Google Slides™ & PowerPoint, this instructional resource uses animation, supporting visuals, and meaningful questions to help students make meaning of fraction equivalence. This ready to teach lesson also includes a student note-taking guide, editable lesson plan, and exit ticket.  

This is the second lesson in the series of equivalent fractions lessons. The focus is to help students visualize fraction equivalence using area models in real-life situations.  This lesson builds off of Equivalent Fraction Lesson #1 and helps deepen students' understanding of equivalent fractions. 

Grab this CCSS aligned interactive lesson to save time on planning and help students solve real world story problems about equivalent fractions.

Little to NO PREP! This lesson is ready to teach! Download now and use this animated presentation today!

Includes:

★ Animated PowerPoint presentation with 38 slides

★ Google slides Animated Presentation

★ Detailed lesson plan (PDF)

★ Editable lesson plan (word)

★ Student Note-taking guide

★ Practice Worksheets

★ Self-grading Google Form™ exit tickets

★ Printable exit tickets

★ Answer Keys

★ Printable Learning objectives to display

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Purposely designed with powerful visual supports, scaffolded animations, and thought-provoking questions, this lesson will engage students in meaningful math talk as they learn about equivalent fractions.

The lesson focuses on the use of visual models and real-life examples to teach fraction equivalence. It does not include teaching the algorithm for generating equivalent fractions.  ​​Fractions with denominators: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, & 12 are used in this lesson. 

Animated slides reveal problems step by step

• Scaffolds instruction by slowly giving additional visual supports before revealing answer
• Gives students think time to understand concept
• Promotes student participation and active engagement during the lesson
• Allots for time to engage in meaningful math conversations with partners and as a whole group
• Provides powerful visual supports that help students see how the fractions are equivalent or not equivalent 
• Use of real-life examples to help students make meaning of fraction equivalence

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Are your students still struggling to understand equivalent fractions?

This ready to teach animated PowerPoint lesson plan is a time saving resource for building understanding of fraction equivalence for students. Engaging visuals, animations, and meaningful questions will help deepen students' understanding of equivalent fractions.

Use the note-taking guide to ensure students are following along and engaged in the lesson. 

Notes with talking points and directions included in the PowerPoint presentation to help guide you through the lesson.  

Assess students' understanding with questions and prompts embedded into the lesson as well as differentiated exit tickets and worksheets for independent practice following the lesson.

KEY POINTS: 

• Fractions can only be compared when the wholes are the same size.
• ​​Equivalent fractions are different fractions that share the same value.

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WHO?

• 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade students learning equivalent fractions 
• Upper elementary students
• Intervention groups
• Special education

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Learning objective

• Use area models to solve real world story problems about equivalent fractions
• Explain why two fractions are equivalent.
• Explain why two fractions can not be equivalent when the wholes are different sizes. 

PowerPoint Lesson Includes:

★TITLE SLIDE

★BUILD BACKGROUND SLIDES

• 4 slides to connect students to prior knowledge about equivalent fractions 
• Review from Equivalent Fractions Lesson 1
• Review terms: equivalent, equivalent fractions

★OBJECTIVE SLIDE

• In this lesson, you will use area models to solve fraction story problems and explain why two fractions are equivalent or not equivalent. 

★INTRODUCTION & DISCOVERY SLIDES

• Fair share: doughnut problems
• 6 slides
• Use slides to introduce the concept and give students an opportunity for some self-discovery of the concept

★ TEACHER DIRECT INSTRUCTION SLIDES: “I DO/WE DO” 

• Teacher direct instruction + guided practice 
• 11 slides
• 3 part story problem involving pizzas
• Animated slides to guide students and pause to allow for think time
• Use initial slides in this part of the lesson to directly model problem solving skills, then gradually release the work for students 

★GUIDED PRACTICE MODELS

• 4 slides: Make each model shown equivalent to a fraction
• Visually engaging slides to help students visualize how fractions with different numerators and denominators can be equivalent.

★GUIDED PRACTICE STORY PROBLEMS

• 10 slides: Review and practice concepts taught during direct teacher instruction slides
• Animations provide scaffolded supports for students with each click revealing a visual support until the final answer is shown

★RECAP SLIDE

• 1 slide to recap the main learnings of the lesson 

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WHAT’S INCLUDED:

★Animated PowerPoint Lesson (PPTX download)

• 38 instructional animated slides 
• Animations reveal the problems step-by-step to pause and give students time to think and discuss the information
• Animated slides & visual supports
• Present in presentation mode
• Notes section includes talking points and times to direct students to use the note-taking guide

★Animated Google Slides™ Lesson 

• Make a copy of presentation
• Same features as PPTX lesson above

★Detailed Lesson Plan

• Editable version in (Microsoft Word)
• Non-editable version (PDF)
• Learning objective
• Materials
• Vocabulary
• CCSS
• Key Learnings
• Each section of powerpoint broken down with questions, answers, tips for instruction, and scripted talking points

★Student Note-taking Guide

• Keep students engaged in the lesson as they follow along with their own note-taking guide which highlights key points in the lesson
• 3 pages (2 notes pages and 1 page with written story problems)
• Includes completed example for reference
• Notes included in the PowerPoint to guide students when they need to fill in the note-taking guide

★Differentiated Exit tickets- Digital & Print 

• Includes questions to assess students’ understanding
• 4 differentiated paper exit tickets 
• Self-grading digital exit ticket on Google Forms™ 
• Exit ticket Answer Key

★Independent Practice Worksheets

• Worksheet 1: Find Equivalent Fractions: 2 pages (2 different levels)- make each fraction model equivalent to a fraction

  • Level A: First model is shaded in for support
  • Level B: No models are shaded in (students shade in all models)

• Worksheet 2: Equivalent Fractions Story Problems: 2 pages (2 different levels)

  • Level A: Visual models included to support students
  • Level B: No visual models included- students draw their own models

• Worksheet answer key

★Learning objective 

• 6 versions the learning objective to print and display

PLEASE NOTE: 

• Visuals and text included in the PowerPoint presentation are not editable. The animations can be edited.
• Not listed in Google drive tool, digital download includes link to make a copy of Google Slides™ presentation in the PDF.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD FILE

★Zip file includes

• PowerPoint presentation (PPTX)
• Editable lesson (Microsoft Word)
• PDF:
  • Link to Google Slides™ presentation
  • Link to Google Form™ exit ticket
  • Non-editable lesson plan
  • Learning objective to display in classroom
  • Student note-taking guide
  • Filled in example of student note-taking guide
  • Student worksheets
  • Printable exit ticket

PLEASE NOTE: There is an editable version of the lesson plan in Microsoft word. No other parts of this resource are editable. 

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Common Core Alignment

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.NF.A.3

Explain equivalence of fractions in special cases, and compare fractions by reasoning about their size.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.NF.A.1

Explain why a fraction a/b is equivalent to a fraction (n × a)/(n × b) by using visual fraction models, with attention to how the number and size of the parts differ even though the two fractions themselves are the same size. Use this principle to recognize and generate equivalent fractions.

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WAYS TO USE in your classroom

This resource is designed to be a guided lesson. The powerpoint doesn’t include draggable pieces for independent practice, but it is meant to be used in presentation mode.

• Whole group instruction
• Small group instruction
• Intervention groups

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Make teaching equivalent fractions a breeze with this equivalent fraction powerpoint lesson!

Introduce "Graphing Ordered pairs in the Coordinate grid" to your students and make this lesson incredibly easy with this January winter-themed bundle.

What You get:

6 activities to help your students/kids wrap their heads around ordered pairs in the first quadrant coordinate plane, and to practice naming and plotting points on a grid.

Details and skills :

• Page 1: Introduce a lesson on graphing coordinates using a Map Grid skills learned in 2nd & 3rd grade. Students will use letters and numbers to locate each winter-themed object and record the coordinates.

• Page 2: Practice decoding the coordinates for different winter objects on a first-quadrant coordinate plane.

• Pages 3 & 4: Practice identifying coordinate pairs on a graph using snowflakes as points. The worksheet will also help your little learners practice visual discrimination skills, visual perception, and scanning.

• Page 5: Plot a number of coordinates to find a secret message. This can help motivate your students to try their best to get the message right by plotting the coordinates correctly and accurately.

• Page 6: Practice graphing skills by finding the ordered pairs of each winter object located on a "Snow Day" image drawn as a coordinate plane. This is also great to learn some useful winter vocabulary.

This bundle is:

• Winter-themed: Students are much more likely to enjoy a math activity if it is either hands-on or visually appealing!

• For beginners: since it is only on the first quadrant. All points are represented by whole numbers, there are no fractions or decimals.

Important note:

The bonus file contains all the pages of each resource assembled in a single pdf. No need to go through all the resources and print them one by one.

There are many ways to use this resource in your classroom/homeschool program:

• Introduction activity.
• whole group math instruction
• small group math instruction
• classwork assignment
• assessment
• morning work activity
• homework
• early finishers
• homeschooling activity.
• for tutors & parents as a worksheet.

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My first decor bundle is here! Rainbow Pastel has the basics you need for your classroom!

Calendar - either can be flip or use a pocket chart

Nameplates - Editable on powerpoint! Options for each grade span (primary and upper)

Number Posters - Skip counting, number posters

Alphabet - Options for each grade span ( primary, with or without pictures)

Birthday Display - Editable on powerpoint

Numberline - 0 - 120

Shape posters - 2 D shapes

Hand signals - editable on powerpoint or pre-made with options

All you need for your students to master 3 digit addition and subtraction within 1000. This resource offers a collection of exercises designed to strengthen students' proficiency in both addition and subtraction of three-digit numbers. This printable worksheets have a mix of equations with and without regrouping. This bundle has 15 pages of practice for students to master the skill of triple digit addition and subtraction. This fits right in with the 3rd grade math core. There is no prep, just print and use.

Why buy this product?

• Varied Problem Types: Engage students with a mix of addition, subtraction, and word problems in both addition and subtraction.
• Aligned with Standards: Aligned with Common Core and state standards, these worksheets seamlessly integrate into your curriculum, providing comprehensive coverage of triple-digit addition and subtraction concepts.

What's included?

• 5 Pages of Addition Practice: 3 pages of standard algorithm & 2 pages of word problem practice.
• 5 Pages of Subtraction Practice: 3 pages of standard algorithm & 2 pages of word problem practice.
• 5 Pages of Mixed Addition & Subtraction Practice: 3 pages of standard algorithm of mixed addition and subtraction & 2 pages of mixed word problems where students have to determine which operation to use.

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Equip your students with the skills to confidently tackle triple-digit addition and subtraction problems. Whether utilized for practice, assessment, or homework assignments, this resource gives your students all the practice they need to be confident in their addition and subtraction skills.

Introduce and review multiplication & division strategies, models, key words, and vocabulary with this set of differentiated anchor charts. 6  differentiated levels of multiplication from basic up to 2 by 2 digit multiplication. 8 different levels of division from basic up to 4 digit dividends & 1 digit divisors with remainders. 

The following formats of the anchor charts are included:

★Printable multiplication anchor chart for 6 differentiated levels with: 

• 4 multiplication strategies
• Kid-friendly definition 
• Multiplication vocabulary & key words
• Visuals & graphics

★Printable division anchor charts for 8 differentiated levels that include: 

• 4 division strategies
• Kid-friendly definition 
• Division vocabulary & key words
• Visuals & graphics

★Printable multiplication & division strategy posters- focus on 1 specific strategy

★Mini Strategy posters- perfect for student notebooks or math centers

★Fill in the blank anchor charts- student note taking guide (color + black & white)

★Digital anchor charts- Google slides

★Print on 8.5”x11” paper or enlarge as a poster for display

WHY? Students learn a variety of strategies to master multiplication & division. Use these colorful posters and anchor charts as a visual scaffold to teach & review strategies for solving multiplication and division problems.

SAVE TIME and ENERGY creating your own anchor charts with these ready to go posters for teaching multiplication & division.

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WHO? This set works well for a class with different ability levels by allowing students to understand each strategy at their current level of understanding. In addition, this set was created to grow with your students as they transition from one level to the next throughout the school year. Posters include skills for third, fourth, and fifth grade students. 

★ Multiplication levels include:

• Basic multiplication (2 posters with different strategies)
• 2 by 1 digit multiplication 
• 3 by 1 digit multiplication 
• 2 by 2 digit multiplication  (2 posters with different levels)

★Division levels include:

• Basic division without remainders 
• Basic division with remainders
• 2 digit dividend & 1 digit divisor w/o remainders
• 2 digit dividend & 1 digit divisor w/ remainders
• 3 digit dividend & 1 digit divisor w/o remainders
• 3 digit dividend & 1 digit divisor w/ remainders
• 4 digit dividend & 1 divisor w/o remainders
• 4 digit dividend & 1 divisor w/ remainders

★ Multiplication strategies & models include:

• Multiplication Array
• Equal Groups
• Skip Counting
• Repeated Addition
• Ratio Table
• Multiplication Tile Array
• Number Line 
• Multiplication Area Model
• Multiplication Partial products
• Multiplication Standard Algorithm
• Multiplication Distributive Property

★Division Strategies & models include:

• Array
• Equal groups
• Repeated subtraction
• Known multiplication facts
• Deal out in chunks
• Partial quotients
• Box method
• Short division
• Long division- standard algorithm 

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WHAT’S INCLUDED:

★ 6 Multiplication anchor charts with 4 strategies at the following levels:

• Basic multiplication anchor chart (2 posters with different strategies)
• 2 by 1 digit multiplication anchor chart
• 3 by 1 digit multiplication anchor chart 
• 2 by 2 digit multiplication anchor chart (2 posters with different levels)

★ 8 Division anchor charts with 4 strategies at the following levels:

• Basic division without remainders anchor chart
• Basic division with remainders anchor chart
• 2 digit divided by 1 digit w/o remainders anchor chart
• 2 digit divided by 1 digit w/ remainders anchor chart
• 3 digit divided by 1 digit w/o remainders anchor chart
• 3 digit divided by 1 digit w/ remainders anchor chart
• 4 digit divided by 1 digit w/o remainders anchor chart
• 4 digit divided by 1 digit w/ remainders anchor chart

★14 Fill in the Blank Graphic Organizers

• Every anchor chart is included as a fill in the blank template
• Use as a reference sheet or note-taking guide for students
• Color and black & white printing

★56 Strategy Posters

• Each anchor chart includes 4 enlarged posters of the strategy shown
• Great to use when focusing on a specific strategy
• Full size and mini versions of each poster

★Digital Versions of all anchor charts and strategy posters

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HOW TO USE? WAYS TO USE Posters & Anchor Charts

• Display when teaching a new strategy for multiplication and division
• Display on math focus wall
• Display to review previously taught strategies
• Add mini versions to students’ interactive math notebooks or math folders
• Place mini versions or full size versions at math centers
• Include digital version in mini-lesson or powerpoint

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Common Core Aligned: Aligned to 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade Numbers and Operations in Base Ten standards:

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.NBT.A.3

Multiply one-digit whole numbers by multiples of 10 in the range 10-90 (e.g., 9 × 80, 5 × 60) using strategies based on place value and properties of operations.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.NBT.B.5

Multiply a whole number of up to four digits by a one-digit whole number, and multiply two two-digit numbers, using strategies based on place value and the properties of operations. Illustrate and explain the calculation by using equations, rectangular arrays, and/or area models.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.NBT.B.6

Find whole-number quotients and remainders with up to four-digit dividends and one-digit divisors, using strategies based on place value, the properties of operations, and/or the relationship between multiplication and division. Illustrate and explain the calculation by using equations, rectangular arrays, and/or area models.

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.NBT.B.5

Fluently multiply multi-digit whole numbers using the standard algorithm.

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I hope you and your upper elementary students love these multiplication and division anchor charts and posters!