With these 3rd Grade Daily Math and ELA Spiral Reviews, you have standards-aligned math and ELA content right at your fingertips! Whether you use this resource as 3rd grade morning work, quizzes, or daily homework, your 3rd graders will constantly return back to foundational math and reading skills as they build their academic toolbox. You don’t need to spend hours mapping skills to standards and digging for materials to keep old skills sharp – it’s done for you!
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With this Morning Work with Daily Math and ELA Spiral Review, you have standards-aligned math and ELA content right at your fingertips! Whether you use this resource as a 3rd, 4th or 5th grade morning work, quizzes, or daily homework, your students will constantly return back to foundational math and reading skills as they build their academic toolbox. You don’t need to spend hours mapping skills to standards and digging for materials to keep old skills sharp – it’s done for you
End-of-the-Year Whodunit is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and patterns to sort through clues, analyze finger prints, build a puzzle, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
Spring Whodunit Mystery Math Project is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and patterns to sort through clues, analyze finger prints, build a puzzle, decode secret messages, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
Winter Whodunit is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, coordinate graphing, and line plots to sort through clues, analyze finger prints, decode secret messages, calculate distances from the crime scene, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
Halloween Whodunit is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, coordinate graphing, fractions, and line plots to review surveillance, analyze finger prints, decode secret messages, map out locations, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
This bundle contains both the PRINT and DIGITAL versions of the simplifying and equivalent fractions Pizza Party Prep resources. In the digital version of this resource, students will solve simplifying and equivalent fraction problems and use movable pieces to show their answer. In the print version of this resource, students will solve simplifying and equivalent fraction problems and use color-coding to show their answer.
This resource contains 20 simplifying and equivalent fraction problems for each grade level so that you can easily meet the needs of your students (60 problems total).
There’s no need to let rounding review burst your bubble, because these rounding problems really POP! In this digital rounding practice resource, students will use their rounding skills to solve the gumball mystery and determine which gumball to move to the bottom of the gumball machine.
These 4th grade math problems address all the standards including algebra, numbers and operations in base ten, fractions, measurement, and geometry. This resource includes both a print option and a 100% digital/paperless option that is self-grading and provides students with immediate feedback on their responses. It is perfect for both in-person learning and distance learning in an online classroom. The print option includes an answer key for easy grading.
These 5th grade math practice problems address all the standards including algebra, numbers and operations in base ten, fractions, measurement, and geometry.
End of the Year Plan a Field Day Math Project is a real-world math project that gives students the freedom to design all aspects of a Field Day. Students will complete the to-do list to plan the activities, run the events, and wrap up at the end of Field Day. Each step is a different activity that students must complete. These activities are independent of each other meaning that they don’t need to be completed in steps or together.
This resource contains Four Dancing Llama Mystery Pictures:
Each picture has three different graphing options to easily provide differentiation in your classroom.
·One picture to be graphed in all four quadrants with positive and negative whole numbers and decimals
·One picture to be graphed in all four quadrants with positive and negative whole numbers only
·One picture to be graphed in this first quadrant with positive whole numbers only
These End-of-the-Year Logic Games are a fun activity to give to your students at the end of the year (or anytime for enrichment). The games ask your students to use their math and critical-thinking skills to solve some problems that might pop up during the last weeks of school.
These Christmas Logic Games are a fun activity to give to your students during the holiday season (or anytime for enrichment). The games are Christmas-themed and ask your students to use math and critical-thinking skills to solve some problems that might pop up during the holiday.
