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Math Word Wall

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Symmetry is one of those very visual math topics that some students just “see” and others don’t. This set of shapes is designed to give students hands-on practice with finding lines of reflective symmetry. How to use: To complete the activity, students simply fold each shape included along the dashed lines and then see if each side matches. If they do, then that represents a line of reflective symmetry. If not, the shape is not symmetrical in that way.

Lines of Symmetry

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Using kinects to teach angles is hands on and covers several math standards. 4.MD.5. Recognize angles as geometric shapes that are formed wherever two rays share a common endpoint, and understand concepts of angle measurement: An angle is measured with reference to a circle with its center at the common endpoint of the rays, by considering the fraction of the circular arc between the points where the two rays intersect the circle.

Angles

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Part Part Whole

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Patterns

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8.5" x 11" pdf that can be printed in poster size. Anchor chart to help students remember the rules for rounding numbers.
Rounding can be difficult for kids! Learn all about activities to use to introduce rounding including anchor charts, number lines and more! Also included are activities to use to review and enforce the rounding learning! Kids will love these fun and engaging activities!

Rounding

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Graphing

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Doubles

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If you thought exit tickets were just for the older grades, check out these AMAZING primary common core math exit tickets. Even if you've never used exit tickets, these are SO quick and easy to use!
FREE forms and data keeping printables for using exit slips to drive your instruction.

Exit Tickets

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Division

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Four Ways to Represent Multiplication - Shelley Gray

Multiplication

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Try this freebie out! Want to challenge your students? Give them a chance to promote their critical thinking skills! Your students will have fun using clues ...

Daily Math Review

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Converting

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Place Value Math Monsters by Dani Schatz | TPT
3rd Grade Math Exit Tickets | Third Grade Math Quizzes and Unit TestThis bundle includes 16 editable math exit tickets, 4 quizzes, & 1 unit test that will help you keep track of student progress as you work on place value. *** These printable math assessments are included in our 3rd Grade Guided Math Curriculum, so do not purchase if you own the complete bundle. *** The 16 skills are organized into 4 mini-units:1. Understanding 4 Digit Numbers2. Understanding 5 Digit Numbers3. Comparing &amp

Place Value

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Easter Stew! Counting brews and stews is a FUN, hands-on way to develop counting concepts and skills with preschool, pre-k, tk, and kindergarten students!
freebie! hundreds chart and number lines
1st Grade Math practice for Number Lines, Hundreds Charts, Object Counting, Word Problem Solving, and Assessments. No fluff, no prep, printer friendly, at your fingertips! Check out the preview today!

Counting

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spanish worksheets for kindergarten | Printable Shapes and Colors worksheet for preschool and kindergarten.
Formen nachmachen Mehr

Shapes

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35+ Excellent DIY Classroom Decoration Ideas & Themes to Inspire You

Telling Time

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Pool Noodle Math Activity for kids- greater than & less than lesson! #firstgrade #math

Comparing Numbers

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Area & Perimeter

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Measuring Centimeters Worksheets

Measurement

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Coins Money Poem by Kristin Warren | TPT

Money

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Word Problems- Read the turkey word problems and solve the equations. Show your work by drawing or any other visual way and write the number sentence. Making learning FUN!

Subtraction

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3 Digit Addition without Regrouping Worksheets 3 Digit Addition Without Regrouping worksheet set is designed to help students practice and master adding three-digit numbers without regrouping. With a variety of addition problems across all pages, this resource is perfect for 3rd-grade students who are building their addition skills, as well as advanced 2nd graders ready to tackle higher-level math. It’s also ideal for 4th-grade students looking for a quick and comprehensive review. The simple, clear layout throughout each page encourages focus and builds confidence in math accuracy. Perfect for: 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-grade students

Addition

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Fractions

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Math Centers - Making Patterns

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