ACTIVITIES
Learn about groundhogs with these facts and activities. This is a great resource for Groundhog Day.
LESSON PLANS
Teach your students how to create their own Mad Libs© selections by using a family story, fairy tale, script, dialog,…
Fluency activities include playing a punctuation card game, performing a Reader's Theater, and engaging in a challenging…
Reading comprehension activities challenge students to complete a Mad Libs© selection as a Cloze exercise, extract a…
WORKSHEETS
Use these practice worksheets to accompany the initial teaching of multiplication and division. They provide varied…
Distribute this packet of worksheets to your students to build up their knowledge of multiplication and division…
Use this packet of worksheets to strengthen students' multiplication and division skills.
Students explain how many blocks they require to replicate a pattern many times.
Students explore equivalent addition and multiplication operations.
Students explore arrays as a means of solving multiplication problems. The arrays covered in this worksheet include a…
Students explore the order of numbers in multiplication problems.
Students learn to multiply in vertical form.
Students are encouraged to show their strategy for solving multiplication word problems.
Help your students explore division by completing this activity of people who want to share the blocks in a tower.…
Students practice writing and solving division equations.
Students determine whether they need to multiply or divide to solve a word problem, then solve that problem.
Distribute this packet of worksheets to review patterns in shapes and fraction concepts.
Distribute this packet of worksheets to review fraction concepts.
Students create a symmetrical pattern by drawing the missing shapes.
Students identify patterns in fractions and complete the patterns by coloring fractional parts in drawings and by…
Students experiment with fractions of sets.
Students explore the concept of probability.
Students experiment with predicting probability.
Use this with your students to continue the patterns of shapes presented in both pictures and descriptions. This …
