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Not grade specific Common Core 3.NF.A.2 centers
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Elementary Math Review Games & Centers Bundle [K - 5]
Want an easy way to keep your kids engaged and learning during math centers? You're going to love this Elementary Math Intervention Kits for Review & Centers Bundle. These self-checking games follow the same routine so students can play INDEPENDENTLY! This bundle includes 96 math games to cover every elementary math standard! I've included an interactive standards menu to show you exactly which game to play, so you don't have to guess if it matches your standards.This bundle includes: 16 -
Fractions | Math | Printable | Digital | Special Education | ESY | End of Year
Need activities to help students learn fractions? These introduction to fractions worksheets and digital activities work great for students who are just learning about the concepts. The complexity of these intro to fractions activities vary so that any student can participate in them to help them learn and master fraction skills. This product:Is aligned to the common core standardIncludes both print and digital resourcesHas 50+ fraction activitiesCan be used for small group work or for graded as
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Bundle: Math intervention resources and games (300+ pages, over 67 resources)
300 pages + of math resources, exit tickets, warm ups, anchor activities, small group activities and games. During the last 8 years I was a math interventionist or STEM coach, creating resources for K-12 students with IEPs. 504s, behavioral issues, etc. This is a growing collection of those resources and games that help students learn math standards and develop number sense. Holiday, sports and other versions are available to vary practice or to celebrate holidays.Most of these are print and go
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Trash Can Fractions
1. This is a 2-player game.2. Each player rolls the dice four times.3. From the four numbers rolled, choose one as the numerator and another as the denominator for a fraction. Discard the remaining two numbers into the trash can.4. Player two follows the same steps.5. Once both players have their fractions, draw a picture to represent them.6. Compare the fractions using symbols < > =7. The greatest fraction wins You can alter the rules to fit the needs of your students or current skill.
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Fractions: A Workbook for Intellectual Disabilities and Special Education
This workbook includes 66 pages of standards based work for students that may have difficulty learning fractions. The workbook provides a lot of repetition, ideas are introduced one at a time and practice is provided. Take a minute to look at the PREVIEW. It has every page in the workbook!The topics covered in this workbook are: 1.) 11 pages practice recognizing kinds of fractions (halves, thirds, fourths…...tenths)2) 3 pages Fractions Store: Making kinds of fractions from a whole3) 4 pages Fr
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Fractions on a Number Line Interactive PDF and Boom Card Bundle
A money saving bundle that includes two interactive PDFs and three Boom Card to teach students how to read fractions on a number line. These no print, no-prep resources give your students practice with identifying denominators or number of spaces on a number line and identifying the fractions shown by a point on a number line. Interactive PDF and Boom Card activities allow students of all ages to practice academic tasks independently while receiving immediate feedback for each answer. Students,
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My Name in Fractions
Use this product to introduce fractions to kids all grades! They will have to identify how many equal parts are in their name, the unit fraction for each letter, and their fractions for their vowels and consonants. When teaching to my class, I had them draw a number line and strip diagram as well to show their name fraction on.
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