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Free 3rd grade mental math projects
Random Acts of Kindness Financial Literacy & Real Life Math | World Kindness Day
Making math exciting through real life math is a great way to keep students engaged in learning. When you can tie in some financial literacy and project based learning, you've hit the trifecta! This download will help 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade elementary students create a Random Act of Kindness (RAK) in a hands-on, differentiated way. LOVE SAVING MONEY? This download is part of a money-saving BUNDLE that is more than 60% off! Grab it today! ►►►►►REAL LIFE MATH: Financial Literacy BUNDLE WHAT
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2nd - 5th
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Class Party Project (Fair Share)
Looking for a project for your students to practice using multiplication and division to create a fair share of items? This is a perfect opportunity for students to engage in a fun project while working cooperatively together.
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3rd - 4th
Plan Your Own Thanksgiving Dinner Math Activity - Worksheet
This activity is perfect for the days leading up to Thanksgiving Break! Students use the slides to choose what to "buy" to make the best Thanksgiving dinner. The worksheet helps students organize their work and stay within their budget.
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2nd - 5th
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Math PBL Food Truck Festival
This a great project-based learning activity for math class! Students work on counting back money, data tracking, bar graph analysis, addition, multiplication, and creativity!
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3rd - 6th
Multiplying by 1-Digit Numbers (Worksheet Puzzle, Riddle, Project)
Multiplying by 1-Digit Numbers (Worksheet Puzzle, Riddle, Project)If you are looking for a fun and engaging way to get your students master the skills in multiplying numbers by a 1-digit number, this activity is definitely created just for that.This product contains worksheet puzzle, riddle, and project.The puzzle and riddle worksheets can be assigned as class work, practice exercises, task for early finishers, or as homework. In a Math Sandwich activity, I usually give the problem with the answ
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3rd - 6th
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Book Order Math
*Freebie!
A quick and easy math project that is perfect for any grade and any group of students.
If you have leftover book orders, this project is for you. Students work to cut and paste book totals that add up to their budget. Students are asked to round to the nearest dollar and challenge themselves with their budget goals.
Included in this free project:
1. Two pages of instructions, tips and tricks for educators for seamless teaching
2. Workpage for students to use, with budget space and
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2nd - 8th
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Math Game Ideas for End of the Year
These are the directions for different math games that are easy and fun to play at the end of the year! Some require very few supplies and the kids love them!
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3rd - 5th
Multiplication and Division Early Finisher Choice Menu
This is a great review for multiplication and division! This choice menu caters to all types of learners. It has 9 different tasks for the students to complete. The teacher can decide for students to pick three tasks or complete all tasks. Students will create a song/rap, create a playground plan, use the computer, and complete other great engaging tasks.
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3rd - 5th
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Multiplication/Division Free Mastery Tracker
Students track their mastery of multiplication facts. Ordered by ease of learning the fact, not by ordered number. Easy to stamp, put a sticker on, sign, or have students color in!
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K - 6th
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Game of the Year 2018
Great maths challenge that can be used across a wide variety of year levels. Students use the digits 2,0,1,8 (in order) combined with any operation to total the numbers from 1-20. A 1-100 page has also been added as an extension for keen students!
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3rd - 12th
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1st - 12th
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Estimation with Seed Sorting.
This is a second-grade worksheet for teaching estimation as a math concept. The students scoop a number of seeds which they estimate to be the closest to their assigned number. They count by ones and tens and report out their amount of seeds. Did they have more or less than their estimated number?
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2nd - 3rd
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