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3rd grade fractions graphic organizers for Easel Activities
PLACE VALUE CHART- Fractions, Decimals, and CANADIAN currency |DISTANCE LEARNING
Insert the place value chart in a dry erase pocket and have your students practice fractions, decimals and/or money!This resource includes:Place value chart Tens, Units, Tenths, and Hundredths (with money).Place value chart Tens, Units, Tenths, and Hundredths (without money).Place value chart Hundreds, Tens, Units, Tenths, and Hundredths (with money).Place value chart Hundreds, Tens, Units, Tenths, and Hundredths (without money).Please tag us on Instagram @therealteachersofelementary and show us
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2nd - 6th
Equivalent Fractions: Find a "Magic" Number
This can be done on an interactive whiteboard, as a Google Classroom assignment, Jamboard, Canva, PowerPoint, Easel and more.The common factor or number that is to be multiplied for equivalence is referred to as the “magic number.” I help students remember this by saying that the magic number casts the SAME spell on each digit in the original fraction. The color coding helps students make sense of the procedure and helps "train" their brains. A multiplication chart is also on the last slide to h
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3rd - 6th
Fact Families, Factor T's, and Finding the GCF
Click on the PREVIEW tab above to see more!!Packet includes 25 printable worksheets aimed at helping students understand the relationship between numbers, the commutative property, and helping students find the greatest common factor (GCF) between two numbers. There are also 10 answer keys for each review page and Factor T and Finding the GCF page.How it works:Given a certain number, students find all of the possible multiplication facts that equal the given number. For example: for 24, they
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3rd - 6th
Adding Fractions (Like & Unlike Denominators) Guided Notes
This is a guided notes resource to assist students in learning about adding fractions. The guided notes include detailed steps for adding fractions with like and unlike denominators, plentiful examples of each skill, and word problems to help students connect the skill to real-life. Two different strategies are taught for adding fractions with unlike denominators: the LCD Method (Least Common Denominator), and the Butterfly Method. An answer key is also provided. ☆ CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT MY OTH
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Adding Fractions (Like & Unlike Denominators) PPT & Guided Notes BUNDLE
Adding Fractions with Unlike Denominators - Butterfly Method Graphic Organizer
These graphic organizers help students see how the steps of adding fractions with unlike denominators. In order to help students better visualize what they're doing in adding fractions with unlike denominators, I've used specific colors to indicate which numbers from which parts of the fraction go where and complete which operations. It doesn't matter the order completed in, but this is a 4 part process: - Multiply the denominators = gives you the denominator for the answer - Multiply diagonally
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3rd - 6th
4th Grade Math daily routine sheet
FREEBIE!! Morning daily routine sheet
Students use the same sheet every morning prior to the mini lesson. Pick the number and fraction of your choice (depending on your student's level of understanding). This is a quick assessment of various Common Core Standards:
Rounding
Perimeter
Factors
Different forms of writing numbers
Basic algorithm
sequence
fractions
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3rd - 5th
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