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This math escape room style activity provides students with a collaborative way to review 5th Grade Math skills. Included are eight challenges that require students to use skills from each group of standards to find codes that will unlock each puzzle.
Enhance your 5th grade math instruction with this complete set of guided notes! This resource is made up of the guided notes taken directly from my 5th Grade Curriculum.
Looking for a meaningful way to keep your students engaged after testing is over? This 5th Grade Math Preview Journal is a no-prep, print-and-go activity designed to help your 5th graders build confidence and preview next year’s math skills, without busy work.
Teach your 5th Grade Students study skills with these versatile and editable 5th Grade Math Quick Reference Sheets!
This 6th Grade Math Prep Packet reviews the most important 5th grade math skills students need before entering middle school.
Give your students a strong foundation in fractions with this comprehensive, ready-to-use unit.
Students embark on a journey of critical thinking and deductive reasoning with “The Great Gift Mix-Up,” a holiday-themed logic puzzle that is bound to encourage logical thinking and reasoning.
This Christmas activity provides you with six, completely customizable stations. Perfect for a wide range of grade levels and any subject area!
This resource includes three decimal operations coloring pages! Coloring pages are a great way to go beyond the traditional worksheet and have students practice decimal operations!
Foldable style notes and graphic organizers bring some color, fun and creativity to operations with decimals note taking. This decimal operations resource contains 4 fold and flip notes.
This 16 question activity provides a fun way to help students review basic decimal operations including adding decimals, subtracting decimals, multiplying decimals and dividing a decimal by a whole number.
This fun Easter themed logic puzzle will keep your students thinking as they try to figure out which colored egg each child rolled across the finish line, and who won during an egg race!
Your students have probably used foldable style notes throughout the year as an alternative to taking notes, so it’s time to use them a little differently!
This booklet is a fun way to review the main topics learned throughout the school year in the upper elementary / lower middle school math classroom.
This fun first week Back to School activity is an engaging themed logic puzzle. Students will use critical thinking to try to figure out which colored backpack child has, and who their teacher is!
Give your students a strong foundation in fractions with this comprehensive, ready-to-use unit.
