FREE 5th Grade Google Slides Why Google Slides? Each slide includes interactive math questions where students will practice the following skills: copy & paste drag & drop inserting shapes drawing lines entering text & more! Each set includes TWO practice files. Use practice 1 during a whole group lesson. Assign practice 2 as an independent
FREE 4th Grade Google Slides Why Google Slides? Each slide includes interactive math questions where students will practice the following skills: copy & paste drag & drop inserting shapes drawing lines entering text & more! Each set includes TWO practice files. Use practice 1 during a whole group lesson. Assign practice 2 as an independent
FREE 3rd Grade Google Slides Why Google Slides? Each slide includes interactive math questions where students will practice the following skills: copy & paste drag & drop inserting shapes drawing lines entering text & more! Each set includes TWO practice files. Use practice 1 during a whole group lesson. Assign practice 2 as an independent
FREE 2nd Grade Google Slides Why Google Slides? Each slide includes interactive math questions where students will practice the following skills: copy & paste drag & drop inserting shapes drawing lines entering text & more! Each set includes TWO practice files. Use practice 1 during a whole group lesson. Assign practice 2 as an independent
The Standards CCSS: FL BEST: TEKS: Third Grade: 3.NBT.1Use place value understanding to round whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. Fourth Grade: 4.NBT.3Use place value understanding to round multi-digit whole numbers to any place. Second Grade: 2.NSO.1.4Round whole numbers from 0 to 100 to the nearest 10. Third Grade: 3.NSO.1.4Round whole numbers from
Making digital math activities is fun! It’s a great way to save paper, get students comfortable with online testing, and get student engaged! My digital math centers were created using Google Slides. They have a variety of question types such as sorting, matching, inserting shapes/lines, entering text, and more! But what happens when these interactive
Google Forms are paperless auto-grading quizzes. This means there’s no printing involved and the grading is done for you! Having access to Google Classroom isn’t required to use Google Forms, but it does make keeping track of grades a simple task. I am going to go over the basics of how to assign a quiz
Last week, I shared an activity that you can use when introducing fractions with denominators 10 & 100. Click here to read that blog post. It includes a freebie for your guided math groups! Today’s blog post includes a math mat that will helps students represent decimals in various ways. In fourth grade, students are
In third grade, students focused on fractions with denominators 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8. In fourth grade, students are introduced to fractions with denominators 10 and 100. Using base ten blocks can help students see how a fraction with the denominator of 100 can be equivalent to a fraction with a denominator of 10.