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, ...
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How do I view Google Forms Grades in Google Classroom?
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.
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Decimals Using Base 10 Blocks and Money
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 ...
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Adding Fractions with Denominators 10 and 100
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 ...
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A Look at Google Forms Settings
Collecting Emails
If you want students to enter their email address, select collect email address from the settings menu. An email form will automatically be inserted.
Only Allow Students to Submit Only Once
A - Limit to 1 response will require students to ...
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Division Strategies for Upper Elementary Students
Last week I helped you introduce division to your third graders. Click here to view that blog post. Today, Let's look at division strategies for your fourth or fifth graders.
1. Use Manipulatives!
You may be tempted to skip this step, but it's crucial for students to start ...
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