One of the posters for addition is written with units, although I believe the new curriculum to be changed to ones. I have included two of the addition posters though, one with "ones" and one with "units".

This resource includes 1 set of 8 three-part puzzles. Piece 1: Improper Fraction Piece 2: Visual representation Piece 3: Mixed Number *Great for decomposing mixed numbers

This resource includes a variety of prompts to help your students make connections to an area model, and visuals to support their thinking. It can be used as an introductory activity, an informal assessment, an independent activity, a small group activity, and in a progression. Pages 3-6: Provides 4 area model visuals using place value tiles and asks the question, “How does this model show repeated addition?” Pages 7-10: Provides the same 4 area model visuals using place value tiles and asks the question, “How is this like an array?” Pages 11-14: Provides the same 4 area model visuals using place value tiles and asks the question, “What do I see? What do I wonder What am I learning?” Page 15-18: Provides the same 4 area model visuals using place value tiles for schools that use Thinking Maps curriculum (circle map). Pages 19-23 *More supported: Provides an equation, some of the area model visual and a grid to give children the chance to finish drawing an area model. Children can respond under their drawing with a written response about their drawing. (See thumbnail for sample) Pages 24-28 *Less supported: Provides an equation, some of the area model visual and an empty table to give children the chance to finish drawing an area model. Children can respond under their drawing with a written response about their drawing. (See thumbnail for sample) Page 29 A blank model for the teacher or students to create their own equation and area model drawing. The children can respond under their drawing with a written response.

This resource is a zip file containing two parts: *A PDF file of decimal visual representations from 0.01 - 1.00 *An editable PPT file of the same decimal visual representations - Both the PDF and PPT are 72 pages in length _ _ _ _ This past year, I failed to find a comprehensive resource that I could copy/paste from to create my own decimal resources for my children! I created this so that I would never have that trouble again. Each slide/page can be printed, trimmed and laminated to create decimal cards for centers (PDF recommended) , OR you can copy/paste the visuals directly onto your own working documents using the Powerpoint file.

***If you have previously bought this product before update, please personal message me with proof of purchase for a free copy of this version. *** This pack comes with all materials and instructions on how to successfully deliver this Hedbandz game. The 15 shapes included are: Pentagon Hexagon Octagon Oval Circle Rectangle Square Parallelogram Trapezium Rhombus Semi-Circle Triangle Irregular Hexagon Irregular Pentagon Irregular Octagon *Depending on feedback and popularity, this may expand to include another set of shapes based on request. To see if Hedbandz is an activity you'd like to use in your classroom, please follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpMke-Y-KFk