A game involving adding fractions with denominators of 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12 which all have factors in common. The numerators are 1, 2, or 3. Students roll a die and and move that number of spaces on the game board. They pick up a card and add it to the space they landed on. If correct they stay on that spot, if incorrect they move back to where they started. Play continues until one player reaches the finish. NOTE: This game can be found in our Fraction Math Game Pack with our 4 other fraction games (getting 1 game free). Contains: - Game description page for teacher (1 page) - 1 colour game set with 8 game cards, game board and instructions (3 pages) - 1 black and white game set with 8 game cards, game board and instructions (3 pages) Skills required - Adding fractions with same denominator - Adding fractions with different denominators but with factors in common - Ability to change fractions to an equivalent fraction with a specific denominator

25 Halloween themed word problems. A lot of these are multi-step problems, involving all 4 of the operations. They have money, decimals, arrays and fractions included too. There are 5 different themed pages so they can be used separately as 5 different activities. Contains - 5 pages of math word problem worksheets - 5 pages with the solutions

This foldable leads students through the steps of using a protractor to measure angles. It’s great as a math interactive notebook entry. It has easy access steps for the front of the foldable so for future reference students just need to open to the page in their interactive math notebook. Inside the interactive foldable while students are learning how to use a protractor there is more detailed information of each step. Also inside the interactive math foldable are diagrams for each step to fully scaffold studenst in learning how to use a protactor to measure angles.

This foldable leads students through the steps of Newman’s Error Analysis for solving word problems. It’s great as a math interactive notebook entry. It has easy access steps for the front of the foldable so for future reference students just need to open to the page in their interactive math notebook. Inside the interactive foldable while students are learning the word problem steps there is more detailed information of each step. Also included is a simple word problem for you to work through the problem solving steps with your students enabling them to always have an example on hand.

This interactive math notebook page looks at place value and value of a digit. Photos and a description page included. You could also cut off the end making it only whole numbers as it goes up to hundredths. Vocabulary foldables are included for “place value” and “value of a digit”. Also included is a foldable for the different place value columns up to hundredths. Two foldable versions are included using units or ones. This page asks students to create a number on their place value foldable and then to write the number in words and expanded notation. It then asks students to create questions and answer them based on the vocabulary e.g. “What is the place value of the 3?” on their number.

This foldable shows the steps to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages. Perfect for a page in an interactive math notebook. Each conversion is shown in simple steps with a starter example to demonstrate the conversion or changing of representation. The front flaps have the conversion types and the inside have the specific steps to make the conversion and an example. Conversions included: Decimal to Fraction Fraction to Decimal Decimal to Percentage Percentage to Decimal Fraction to Percentage Percentage to Fraction

This foldable leads students through classifying triangles by sides or angles. It’s great as a math interactive notebook entry. There is a double flap at the front, the first flap indicates whether the student is classifying by sides or angles. Underneath that flap is the second flap with the different classifications. Inside the interactive foldable there are specific descriptors or facts for each classification and also a diagram. Also included to complete the interactive math notebook page is some information on triangles and classifying them or their different types.

This interactive math notebook page includes a vocabulary foldable to work through the definition of division. It also includes a foldable on long division steps and a mnemonic device to remember those steps. This can be used or you could insert your class created or student created poem/sentence. There is also space to include an example of a long division problem showing the steps. Photos and information page included as well.