These Thanksgiving-themed fraction and percent story problem task cards are sure to please during the month of November! Each card is designed to help students practice Common Core standards for Numbers and Operations-Fractions for grades 4 and 5. There are 25 cards with Thanksgiving-themed word problems, ranging from 1 to 3-step questions dealing with fractions and percentages. The questions use a variety of strategies in different combinations, but all four operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) are required in order to solve all of the questions. These task cards work well for independent or early-finisher work, small group work, assessments, and more! Students have the ability to self-check their answers by using the provided answer key. Included: * 25 full-color task cards with Thanksgiving-themed story problems * 3 full-color blank task cards * 1 full-color recording sheet * 1 full-color answer sheet * All items above in grayscale

These Back to School Task Cards are a perfect Common Core State Standards pretest for 4th graders, or a great review for 5th graders. Find out quickly which of the math standards your students still need work on with these cards, which cover the entire 4th grade year of CCSS Math Standards. These task cards work well for independent or early-finisher work, small group work, assessments, and more! Students have the ability to self-check their answers by using the provided answer key. Included: * 28 full-color task cards * 4 full-color blank task cards * 1 full-color recording sheet * 1 full-color answer sheet * All items above in grayscale Each question lists the standard at the bottom for your quick reference on what your students still need to work on! Standards covered: 4.OA.A.2 4.OA.A.3 4.OA.B.4 4.NBT.A.2 4.NBT.A.3 4.NBT.B.4 4.NBT.B.5 4.NBT.B.6 4.NF.A.2 4.NF.B.3 4.NF.B.4 4.NF.C.6 4.MD.A.1 4.MD.A.2 4.MD.A.3 4.MD.C.7 4.G.A.1 4.G.A.2 (c) Elements of Elementary, 2014 This product is not sponsored by or affiliated with the national Common Core State Standards, but provides questions that can help you to assess your students' grasp of these standards.

These Back to School Task Cards are a perfect Common Core State Standards pretest for 3rd graders, or a great review for 4th graders. Find out quickly which of the math standards your students still need work on with these cards, which cover the entire 3rd grade year of CCSS Math Standards. These task cards work well for independent or early-finisher work, small group work, assessments, and more! Students have the ability to self-check their answers by using the provided answer key. Included: * 25 full-color task cards * 3 full-color blank task cards * 1 full-color recording sheet * 1 full-color answer sheet * All items above in grayscale Each question lists the standard at the bottom for your quick reference on what your students still need to work on! Standards covered: 3.OA.A.3 3.OA.A.4 3.NBT.A.1 3.NBT.A.2 3.NBT.A.3 3.NF.A.2 3.NF.A.3 3.MD.A.1 3.MD.B.3 3.MD.C.6 3.MD.C.7 3.MD.D.8 3.G.A.2 This product is not sponsored by or affiliated with the national Common Core State Standards, but provides questions that can help you to assess your students' grasp of these standards

These Christmas-themed multiplication story problem task cards are sure to please during the month of December! Each card is designed to help students practice Common Core standards for Operations and Algebraic Thinking for 3rd Grade. There are 28 cards with Christmas-themed word problems requiring one and two-step multiplication up to 12 x 12. These task cards work well for independent or early-finisher work, small group work, assessments, and more! Students have the ability to self-check their answers by using the provided answer key. Included: * 28 full-color task cards with Christmas-themed story problems * 4 full-color blank task cards * 1 full-color recording sheet * 1 full-color answer sheet * All items above in grayscale

Jack is working for his father, setting up an asteroid for mining in this fictional outer space close read sure to grab the attention of boys (and girls!) and reluctant readers! The Sky's The Limit-at least, that's what this astronaut's mother always told him! This close read is only one page long, perfect for shorter class periods or lots of class discussion or modeling. Written on a 5th grade level, the passage is written so that the questions and reading instructions have students focusing on word choice, repeated phrases, and author's meaning. "Jack's Asteroid Adventure" and "The Sky's the Limit" are close reading passage and questions designed to teach students reading comprehension and text analysis strategies. Designed for students to first read independently and then again with a partner, these activities encourage students to reread text, while teaching them strategies for close reading. The nature of close reading, as well as the passage and questions lend this activity to Standardized Test Practice. The reading passages are written on a middle-of-the-year 4th grade Reading Level. This makes the passage ideal for 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students, as 3rd grade students can focus on reading closely with harder texts, and 5th grade students can focus on making sure to read simple texts closely. Close reading is a strategy that is encouraged through Common Core, best completed with short passages such as the one provided here. The seven questions in each activity range from basic knowledge to inference.

This August Daily Reading Comprehension Packet is 4 weeks of daily reading comprehension for the 5th grade classroom with an August theme. These week-long activities alternate between fiction and non-fiction texts about back to school and August themes, as well as Science and History topics. Written on 5th grade reading levels, these passages are perfect for daily morning work or homework. Great for standardized test prep, these passages have the feel and re-reading of a close read with more structure. Questions are grouped by type so that students focus on one main skill a day. Simply print, hand out to students, and have them complete one activity each day. Each page should take between 10 and 15 minutes to answer, plus about 5 minutes for reading or re-reading the passage. Each week, the student is presented with a new passage that they will work with for the whole week. Each week follows the same general format: Monday - students read the passage and answer questions about main idea, theme, and the general form of the text. Tuesday - students re-read the passage and answer multiple choice, standardized-test styled questions. Wednesday - students re-read the passage and answer character or setting questions about the text, or specific History, Science, or other related questions for the non-fiction texts. Thursday - students re-read the passage and answer GUM (Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics) and text structure questions. Friday - students re-read the passage and answer short-answer, written response questions about the text. This month's topics: Fiction - Back to School Non-Fiction - History of School Busses Fiction - The Stray Non-Fiction - Phases of the Moon Want to know more before you buy? Check out the first full week in my Back to School 1-week FREEIBE! All passages and questions are in American English.

his September Daily Reading Comprehension Packet is 5 weeks of daily reading comprehension for the 5th grade classroom with a September theme. These week-long activities alternate between fiction and non-fiction texts about back to school and September themes, as well as History topics. Written on 5th grade reading levels, these passages are perfect for daily morning work or homework. Great for standardized test prep, these passages have the feel and re-reading of a close read with more structure. Questions are grouped by type so that students focus on one main skill a day. Simply print, hand out to students, and have them complete one activity each day. Each page should take between 10 and 15 minutes to answer, plus about 5 minutes for reading or re-reading the passage. Each week, the student is presented with a new passage that they will work with for the whole week. Each week follows the same general format: Monday - students read the passage and answer questions about main idea, theme, and the general form of the text. Tuesday - students re-read the passage and answer multiple choice, standardized-test styled questions. Wednesday - students re-read the passage and answer character or setting questions about the text, or specific History, Science, or other related questions for the non-fiction texts. Thursday - students re-read the passage and answer GUM (Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics) and text structure questions. Friday - students re-read the passage and answer short-answer, written response questions about the text. This month's topics: Non-Fiction - Labor Day Fiction - The Music Box Non-Fiction - Constitution and Citizenship Day Fiction - The Big Day Non-Fiction - Nocturnal Adaptations Want to know more before you buy? Check out the first full week in my Back to School 1-week FREEIBE! All passages and questions are in American English.