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Free Common Core 4.NF.B.3c projects
Distance Learning Fraction Activity on Google Slides
A fun, mysterious, INDEPENDENT practice activity that will ENGAGE your students. Read about the strange disappearance of Miss Schafer and follow the story line to end! Students will solve fraction problems to crack codes and get clues.Fraction practice includes finding equivalent fractions, adding + subtracting fractions with like denominators, adding + subtracting mixed fractions, and changing fractions to decimal equivalents.
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3rd - 5th
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Halloween Party Project
This resource is a fun Project Based Learning Activity. The tasks include critical thinking and rigor:*division with two digit divisors*fractions and factors*multiplication *the metric system
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4th - 6th
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High Plains Math Adventure, 4th grade Review
This resource can be used as a review to fourth grade concepts: fractions, division, and measurement. Students will use art and engineering skills to create a 3D scene of the high plains; bison, hidden animals, buffalo grass, and more! Using simple supplies like construction paper, scissors, and glue, students will answer math problems and design a scene based on calculated numbers.This is the sort of activity to use around state testing time to increase engagement, review critical skills, and a
Kung Fu Fractions: Adding Fractions with unlike denominators
“I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.”
-Confucius
The journey towards becoming a Kung Fu Fraction Master continues.
Follow the instructions of Master Pi to strengthen your skills. Do battle against a kung fu opponent using the addition of fractions.
Sample from the text:
Master Pi:
It is easy to add fractions when the parts that are being added are all the same size. You must add the numerators but not the denominators. When the denominators are the same number t
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4th - 6th
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4th grade review Math cube
This is a math cube designed to be used the first weeks of school as a review for students. This is 4th grade material and can be used as a refresher or to determine what students retained from 4th grade. Cut out the circles and fold the flaps in towards the square and begin attaching the flaps to each other. When completed you will have a 3D cube.
Donut Shop Portions
A unit plan that makes fractions and decimals relevant and fun.
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4th
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