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3rd grade algebra pdfs for parents
Steps for Long Division Reminder Cards
These long division slips can be used as bookmarks, reminders to be taped on students' desk, or as a guide to be sent home to parents. Also see the classroom poster that I made of this. There are 2 cards per page.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Multiplication Madness: Resources, Tricks, and Songs
Personally, I plan on sending this list home with students as a resource for them and their parents to use for studying math multiplication facts. However, this information can be used simply for teaching or student's can put it in their interactive notebooks.
What's Included:
- A list of nine resources for practicing math facts. Most of them are websites, like freerice.com
- A table with tricks for fact fluency 0-12
- Songs for 3, 4, 6, and 7
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3rd - 5th
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NWEA Algebraic Thinking
NWEA RIT scores 140 - 200
These pages will help both the teacher and parents prepare students to tackle NWEA testing. The pages are written in parent friendly language with examples and vocabulary necessary for children to know and understand.
As my students prepare to take NWEA testing I use these pages to teach needed skills based on each child's RIT score. I also send the page home that coordinates to each child's score so parents can work with their child on the needed skills. Both teach
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Grades:
K - 3rd
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Homework Helpers
This product is designed to provide a link between home and school. I am in the process of making one for each unit aligned with third grade common core standards. Each skill will have one to two pages including how to solve problems, vocabulary, clue words for word problems involving that particular skill and examples.
Addition/Subtraction
Rounding
Geometry
Multiplication (multiple ones for the various skills, properties, order of operations, basic, word problems, multi-step problem solving
Put numbers in an order
Five numbers are displayed that are out of orderThe activity is to put them in order
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Hands-On Equations: Legal Moves
Hands-On Equations: Legal Moves is a "cheat sheet" I created that summarizes the legal moves for each level. Often parents, siblings, tutors, intervention teachers, etc. don't know the system and need something to refer to as they are working with students. This handout helps people gain familiarity with the system in order to help!
Check out my Level I Supplements, Level II Supplements, and Level III Supplements for some quizzes/exit slips to easily assess student understanding! Or, save $$$ a
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3rd - 8th
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Mathematical Literacy Using Trade Books in the Intermediate Classroom
Do trade books have a place in today’s mathematics classroom? Yes! Incorporating literature into the mathematics classroom at any level can increase student engagement, can make the mathematics being studied come alive for the student, and can help to differentiate instruction as well as support ELL/ESL students.
See several samples of the mathematics that can be experienced by students from kindergarten through high school through well-known pieces of children’s literature. Experience how mat
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Math Vocab Cards with Pictures - Patterning and Alegebra
I created these cards for my class for patterning and algebra, and they can be used throughout the grades as students build their understanding of the patterning terminology. These are so helpful as a part of an interactive word wall, so students can take them to their seats while working and have a visual reminder of the terms. There are 20 cards in total.
Grades:
K - 8th
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edTPA Math: Teaching students Calculator Routines
This is an edTPA format lesson plans 3rd grade, Everyday Math Lesson 1.9. Teaching students calculator routines
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Dividing in Chunks (M4P.E29)
When the 'old-timers' divided things, we typically used the long division algorithm. This one-page notes worksheet looks at a "new math" strategy that asks students to see the problem flexibly by 'taking out multiples' as is convenient. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
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3rd - 7th
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Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Homeschool Curriculum 4th Grade MATH Questions and Answers
MATH 4th Grade Curriculum QuestionsThis MATH resource provides parents, teachers, and HOMESCHOOLING families with 484 progressive questions and answers that align with elementary learning targets and content standards for 4th Grade.It encompasses math questions related to basic algebra, averages, area, arithmetic, calendar, clock, coins, counting, decimals, dividends division, equations, factorization, geometry, graphs, greater or less than, line segments, lowest terms, mean, measurement, Metric
Grades:
3rd - 5th, Staff
Test Prep - Solve Problems with Equal Shares - Math Center Exit Slip
Overview & Purpose
Assess your student’s or child’s ability to solve problems that involve equal shares.
ON GRADE LEVEL: Grades 2-3
ENRICHMENT: Grades K-1
RETEACH: Grades 4-5
Education Standards
2.OA.3.4 ~ Use addition to find the total number of objects arranged in rectangular arrays with up to 5 rows and up to 5 columns; write an equation to express the total as a sum of equal addends.
3.OA.1.3 ~ Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involvi
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1st - 4th
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Test Prep Number of Equal Shares ~ Common Core Math Center Exit Slip
Find the number of groups, given the total and the number in each group.
Exit Slip For School and Home
Grades 2-3 (ON LEVEL)
Grades K-1 (ENRICH)
Grades 4-5 (RETEACH)
Overview and Purpose
Assess your student’s or child’s ability to make equal groups and find the number of groups using this quick two-problem exit slip.
Education Standards
2.OA.3.4 ~ Use addition to find the total number of objects arranged in rectangular arrays with up to 5 rows and up to 5 columns; write an equation to expres
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1st - 4th
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The Power of the Distributive Property (M4P.E23)
Like the other algebraic properties, students memorize the Distributive Property as a vocabulary term. The distributive property is crucially important -- from simplifying expressions, all the way to multiplying polynomials later in math classes. This one-page notes worksheet attempts to give some context and relevance to the Distributive Property. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Area model importance - parent handout
Short one-page handout for parents. This handout explains the purpose of the area model and how the model progresses over time. If parents are pushing back on using an area model for a "simple" problem, this is a great way to explain the importance.
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2nd - 7th
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Also included in: Parent Handout Bundle - Progression Explanations
Missing Addend QR Codes
Have your students missing addends by having them answer the problem and then check their work by scanning the QR code. Copy front and back so that the QR code is on the back of the star.
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3rd - 7th
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Divisibility Rules (M4P.E27)
This one-page notes worksheet is to help students determine how a number may be broken down into its prime factors. Can a number be divided by 3? Use these rules to double check! It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
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Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Multiplying in Chunks (M4P.E26)
The 'new math' strategy of multiplying in chunks is really just an application of the Distributive Property. While this is a helpful strategy in and of itself for helping kids be more flexible with multiplying and dividing, it also paves the way for a clear understanding of the algebra used later in math class for multiplying polynomials. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @
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2nd - 8th
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CCSS:
Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Defining Multiplication as Repeated Addition (M4P.E22)
This one-page notes worksheet investigates what multiplication actually means. This is helpful at the elementary stage, but this understanding will benefit students even more when we get into the middle school and upper level maths. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Understanding Proportions (M4P.E17)
Once students have a basic understanding of ratios and fractions, we can use proportions to solve problems. This one-page notes worksheet is meant to provide a concise explanation for how to set up and use proportions. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Adding & Subtracting Fractions (M4P.E13)
This one-page notes worksheet is meant to concisely explain how to use equivalent fractions to add or subtract fractions. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Defining Area & Perimeter (M4P.E32)
This one-page notes worksheet is meant to help students understand the difference between calculating a linear distance, such as perimeter, or calculating area which is two-dimensional. It is a part of a series of resources created to accompany the book, Math for Parents: Elementary Edition. Find more resources here on TPT, or on my website @ flippinmath.com.
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Also included in: Math for Parents: Elementary Edition
Multiplication & Mastering Times Tables - Why so important? - Learning Guide
Multiplication & Mastering Time Tables is featured in the Cosmic GUIDE BUNDLE: Lessons, Montessori Math help & Language MaterialsLearning multiplication tables is an essential part of your child’s elementary education. Students who have mastered (not just memorized, but understand) their multiplication facts gain a solid foundation helping them throughout middle school, high school and beyond. It’s an activity that can be easily practiced at home.Please consider reviewing this page and p
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Grades:
1st - 6th
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