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Elementary arithmetic graphic organizer interactive whiteboards
Introduction to Fractions (A Smartboard Presentation for 3rd - 5th Grade)
Fractions can be so confusing! In this interactive SmartBoard introduction, concepts are broken down into easily digestible, comprehendible segments.
Students are introduced to the following fraction concepts and terminology:
* Denominator
* Numerator
* Vinculum
* Reduce
* Proper Fraction
* Improper Fraction
* Equivalents
* Greatest Common Factor
* Factor
* Mixed Number
* Adding and Subtracting Fractions
* Naming a Fraction
* Parts of a Whole
* Parts of a Group
* Ordering and C
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3rd - 5th
Modeling Equivalent Algebraic Expressions Smartboard Slides Lesson Algebra
This is an AWESOME, thorough Smartboard-Slides-Lesson (34-slides total!) over Modeling-Equivalent-Algebraic-Expressions. Lots of interactive practice for students. Everything you need to teach this skill/concept. Includes Word Problems, Computation, Modeling, EVERYTHING!!! You'll use this year after year! WARNING: You MUST have SMART Technologies SMART software, and a SMARTBOARD to teach from, to effectively download, open and use this Interactive Smartboard Lesson. Go to https://legacy.smarttec
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Grades:
4th - 7th, Staff
Addition & Subtraction Graphic Organizers: Disk Model & Vertical Model
This is a perfect organizer to help your students to understand 2 different strategies to complete addition and subtraction problems. On the top, students can practice drawing/using disks. The organizer on the bottom assists students with the traditional/vertical strategy.**To use these for multiple lessons- laminate or use sheet protectors or use dry erase pockets (https://amzn.to/48OUnMJ).**
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Interpret Remainders (Division) Foldable - SmartNotebook File
Help your students learn how to effectively interpret the remainder in division problems! This SmartNotebook file will help your students create the foldable. The foldable will help the students focus in on the clue words that indicate whether they should use the remainder (report it!), the quotient (ignore it!), or round the quotient up (round it!)
*Please don't forget to review! Each review you submit earns you TpT credits, which you can use to purchase items!
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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