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Cooking Common Core 3.NF.A.3d resources
Mug Cake Recipes with Fractions
3 recipes for different "mug cakes", complete with ingredient lists and directions, along with 3 fraction questions for each recipe.Students will add, subtract, and compare fractions with like denominators. There is also one question that asks students to convert a mixed number to an improper fraction.A fun fraction review for distance learning or learning at home!
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2nd - 4th
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How to Make a Pizza
How to make a pizza memory activity using specific toppingsHow to make a pizza bar graph How to make a real pizza cooking activity using my sequencing action Pizza RAPNumber concepts & fractions + other Standards listed on TpT pageColoring sheets linkedAll content in this product is copyrighted property of Sharon Austin.Please leave feedback after purchasing product.
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K - 3rd
Pizza Fractions
This product can be used to support the understanding that fractions are equal parts of a whole. Students may plan a pizza with fractional units for each topping. In my classroom, I bring in a toaster oven to cook each students pizza to create real life connections. I also play an interview that a student completed with a pizza restaurant owner to pull in mass, measuring tools, shapes, and career connections to the activity.
Intro to Fraction Notes - Anchor Chart Style
INTRO TO FRACTIONS NOTESThis is a great intro for students who are new to fractions! There is a notes key provided!Suggested Use:- Guided Notes- Anchor Chart- Interactive Notebook Page- Student Review
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K - 12th
3rd Grade Fractions in Real World: Making Nachos w/ Videos
This bundle includes a series of five lessons on teaching fractions in a way that ties the standards to real-world environments and activities kids can relate to. Most importantly the lesson is tied to real world videos in the kitchen that keeps kids engaged in the lesson and excited about the impact of their learning. Elevated Interest is devoted to introducing math as a tool to solve real world problems. This interactive slide deck includes videos and images to engage students in understanding
Edible Fractions
This engaging activity will help your students make real world connections to fractions! For this activity I used 4 mini sized Rice Krispie treats that I found on sale after Halloween along with frosting, sprinkles, and mini M&M's as toppings. However, I also made a circle template that could be used with other treats like cookies or cupcakes. You could also do this worksheet without food by just having your students color their creations!A little tip, I modeled each step of this for my stud
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2nd - 5th
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