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Elementary End of Year fractions rubrics
Word Problem Math Journal for Fourth Grade *EDITABLE* Distance Learning
This journal is so much more than a collection of word problems. These journal prompts ask students to defend their answers, list the steps they took to solve the problem, make their own problems, draw pictures, etc. Writing about their mathematical thinking will help students to prepare for standardized testing and show a true understanding of the math concepts rather than just test if the student gets the right answer. There are five different prompts for each Common Core standard.************
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4th
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Ontario Report Card Comments Math Grade 6 EDITABLE British Columbia & Alberta
SAVE TIME and write your best REPORT CARDS and PROGRESS REPORTS! Choose from a variety of high-quality options in this extensive Math comment bank. Copy and paste directly into your report card program or edit to personalize for your students. Whether you're a new teacher, new to grade 6, or just looking for new ideas, this will help. The comments included in this resource can be used for Progress reports, Term reports as well as End of Year reports!LOCK IN THIS PRICE! **You will have FREE UPDA
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5th - 7th
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Report Card Comments & Parent Teacher Conference Comments: Copy & Paste
Copy and Paste Report Card Comments At or above level & approaching or below level comments for:English Language ArtsWritingMathScienceSocial StudiesExcellent or Needs Improvement comments for:Work HabitsBehaviorMultiple Starters for phrases Included!Read Aloud Book CompanionsNovel Study: The One & Only IvanComprehension Packet: First Day JittersComprehension Packet: The Kissing HandComprehension Packet: Down Home with DaddyMore Reading Comprehension Packets:Comprehension Packet: Mystery
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Line Plot Project
Line Plot project for classroom teachers. This is a great way to engage students while promoting collaborative learning . This product is a TpT teacher favorite!Practice making line plots while giving your students the freedom of choosing their own topic. I don't know about you, but my students love anything that involve using their iPad and working with their friend. Included in this resource:Overview of the project pageGrading rubric/student self check pageTally data chart pageLine plot pageTh
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4th - 6th
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End-of-the-Year Reflection Essay — Time Capsule, Writing, CCSS Rubric
Conclude the school year by giving students the opportunity to reflect on their experience in your class. Designed to work in any classroom grades 5-12, these scaffolded activities allow your students to remember and reflect on what they have learned while also providing them a final opportunity to hone their expository essay writing skills. Ideal for a final-week assignment or a multiple-day final exam, your purchase includes (See PREVIEW):A reflection essay assignment sheet with essay rational
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5th - 12th
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End of Year-Kids Teach the Class
This unit is a great end of the year activity. It would be a valuable tool for demonstrating distance learning, by having students video record their lesson as an assignment or assessment. Students can also come up with a lesson that they are an expert in (dancing, taking care of a dog, making rice krispie treats etc.) and then teach the class how to do it. They become the teacher for 15-30 minutes. The lesson comes with all the supplies for any K-6 grade level with differentiated lesson templ
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K - 5th
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Plan a Vacation! Math Project
Students pretend to be travel agents as they work in pairs to plan a vacation for a family of four with a budget of $5,000. Students will first watch an introduction presentation to learn about their tasks. They will then receive a Vacation Choices board with which to plan the details of the trip, a Vacation Costs sheet to calculate totals, and a rubric to guide the process. After planning the vacation, students will present their information to their "clients" in the form of a PowerPoint, broch
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3rd - 4th
Adding and Subtracting Fractions Project
Students will write a letter to an absentee friend who missed the entire unit. Students will write in letter format including examples of how to add and subtract fractions and mixed numbers.
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4th - 7th
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Persuasive Writing
Order in the court...I mean the classroom! The judge and the jury members turn this lesson into a mock trail! Students are put to the test as they read their persuasive paper in front of the court! This lesson is a creative and unique way to teach your students about persuasive writing...while having a little fun in the process!
File includes: detailed directions, colorful anchor charts, common core standards, peer editing checklist, teacher rubric, awards, colorful faces (persuasive paddles!)
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2nd - 4th
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Common Core: Standards of Mathematical Practice Rubrics & Assessments
Common Core Standards of Mathematical Practice help develop student's critical thinking and problem solving skills. A classroom that focuses on these standards ensures the students have a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and the ability to communicate their understandings.
This product includes:
- Student Self-Evaluation of all 8 standards {Checklist Format}
- General rubric assessing all 8 standards
- Quick checklist of habits of practice
- 4 fraction word problems to assess un
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4th - 6th
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Fraction Recipe Book Project
This is an activity I used to reinforce fraction operations in my 6th grade math class. The students created a class recipe book by each bringing in three of their favorite recipes. They had to include a list of ingredients, as well as instructions for doubling, tripling, or halving the recipe. They had a lot of fun designing their book covers and pages, adding in cooking tips and kitchen advice, and assembling the class book. They each received a copy to take home- and many of them brought
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5th - 8th
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Million Dollar Project (Graphing, decimals, fractions, accounting and percents)
What would you do with a million dollars? How would you spend it?
In this project you've been left a 1 million dollar inheritance. The catch is you must first research and present how you will spend the money.
In the first part of the experiment, the students will fill out an accounting chart, where they will fill out an itemized chart displaying each item they plan on purchasing to complete their million dollar project. They will than be asked to put all those items into major categorie
End of Year Personal Narrative Writing
This personal narrative writing packet is a great way to celebrate the end of the school year, while still maintaining an academic, meaningful focus. Packet includes the following:
Characteristics of Narrative Texts (1 page)
Survey: How was my school year? (2 pages)
Brainstorm: What do I want to write about? (1 page)
Partner Talk Pre-writing Activity (1 page)
Personal Narrative Graphic Organizers (2 pages)
Writing pages (2 pages)
Narrative Writing Rubrics (2 pages)
Interactive Notebook Activi
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Custom Bundle for Viet
Life Skills- Resume Writing for Kids
This activity can be used at the end of the year to expose the students to the important life skill, resume writing. This activity includes 2 sample resumes (Peter Parker and a 4th grade student), a resume writing checklist and a resume writing rubric.
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4th - 12th
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Summer, End of Year Fun Opinion Writing Project Writing Paper 3rd 4th 5th Grade
This Summer Fun or End of Year Opinion Writing Project for 3rd 4th 5th grade has Summer Writing Paper, Sentence Starters, Graphic Organizer & Summer Google Slides. Great for Summer Morning Work! Digital & Printable Options available.With "Choose Your Own Summer Job", students get to choose between 1 of 3 jobs.then write a persuasive letter to the manager convincing them that they are the person for this job! The Google Slides digital version allows them to click on the job of their cho
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3rd - 5th
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Fractions and Decimals Assessments & Rubrics BUNDLED! {4.NF.1 - 4.NF.7}
Included in this packet are assessments for testing Number & Operations - Fractions Common Core State Standards 4.NF.1, 4.NF.2, 4.NF.3, 4.NF.4, 4.NF.5, 4.NF.6, and 4.NF.7. A standards poster, an answer key, and two alternate rubrics are also included for each standard!
**NOTE: This is a discounted, BUNDLED pack of my seven numbers & operations - fractions assessments & rubrics. The pages included in this bundle are the same as the ones in the individual units listed below:
Common
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4th
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U.S. History End of the Year Project - Design Your Own Amusement Park
☀️Summer is almost here Finish out the year with a U.S. history creative project! This is a perfect project to end teaching a year of U.S. history. Task: Design a Social Studies-themed amusement park! This year our content focused on U.S. history. Design a park based on the topics covered. Students will create different themed rides starting with the first settlers and ending with the Civil War. The project also requires a few "map skills". Product Includes: 1. Project Requirments2. Rubric with
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5th - 8th
Black History Timeline Bundle - 5th Grade Fractions & Decimal Operations
2 Bundled products that allow students to practice fraction and decimal operations while learning about history.PRODUCT #1: Great Sports Moments Timeline - 5th Grade (Black History, Fractions & Decimals)Engaging way to practice fraction and decimal equivalence, as well as decimal and fraction operations!Fraction addition, subtraction and multiplication, plus decimal addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.Cross-curricular way to incorporate math content into social studies!Print
Math Recipe Project- FRACTIONS
Includes parent letter and rubric. Directions:
Choose a recipe. Write the recipe and directions down on the provided sheet.
Double the recipe.
Triple the recipe.
Use your own words to explain a situation in which you might need to double or triple a recipe. Why might you need to split a recipe in half? How will this math project help you in the future?
Provide a photo or illustration of your recipe.
Share your recipe project with the class.
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3rd - 6th
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Flexible Seating Survey - Find Out What Your Students Like & Need to Learn
What to know what makes your students feel welcome and helps their learn best? Do you use flexible seating or would like to try? This simple printable survey is easy to use for K-2 students to teachers learn what your students need and prefer to be their best learner in your classroom. Giving student choices can help keep students engage in learning and feel empowered in class. Use this survey to get a feel for how your students like the flexible seating choices you have available in your class
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PreK - 2nd
Designing a Dream School: A Middle School PBL Unit
Give dreaded fractions a real-world twist! Students are commissioned by the school district to design a dream school! Use fractions to help students design a scaled blueprint on Floorplanner, a Google Drive app. Students also add, multiply, and divide fractions to determine the area of the school, the maximum capacity, and the thickness of the drywall installations.
This unit includes three step-by-step guides for students to help foster independence as they work through the project, a teaching
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5th - 8th
911, Veteran's Day & Memorial Day Tribute for Grades 5-7
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR for something to honor our fallen soldiers, then this 9/11, Veteran's Day & Memorial Day Tribute will get your 5-7th graders thinking about those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.FIRST and FOREMOST, 9/11, Veteran's Day & Memorial Day Tribute includes a PBL 9/11 Web Quest, & Photo Journalism activity for collaborative groups that is challenging, exciting and fun. It should also be noted that the project will engage your class in a realistic activity
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4th - 7th
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Equivalent Fractions Rubric
This rubric has been designed to assess student understanding of equivalent fractions using I Can statements.Two download options are included with your purchase.Is the original, non-editable, PDF version of the rubric.Gives you the option to make a copy of the Google Slides file providing you with the option to:Change criteria headingsInsert a scoring columnRemove or edit the adaptations statementThis rubric is appropriate for both formative and summative assessment.
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3rd - 5th
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Beginning Fractions Mini-Unit
In this mini-unit, you will find whole group and small group activities, assessments, and rubrics. These activities are aligned to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade Common Core Standards, and will help your students learn to divide shapes (specifically rectangles and circles) into equal parts. Students will also learn to use the terms "half, "third," and "fourth," as well as beginning simple fractions.
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2 versions of the whole class game "Scoot"
1 "Scoot" Recording sheet (can be used for both
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