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Showing posts with label fifth grade. Show all posts
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Friday, January 23, 2015
FREEBIE FRIDAY!
I love Fridays. I also love Fridays when it's Payday Friday. Do you know what I love more than that? A Freebie Friday on Payday Friday. Oh yea...
I'm linking up with Teaching Blog Addict today for Freebie Friday!
Here's a new freebie that went up on my store last night...Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators Task Cards.
These cards will give your students practice with this in a non-threatening way. Go ahead...download them. I also have adding and subtracting with like denominators for free on my store if you need a simpler activity for lower grade levels!
I'm linking up with Teaching Blog Addict today for Freebie Friday!
Here's a new freebie that went up on my store last night...Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators Task Cards.
These cards will give your students practice with this in a non-threatening way. Go ahead...download them. I also have adding and subtracting with like denominators for free on my store if you need a simpler activity for lower grade levels!
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Getting Ready for Fractions!
We're kicking off our unit on fractions today! Hooray! I think that fractions are very fun. I'm not sure that my students are on board, though. I want to share some of the changes to my classroom as we get ready to embark on our fraction adventure!
Here are my math goal posters to keep us on track throughout the unit!
Lastly, this is a fraction model anchor chart that some students helped me prepare during read aloud! I love it! It's so colorful!
Here are my math goal posters to keep us on track throughout the unit!
Here's an anchor chart for representing fractions. Of course, students should be coming in with this background knowledge but just in case they don't remember, I have some ideas here to jog their memories!
Again, they should have some basis for comparing fractions. This poster should help them remember some of these concepts as we move forward.
Here are my math vocabulary and key terms posters for the students!
Lastly, this is a fraction model anchor chart that some students helped me prepare during read aloud! I love it! It's so colorful!
I think we're all set to get started today! What are you teaching today?
Sunday, January 11, 2015
I love JoAnn's!
If you know me then you know that I am obsessed with Snapware. Use it for everything. I have Snapware in my bathroom to organze my make up collection. I have Snapwear in my fridge for leftovers. I pack my my lunch in Snapware. I have Snapware in my home office to organize all my miscellaneous items. It's no surprise that I also use Snapware to organize my classroom.
I figure that each of the large boxes will hold two modules so this stack is perfect. You can also stack multiple packs of Snapware so I can add more later when I need it! Yay!
I've been needing some more Snapware to organize miscellaneous items that are popping up in my classroom but I haven't a found a good sale. Luckily, I live really close to a JoAnn's and I can pop in regularly to look for good organizational items and sales.
Tonight, I was bored so I headed into the store and....SALE TIME!
I picked up the perfect items for my needs.
The first thing on my list was something to organize my EngageNY math curriculum. I've been trying to store my modules and items to go with it to no avail. I have task card sets that go with each module's topic, master copies of my problem set booklets, answer keys for my homework packets, my application problem booklets, the application problem answer booklets, pictures of my anchor charts in sheet protectors, etc.
I picked up this item on the far right for that...
The item on the left is for my ELA resources. I have lots of vocab cards and task cards that I'll bag up (ziplock sets inside a large ziplock to keep them contained together) and then place into those containers by quarters. I can also add more stacks to this when I'm ready.
The smallest box is actually for the shelf behind my desk. All my little items look really messy. I have via packets, k cups, forks, all kinds of nonsense piled up there. This will make it look much nicer.
The best part of it is...I only spent $30!! Woohoo.
Here's another pic.
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