Reinforce fraction skills with this partitioning worksheet. Includes 2 worksheets. 1 worksheets has students partition circle pizzas into halves, thirds, and fourths. Next, they color a part of the pizza (ex. one-third, two-fourth, one-half, etc). The 2nd worksheet does the same, using rectangle pizza instead. There are 6 questions per sheet. Great for a quick math morning review or fractions homework activity.
Reinforce the 8 parts of speech with this identifying Adjectives worksheet. This set includes 3 types of worksheets. The first worksheet students read the story, highlight the adjectives, and write them on some lines. The second worksheet has students writing a sentence using a given adjective. The last worksheet has students identifying adjectives in random sentences. There are about 8 to 10 questions on each sheet. Answer key is included. Great for a quick ELA morning review or a Parts of speech center activity.
Reinforce measurement skills with this comparing lengths worksheet. Students look at 3 objects and color the object that is tallest or shortest. Includes 4 worksheets: 1 Color-the-shortest, 1 color-the-tallest, and 2 mixed review. Answer key is included. Great for a morning work or center activity.
Build your classroom community and relationships with these first day of school activities. Each activity includes 10 to 11 questions. The first activity “All About Me” is a paragraph students fill out. When finished, students can read them aloud or share them with one another. Perfect for seatwork or as a homework activity. The second activity, “Find-A-Friend”, has students asking a different student one of ten (10) questions. Each question must have a different students. Gets students out of their seats and moving about, even on the first day of school!
Reinforce addition skills with this animal themed worksheet. Students practice adding 2-digit numbers and 1 digit numbers. There is no regrouping or borrowing on this worksheet and most of the questions horizontal. There are 13 questions per worksheet. Great for a quick morning review or center activity.
Engage students with this fun, interactive place value game. In this Find the Snowball PowerPoint game, students are putting 3 digit numbers in order from least to greatest. Students are given a set of three 3-Digit numbers and they must put them in order from smallest to largest. Students must get the answer correct in order to be able to find a snowball. There are 25 blocks and only 5 snowballs to be found (but don’t tell them!) There are 25 questions and you just click on each question to go to it. The question disappears after you’ve clicked on it so you know you’ve answered it. Great for a guided math center or winter day activity. Great for individual practice on the iPad!