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My teaching experience includes teaching students at the Primary and the Middle school levels. I find each teaching experience so unique and a scaffold for further teaching and learning.
As learning is eclectic, I focus on creating resources that are not just practical and meaningful but also fun.
So connect with me to motivate, inspire, and empower.
Laurane @teach2tell.com
Hello!
My teaching experience includes teaching students at the Primary and the Middle school levels. I find each teaching experience so unique and a scaffold for further teaching and learning.
As learning is eclectic, I focus on creating resources that are not just practical and meaningful but also fun.
So connect with me to motivate, inspire, and empower.
Laurane @teach2tell.com
This Bar Graphs Class Surveys collection features collecting, graphing and interpreting data on topics your students will relate to. This is perfect for a getting-to-know-you back to school activity, or alternatively for applying graphing skills in real life situations.
►What’s Included
✓ 12 Class Surveys on topics of interest.
✓ Choice of three Cover Sheets if compiling student surveys into a booklet.
✓ Vocabulary Cards featuring mathematical terminology.
►Content
The following bar graphs require students to conduct surveys to collect and tabulate data. Students then graph the data on a grid, record findings and write down two questions to ask a friend. A set of questions facilitate the interpreting of collected data.
►Targeting Differentiation
Graphing templates are provided with the scale drawn and intervals marked. For each graphing activity, there are also blank grids for students to mark the intervals. A variety of questions to interpret data collected target differentiation.
►Bar graphs under this section include:
✓ favourite Food
✓ favourite Sport
✓ favourite Subject
✓ favourite Ice-cream
✓ Sales at the Canteen
✓ favourite colour
✓ favourite Pasta
✓ favourite Season
✓ Our Birthday Months
►►In addition, the following three graphs require students to collect data against their own categories on a given subject.
✓ Best Movie
✓ Best Game
✓ Best Music Artist
►Setting Up Students For Success
Prior to having students attempt each survey, project the completed sample for each graphing activity on the interactive whiteboard so students have an overall idea of the requirements of the activity.
A****re you teaching your students all about factors and multiples and looking for fun hands-on activities? These 32 mixed problem task cards will reinforce the understanding of factors and multiples, factor families, prime numbers, prime factorisation, composite numbers, arrays, proper factors, perfect numbers, Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM).
Items Included
32 Task Cards featuring a variety of questions
Recording Sheet x 1
Answer Key
Topics Covered
Factors and Factor Families
Multiples
Prime Number
Prime Factorisation
Arrays
Proper Factors
Perfect Numbers
Composite Number
Greatest Common Factor (GCF)
Least Common Multiple (LCM)
Activity
Spread task cards around the classroom. I personally like to tape to walls, so they don’t get lost in all the excitement.
Provide students with a clipboard and the recording sheet.
Students work, individually, in pairs, or in small groups to record their responses.
Post Activity
Project the answer key on the smart board/interactive whiteboard for students to check their answers. Provide further explanation accordingly.
Recommended Use
Use the PowerPoint and Guided Notes resource to introduce the topics and familiarise students with terminology and definitions. Follow up with these 32 task cards and/or print-n-go sheets.
Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource.
Thank you!
Laurane@teach2tell.com
This graphing unit features interpreting data in bar graphs and pictographs. Data is collected using concrete materials such as visuals, dice, spinners, coins and M&M’s . This data is then represented in bar graphs and interpreted. The section on pictographs requires collected data to be interpreted.
These no prep printables facilitate students to move from the concrete to the abstract. Graphs target students of different ability levels and are categorised into two main sections:
► ITEMS INCLUDED
Cover Sheets x 2 (if compiling all pages into a booklet for students)
►2. SECTION ON PICTOGRAPHS
The following pictographs are featured in this section. All graphs include questions that interpret collected data and symbols representing votes.
✓ Cupcakes Sold Pictograph
✓ Favourite Excursion Pictograph
✓ Bus Arrivals Pictograph
✓ Soccer Match Pictograph
✓ Pocket Money Spent Pictograph
✓ Ice-cream Sales Pictograph
✓ School Lunch Choices Pictograph
✓ Bake Sale Fundraiser Pictograph
✓ Favourite Pets Pictograph
►3. SECTION ON BAR GRAPHS
The following bar graphs are contained in this section. All graphs include questions that interpret collected data.
✓ Lolly Bar Graph
✓ Roll-a-Dice Bar Graph
✓ Spin a Colour Bar Graph
✓ Spin a Sea Creature Bar Graph
✓ M&M’s Bar Graph
✓ Coin Toss Bar Graph
✓ Animals on a Farm Bar Graph
✓ Animals at the Aquarium Bar Graph
✓ Library Books Check Out Bar Graph
►VOCABULARY DISPLAY CARDS
This section contains vocabulary cards featuring mathematical language used when working with bar graphs.
BASE TEN: HUNDREDS TENS AND ONES: SCOOT
Build number sense with these 24 Base Ten Scoot Cards on Hundreds, Tens and Ones. These cards feature colourful base ten block illustrations to help your students count in hundreds, tens, and ones. Recording sheets (2 options), file folder covers and answer key also included.
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SUGGESTED USE
→ Small group rotations (cards may be rotated among small groups of students)
→ Math Centres
→ Early Finishers
→ Morning Work
→ Warm-up/Tuning in Activity
⇒ Game of Scoot: There are many variations to the game. Here’s one: Lay cards around the classroom. When the teacher calls ‘scoot’ students pick up a card and write their response on the provided Recording Sheet. Students can only move when ‘scoot’ is called out. If the student does not finish solving the problem on a card, he/she can continue to spend more time on it, but must wait till the teacher calls out ‘scoot’. You can also have this as a silent activity where students move around quietly solving all the task cards without the teacher calling out ‘scoot’. At the culmination of the activity, project the cards on the interactive whiteboard and discuss the answers with the class. Alternatively, place the answer sheet at a Centre for students to self-check.
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PREPARATION
♦ Stack and perfectly align sheets. Cut along task card borders carefully. Work with 3 sheets at a time for better manipulation.
♦ Laminate cards for durability. There are four cards on a single sheet.
♦ Store cards in zip-loc bags (small plastic pouches). Label.
♦ Place cards and copies of Recording Sheet in file folder.
♦ Glue file folder cover (2 options included) onto folder.
MULTIPLICATION: THREE TIMES TABLES FACTS: SCOOT CARDS
Review multiplication facts and build number sense with these 32 multiplication scoot cards on the 3 times tables. This Times Table set features 32 highly visual colourful cards to make abstract content more concrete and meaningful.
The multiplication skills for the 3 times tables reinforced in this pack are:
✓ writing a multiplication fact for an addition number sentence
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given array
✓ writing the missing factor
✓ writing the product of two given numbers
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given illustration (group, collection)
✓ filling in the blanks with numbers next in sequence
✓ writing the place value amount
✓ relating multiplication and addition
✓ product of a square number
✓ completing the multiplication facts for illustrations (dominoes, dice, pictures)
✓ problem solving using illustrations (insects, animals, flowers, fruit, food, drink, kids)
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There are two sets of Recording Sheets (Numbers 1-16 and 17-32). Students have a choice between the scaffolded (to elicit the desired response) and blank sectioned. An answer key is provided to have students independently check their answers. Prior to having students work on the cards, work-out similar sample questions on the board to familiarise students with the question types.
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SUGGESTED USE
→ Small group rotations (cards may be rotated among small groups of students)
→ Math Centres
→ Early Finishers
→ Morning Work
→ Warm-up/Tuning in Activity
⇒ Game of Scoot: Instructions in file
At the culmination of the activity, project the cards on the interactive whiteboard and discuss the answers with the class. Alternatively, place answer sheets at a Centre for students to self-check.
PREPARATION
♦ Stack and perfectly align sheets. Cut along task card borders carefully. Work with 3 sheets at a time for better manipulation.
♦ Laminate cards for durability. There are four cards on a single sheet.
♦ Store cards in zip-loc bags (small plastic pouches). Label with the specific times table number. This times table set can be distinguished by the unique set of kid characters featured.
♦ Place cards and copies of Recording Sheets (2 options) in file folder.
♦ Glue file folder cover (3 options included) on folder.
This pack will prove to be extremely handy if you would like to teach your students all about tens and ones. Focus is on repetition of activities for each new skill in order to conceptualise the understanding of tens and ones.
The print-n-go sheets feature:
One booklet cover (if compiling all sheets into a booklet)
♦ 7 posters on tens and ones, expanded form
♦ Count in Tens with Popsicle Sticks visuals
♦ Count in Tens with Ten Frames visuals
♦ Count in Tens with Base Ten visuals
♦ Count in Tens with Cookie visuals
♦ Count in Tens with Money visuals
♦ Count in Tens with Groups of Ten Images
♦ Count in Tens and write in Word Form
♦ Counting in Tens and Matching Standard Form and Expanded Form
♦ Counting in Tens and Matching Standard Form and Word Form
♦ Counting groups of apples, ice-cubes, pencils, kids in buses in groups of ten
♦ Tens and Left Overs with images, base ten blocks, ten frames, and Rekenreks frames
♦ Write in Tens from 10 to 150 in Standard Form
♦ Write in Tens from 10 to 100 in Word Form
♦ Writing the Tens Value of the underlined digit in Standard Form
♦ Writing the Tens Value of the underlined digit in Word Form
♦ Cut-n-Glue matching Standard Numbers to tens visuals
♦ Cut-n-Glue tens cards in Number Houses
♦ Colouring Tens given a Standard Number
♦ Colouring Tens on a hundred chart given a Standard Number
♦ Making and Drawing Tens
♦ Tens Number Roll
♦ Tens Number Spin
♦ Tens Visuals Spin
♦ Link to nursery rhymes: Counting groups of sheep, soldiers in tens
♦ Count in Ones with Block Visuals
♦ Counting Tens and Ones with Base Ten Visuals
♦ Colouring Tens and Ones (Base Ten Visuals)
♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones in Number Houses
♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones with Base Ten Visuals
♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones with Popsicle Stick Visuals
♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones matching Word Form to Standard Form
♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones expanded Form to Base Ten visuals
♦ Drawing Tens and Ones for a given number in the Number Bond
♦ Making and Drawing Tens and Ones
♦ Standard Form of Tens and Ones to Expanded Form
♦ Word Form of Tens and Ones to Expanded Form
♦ Expanded Form of Tens and Ones to Standard Form
♦ Writing the Value of the underlined Tens or Ones digit
♦ Writing Tens and Ones from Word Form to Standard Form
♦ Tens and Ones Visual Spinner
♦ Tens and Ones Addition Sentences with House Visuals
♦ Representing Tens and Ones visuals in three ways: Word Form, Expanded Form and Standard Form
♦ Drawing more of an amount in a ten frame to match the standard number.
♦ Comparing Numbers with signs: < > =
LINE PLOT CENTRES: 226 PAGES
Have your students graph and interpret data in line plots with these fun centre interactive activities. Students will work with fractions of a unit and whole numbers to collate and display data using interactive materials like visual cards, dice, spinners, candy, coins and other real-life data.
ITEMS INCLUDED:
13 Centre Activities (colour and blackline): for each centre activity students will follow the instructions on a task card to plot data on a line plot and interpret data plotted on a response sheet; 1 poster defining line plots; centre checklist
Eight page booklet (4 sheets) that require students to plot and interpret data in each problem: instructions to photocopy back to back and compile included.
Vocabulary/ mathematical terminology cards display
Line Plot Poster/Anchor Chart
Centre Checklist
The line plot centre activities are:
Lucky Number Roll Line Plot
This is a basic starter activity. A six-sided dice is rolled 15 times and numbers recorded on a line plot. Students work
with response sheets and a task card to interpret data collected and recorded.
Pizza Party Line Plot
This activity involves working with fractions of a unit to solve addition and subtraction problems. A scenario task sheet,
fraction cards and response sheet target recording and plotting of data on a Line Plot.
Spin to Win Line Plot
A spinner denoting fractions of a unit is spun 15 times and data collected is recorded on a Line Plot. A task card features
interpreting data on the Line Plot and solving problems relating to addition and subtraction.
Fraction Cube Roll
Students make their own fraction cube from a given template and roll it 10 times. Data is recorded on a Line Plot. A task
card is used to interpret data collected and recorded.
Growing Up Line Plot
Growth chart task cards are used to solve the problem outlined in the scenario sheet. Data is collected from each task
card and recorded on a Line Plot. Students solve problems relating to addition and subtraction of fractions of a unit
outlined in task sheet.
This pack of no-prep printables on Pie Charts features hands-on interactive activities to collate, record, construct and interpret data in pie charts. Work in this unit is divided into two sections:
►►I. Reading and Interpreting Pie Charts:
Data sets are represented in fractions and percentages. Students interpret data represented in tally tables and pie charts. Each graphing activity includes target questions that interpret data and is accompanied with a completed sample. There are seven pie charts under this section.
✓ Favourite Outdoor Activity
✓ Breakfast Choices
✓ Type of Transport
✓ Field Trip Destinations
✓ Pocket Money Spent
✓ Household Expenses
✓ Best Food
►► II. Constructing Pie Charts:
Activities in this section require students to represent data from tally tables, class surveys and hands-on materials like dice, spinners, M&M’s and coins in pie charts. Step-by-step instruction facilitates the construction of the proportion of each sector that make up a pie chart using a protractor. There are nine pie charts under this section.
✓ Favourite Subject
✓ FFavourite Ice-cream
✓ Favourite Colour
✓ Favourite Season
✓ Favourite Movie
✓ Roll-a-Dice Pie Chart
✓ Spin a Colour Pie Chart
✓ M&M’s Pie Chart
✓ Coins Toss Pie Chart
►►This pack also includes 12 cards that feature key mathematical vocabulary, choice of 3 cover templates if collating all sheets into a booklet and 1 poster.
►►Suggested Use:
✓ As a follow-up to an instructed lesson on pie charts.
✓ As a practice and assessment activity.
✓ At Independent Math Centres or Work Stations
✓ Morning Work
✓ Early finishers
✓ Homework folder
►► Included completed samples for all graphing activities may be displayed on the interactive whiteboard for students to self-check or to provide a briefing on the requirements of the activity prior to attempting.
This pack is part of GRAPHS THE MEGA BUNDLE.
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/graphs-mega-bundle-11602681
Great quality and value for this whopping 596 + page unit on graphing!
This could be your entire graphing unit for the year.
The unit features highly interactive activities on creating and interpreting bar graphs, pictographs, line graphs, line plots and pie charts.
Data is collected and interpreted using concrete materials such as visuals, dice, spinners, coins and other real-life objects and contexts.
► 1. BAR GRAPHS: CLASS SURVEYS
This Bar Graphs Class Surveys collection features collecting, graphing and interpreting data on topics your students will relate to. This is perfect for a getting-to-know-you back to school activity, or alternatively for applying graphing skills in real life situations.
► 2. BAR GRAPHS & PICTOGRAPHS
This graphing unit features interpreting data in bar graphs and pictographs. Data is collected using concrete materials such as visuals, dice, spinners, coins and M&M’s . This data is then represented in bar graphs and interpreted. The section on pictographs requires collected data to be interpreted.
► 3. LINE GRAPHS COLLECTION
This is a 145 page unit on Line Graphs that contains visual interactive activities to collate, record and interpret data in line graphs. There are 8 center Activities (color and blackline):
► 4. LINE PLOTS COLLECTION
This is a 226 page fun section featuring 13 centers and a bonus booklet on Line Plots. Activities cover all key mathematical concepts and strategies to collate and display data in fractions of a unit using interactive materials like visual cards, dice, spinners and real-life data.
►5. PIE CHARTS PRINT-N-GO SHEETS AND 54 TASK CARDS (COLOUR AND BLACKLINE)
These packs on Pie Charts feature a combination of task cards and print-n-go sheets to facilitate students to collate, record and interpret data in pie charts. Content in both formats is similar with an addition of two more graphs in the task card section, this is so you can have a choice of using either the task cards or the print-n-go sheets.
In addition:
→ This bundle also includes 12 cards that feature key mathematical vocabulary, choice of cover templates if collating all sheets into a booklet and posters.
→ you can also buy these graphing packs individually from my store. Save by purchasing this bundle!
MULTIPLICATION: TIMES TABLES BUNDLE
Review multiplication facts and build number sense with these multiplication scoot cards on the 2 to 12 times tables. Each Times Table set features 32 highly visual colourful cards to make abstract content more concrete and meaningful.
The packs in this bundle feature the following:
✓ writing a multiplication fact for an addition number sentence
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given array
✓ writing the missing factor
✓ writing the product of two given numbers
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given illustration (group, collection)
✓ filling in the blanks with numbers next in sequence
✓ writing the place value amount
✓ relating multiplication and addition
✓ product of a square number
✓ completing the multiplication facts for illustrations (dominoes, dice, pictures)
✓ problem solving using illustrations
There are two sets of Recording Sheets (Numbers 1-16 and 17-32). Students have a choice between the scaffolded (to elicit the desired response) and blank sectioned. An answer key is provided to have students independently check their answers. Prior to having students work on the cards, work-out similar sample questions on the board to familiarise students with the question types.
SUGGESTED USE
→ Small group rotations (cards may be rotated among small groups of students)
→ Math Centres
→ Early Finishers
→ Morning Work
→ Warm-up/Tuning in Activity
PREPARATION
♦ Stack and perfectly align sheets. Cut along task card borders carefully. Work with 3 sheets at a time for better manipulation.
♦ Laminate cards for durability. There are four cards on a single sheet.
♦ Store cards in zip-loc bags (small plastic pouches). Label with the specific times table number. Each times table set can also be distinguished by the unique set of kid characters featured.
♦ Place cards and copies of Recording Sheets (2 options) in file folder.
♦ Glue file folder cover (included) on folder.
Review multiplication facts and build number sense with these 32 Cinco De Mayo themed multiplication scoot cards on the 1-12 times tables. These cards feature colourful Cinco De Mayo themed illustrations to make abstract content more concrete and meaningful. There are two styles to the Recording Sheets, one scaffolded to elicit the desired response, and the other includes blank answer sections.
The multiplication skills for the 1-12 times tables reinforced in this pack are:
✓ writing a multiplication fact for an addition number sentence
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given array
✓ writing the missing factor
✓ writing the product of two given numbers
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given illustration (group, collection)
✓ filling in the blanks with numbers next in sequence
✓ writing the place value amount
✓ relating multiplication and addition
✓ completing the multiplication facts for illustrations
✓ problem solving using illustrations
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There are two sets of Recording Sheets (Numbers 1-16 and 17-32). Students have a choice between the scaffolded (to elicit the desired response) and blank sectioned. An answer key is provided to have students independently check their answers. Prior to having students work on the cards, work-out similar sample questions on the board to familiarise students with the question types.
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SUGGESTED USE
→ Small group rotations (cards may be rotated among small groups of students)
→ Math Centres
→ Early Finishers
→ Morning Work
→ Warm-up/Tuning in Activity
→ To celebrate Cinco De Mayo and build classroom community
PREPARATION
♦ Stack and perfectly align sheets. Cut along task card borders carefully. Work with 3 sheets at a time for better manipulation.
♦ Laminate cards for durability. There are four cards on a single sheet.
♦ Store cards in zip-loc bags (small plastic pouches).
♦ Place cards and copies of Recording Sheets (2 options) in file folder.
♦ Glue file folder cover (2 options included) on folder.
This resource will teach your students to simplify ratios that have decimal numbers by multiplying by the powers of ten to work with simplification of whole numbers. Also included is a fun Math Lib activity to reinforce taught content.
This resource will provide your students with a thorough understanding on the concept of simplifying ratios of decimal numbers. The templates are designed to be kid-friendly with cool kids clip-art and pleasant-to-read font to motivate students. Material that could otherwise prove daunting is presented in a simple easy-to-understand way.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ Booklet Cover (for student)
♦ Anchor Chart (colour and blackline) on Simplifying Ratios with decimal numbers.
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios: 33 problems
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios (math LIB) Recording Sheet.
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios (math LIB) 10 Task Cards. (2 on a page) colour
and Blackline
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios (math LIB) 10 blackline Task Cards on a single
page for students to glue in their notebooks as reference.
MATH LIB ACTIVITY:
My students really enjoyed this activity – I’m sure your students will too! I cut out and laminated the ten task cards. I then tacked them to the wall with Blu-Tac (this way cards don’t get lost if they were left on students’ desks – it also gets students up and moving), Students then write the ratio to solve on their recording sheet, simplify it and look for their answer from the list of options. They write the word against the selected option in the ‘fill in the blanks’ section. The end result is a spooky message. You will find that this is a far more interesting way of answering a multiple-choice question and checking students’ answers. The cards target differentiation.
I am confident your students will have sound mathematical knowledge and understanding of simplifying decimal-number ratios after completion of this unit. All the best for the academic year!
Review multiplication facts and build number sense with these seasonal themed multiplication scoot cards on the 1-12 times tables. Please note, this is a growing bundle to facilitate buyers to pre-order and save. Get mega savings with this bundle at the current list price. The cost will rise as new packs are added. There will be 10 packs in all in addition to surprise bonus packs.
Each pack features 32 colourful themed cards to make abstract content more concrete and meaningful. There are two styles to the Recording Sheets, one scaffolded to elicit the desired response, and the other includes blank answer sections.
The packs in this bundle feature the following:
✓ writing a multiplication fact for an addition number sentence
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given array
✓ writing the missing factor
✓ writing the product of two given numbers
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given illustration (group, collection)
✓ filling in the blanks with numbers next in sequence
✓ writing the place value amount
✓ relating multiplication and addition
✓ product of a square number
✓ completing the multiplication facts for illustrations
✓ problem solving using illustrations
The packs to be included in this bundle:
♦ Christmas
♦ Chinese New Year
♦ Easter
♦ Groundhog Day
♦ St. Patrick's Day
♦ Thanksgiving
** Surprise Bonus Packs
Each pack includes two sets of Recording Sheets (Numbers 1-16 and 17-32). Students have a choice between the scaffolded (to elicit the desired response) and blank sectioned. An answer key is provided to have students independently check their answers. Prior to having students work on the cards, work-out similar sample questions on the board to familiarise students with the question types.
SUGGESTED USE
→ Small group rotations (cards may be rotated among small groups of students)
→ Math Centres
→ Early Finishers
→ Morning Work
→ Warm-up/Tuning in Activity
PREPARATION
♦ Stack and perfectly align sheets. Cut along task card borders carefully. Work with 3 sheets at a time for better manipulation.
♦ Laminate cards for durability. There are four cards on a single sheet.
♦ Store cards in zip-loc bags (small plastic pouches).
♦ Place cards and copies of Recording Sheets (2 options) in file folder.
♦ Glue file folder cover (included) on folder.
** CURRENTLY 160 SCOOT CARDS INCLUDED IN BUNDLE.
With this resource, your students will be able to simplify ratios that are fractions by writing each fraction with a common denominator to work with simplification of whole numbers. Also included is a fun Scavenger Hunt to reinforce taught content.
This resource will provide your students with a thorough understanding on the concept of simplifying ratios that are fractions. The templates are designed to be kid-friendly with cool kids clip-art and pleasant-to-read font to motivate students. Material that could otherwise prove daunting is presented in a simple easy-to-understand way.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ Booklet Cover featuring a brief overview of concepts learned
♦ Anchor Charts x 2 (colour and blackline) on Simplifying Ratios that are fractions
♦ Simplifying Ratios that are Fractions: 24 problems
♦ Simplifying Ratios that are Fractions Scavenger Hunt: 12 Cards (colour and
blackline) and 2 recording sheets
♦ 12 blackline Scavenger Hunt Cards on a single page for students to glue in their
notebooks as reference.
♦ Teaching Aid Sheet on Multiples of Numbers 2-10
SCAVENGER HUNT:
My students really enjoyed this activity – I’m sure your students will too! I cut out and laminated the twelve Scavenger Hunt Cards. I then tacked them to the wall with Blu-Tac. Spread them out or hide them for more fun.
♦ Students may start with any card to begin with.
♦ They write the ratio to solve on their recording sheets and look for the answer (top) on another card.
♦ The name of the picture of the card where the answer is found is written below the answer on the Recording Sheet.
♦ Students then solve the next question at the bottom of the card where they found the answer and look for the answer again on another card.
♦All questions are solved this way till the question of the last card loops back to the answer of the first card.
**Clear visual instructions further provided in file. The Scavenger Hunt is an effective way for students to check their working and arrive at the right answer in order to solve the next problem.
I am confident your students will have sound mathematical knowledge and understanding of simplifying ratios that are fractions after completion of this unit. All the best for the academic year!
EARTH DAY MULTIPLICATION SCOOT: TIMES TABLES FACTS: 1-12
Review multiplication facts and build number sense with these 32 earth-day themed multiplication scoot cards on the 1-12 times tables. These cards feature colourful earth-day themed illustrations and earth-loving kids to make abstract content more concrete and meaningful. There are two styles to the Recording Sheets, one scaffolded to elicit the desired response, and the other includes blank answer sections.
The multiplication skills for the 1-12 times tables reinforced in this pack are:
✓ writing a multiplication fact for an addition number sentence
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given array
✓ writing the missing factor
✓ writing the product of two given numbers
✓ writing a multiplication fact for a given illustration (group, collection)
✓ filling in the blanks with numbers next in sequence
✓ writing the place value amount
✓ relating multiplication and addition
✓ completing the multiplication facts for illustrations (earth-day themed, dominoes, dice)
✓ problem solving using illustrations (insects, animals, flowers, fruit, food, drink, kids)
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There are two sets of Recording Sheets (Numbers 1-16 and 17-32). Students have a choice between the scaffolded (to elicit the desired response) and blank sectioned. An answer key is provided to have students independently check their answers. Prior to having students work on the cards, work-out similar sample questions on the board to familiarise students with the question types.
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SUGGESTED USE
→ Small group rotations (cards may be rotated among small groups of students)
→ Math Centres
→ Early Finishers
→ Morning Work
→ Warm-up/Tuning in Activity
→ To celebrate Earth Day and generate awareness
PREPARATION
♦ Stack and perfectly align sheets. Cut along task card borders carefully. Work with 3 sheets at a time for better manipulation.
♦ Laminate cards for durability. There are four cards on a single sheet.
♦ Store cards in zip-loc bags (small plastic pouches).
♦ Place cards and copies of Recording Sheets (2 options) in file folder.
♦ Glue file folder cover (2 options included) on folder.
With this resource, your students will be able to simplify whole number ratios, find the highest common factor (HCF), formulate equivalent ratios and identify a pattern in a given set of ratios.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
* Booklet Cover with a quote by Hans Hoffman
* Study note on Simplifying Ratios
* Simplifying whole-number ratios by finding the highest common factor (HCF) – ‘work with the teacher’ sheets and ‘work on your own’ sheets
* Simplifying whole-number ratios (math LIB) Recording Sheet.
* Simplifying whole-number ratios (math LIB) 10 Task Cards. (2 on a page) colour and Blackline
* Simplifying whole-number ratios (math LIB) 10 blackline Task Cards on a single page for students to glue in their notebooks as reference.
ADDITIONAL:
*Answer Key included
*MATH LIB ACTIVITY
My students really enjoyed this activity – I’m sure your students will too! I cut out and laminated the ten task cards. I then tacked them to the wall with Blu-Tack. (this way cards don’t get lost if they were left on students’ desks – it also gets students up and moving), Students then write the ratio to solve on their recording sheet, simplify it and look for their answer from the list of options. They write the word against the selected option in the ‘fill in the blanks’ section. The end result is a silly message. You will find that this is a far more interesting way of answering a multiple-choice question and checking students’ answers. The activity sets up all students for success – you will notice that the answer to card 10 is quite obvious. The other cards also target differentiation.
This bundled resource will provide your students with a thorough understanding on the concept of Ratio and Proportion. The templates are designed to be kid-friendly with cool kids clip-art and pleasant-to-read font to motivate students. Material that could otherwise prove daunting is presented in a simple easy-to-understand way. I've used this resource successfully with grades 5 - 8 students. Rest assured these resources in this mega bundle are student-classroom tested.
Your students will be able to:
✓ understand the concept of ratio and proportion using hands-on materials such as dice, spinners, coins, candy and visual data.
✓ simplify whole-number ratios.
✓ simplify decimal number ratios.
✓ simplify ratios that are fractions.
✓ solve ratio word problems.
✓ work with patterns of equivalent ratios.
✓ understand and work-out proportion.
✓have the option of working with QR codes, print-n-go sheets, and task cards to solve ratio problems
✓ have a thorough understanding of all ratio concepts.
PACKS INCLUDED IN THIS BUNDLE:
1. RATIO: AN INTRODUCTION
This unit provides an introduction to Ratio. Conceptual content is conveyed through hands-on activities using visuals, dice, spinners, coins, and candy. This unit brings to light how ratio is used in everyday aspects of life. All sheets may be compiled into a reference booklet.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ Booklet Cover with a quote by Charles Jencks
♦ Definition of Ratio and practical application
♦ Ratio with noughts and crosses
♦ Ratio with Beautiful Buttons (visual)
♦ Ratio with Bag of Numbers (visual)
♦ Ratio with Smart Smarties (candy)
♦ Ratio with Dice Roll (single six-sided dice)
♦ Ratio with Super Spinner (spinner)
♦ Ratio with Coin Toss (three coins)
♦ Word Problems: writing a mathematical ratio
♦ Word Problems: mathematical ratio reasoning
♦ Home Learning Task: Observation of ratio in everyday aspects of real life.
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2. SIMPLIFYING RATIOS: WHOLE NUMBERS
With this resource, your students will be able to simplify whole number ratios, find the highest common factor (HCF), formulate equivalent ratios and identify a pattern in a given set of ratios. Also included is a fun Math Lib activity to reinforce taught content.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ Booklet Cover with a quote by Hans Hoffman
♦ Study note on Simplifying Ratios
♦ Simplifying whole-number ratios by finding the highest common factor (HCF) – ‘work with the teacher’ sheets and ‘work on your own’ sheets
♦ Simplifying whole-number ratios (math LIB) Recording Sheet.
♦ Simplifying whole-number ratios (math LIB) 10 Task Cards. (2 on a page) colour and Blackline
♦ Simplifying whole-number ratios (math LIB) 10 blackline Task Cards on a single page for students to glue in their notebooks as reference.
♦ Completing the patterns of equivalent ratios sheet
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3. SIMPLIFYING RATIOS: DECIMAL NUMBERS
This resource will teach your students to simplify ratios that have decimal numbers by multiplying by the powers of ten to work with simplification of whole numbers. Also included is a fun Math Lib activity to reinforce taught content.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ Booklet Cover (for student)
♦ Anchor Chart (colour and blackline) on Simplifying Ratios with decimal numbers.
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios: 33 problems
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios (math LIB) Recording Sheet.
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios (math LIB) 10 Task Cards. (2 on a page) colour and Blackline
♦ Simplifying decimal number ratios (math LIB) 10 blackline Task Cards on a single page for students to glue in their notebooks as reference.
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MATH LIB ACTIVITY:
My students really enjoyed this activity – I’m sure your students will too! I cut out and laminated the ten task cards. I then tacked them to the wall with Blu-Tac (this way cards don’t get lost if they were left on students’ desks – it also gets students up and moving), Students then write the ratio to solve on their recording sheet, simplify it and look for their answer from the list of options. They write the word against the selected option in the ‘fill in the blanks’ section. The end result is a spooky message. You will find that this is a far more interesting way of answering a multiple-choice question and checking students’ answers. The cards target differentiation.
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4. SIMPLIFYING RATIOS: FRACTIONS
With this resource, your students will be able to simplify ratios that are fractions by writing each fraction with a common denominator to work with simplification of whole numbers. Also included is a fun Scavenger Hunt to reinforce taught content.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ Booklet Cover featuring a brief overview of concepts learned
♦ Anchor Charts x 2 (colour and blackline) on Simplifying Ratios that are fractions
♦ Simplifying Ratios that are Fractions: 24 problems
♦ Simplifying Ratios that are Fractions Scavenger Hunt: 12 Cards (colour and blackline) and 2 recording sheets
♦ 12 blackline Scavenger Hunt Cards on a single page for students to glue in their notebooks as reference.
♦ Teaching Aid Sheet on Multiples of Numbers 2-10
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5. RATIO WORD PROBLEMS
Give your students the experience of solving problems on the topic of Ratio and Proportion with this challenging pack of 54 questions. Students will convert between different units of measurement and read and solve a diverse selection of problems.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ 24 warm-up problems involving conversion of units from metres to centimetres, dollars to cents, hours to minutes and seconds, kilograms to grams, centimetres to millimetres, litres to millilitres, kilometres to metres,
♦ 30 Word Problems that include a diverse selection of problems targeting differentiation. The ‘Work with the Teacher’ pages help familiarise students with the working-out of the problem so students are able to attempt the ‘Work with a Partner’ pages either with a partner or independently. These pages adopt the same approach to solving the problem similar to the ‘Work with the Teacher’ pages. The word problems are also similar, just featuring different digits to reinforce problem-solving strategies and set up all students for success. The ‘Work with the Teacher and a Partner’ pages would be more suitable for students willing to take on more of a challenge.
♦ Detailed answer key for all problems that can be projected on an interactive whiteboard for explicit teacher explanation.
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6. ALL ABOUT RATIOS: SHEETS AND TASK CARDS
This unit will help your students to review all previous lessons on Ratio and Proportion. The combination of print-n-go sheets and task cards will enable you to teach and reinforce conceptual content.
SECTIONS INCLUDED:
♦ Cover for student booklet if compiling all sheets
♦ Simplifying Ratios: Whole Numbers: 28 sums
♦ Simplifying Ratios QR Code Option: 27 QR codes
♦ Simplifying Ratios: Decimal Numbers: 20 sums
♦ Simplifying Ratios: Decimal Numbers QR Code Option: 18 QR codes
♦ Simplifying Ratios: Fractions: 18 sums
♦ Ratio Problems: Conversions (m, cm, cents, seconds, minutes, grams, mg, kilograms, mm, cm, ml, l, m, km) : 12 sums
♦ Ratio Problems: QR Code Option: Conversions : 9 QR Codes
♦ Ratio Word Problems Print-n-go Sheets: 18 problems
♦ Ratio Word Problems (color) Task Cards: 24 Task Cards
♦ Ratio Word Problems (blackline) Task Cards: 24 Task Cards
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QR CODES
Students have the option of solving ratio sums by scanning the QR Codes. They will need a QR Code Scanner to do this. You may download i-nigma for free. Place the QR Code Cards around the classroom for added fun. This activity allows for movement and builds student enthusiasm.
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24 TASK CARDS: COLOUR AND BLACKLINE
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
♦ Problem Cards 1-4: Simplifying Ratios Whole Numbers (with two given subjects)
♦ Problem Cards 5-8: Simplifying Ratios Whole Numbers (with three given subjects)
♦ Problem Cards 9-12: Simplifying Ratios (Fractions)
♦ Problem Cards 13-16: Solving (cooking) problems involving cross-multiplication
♦ Problem Cards 17-20: Solving problems where the total amount is given and
students use the method of cross-multiplication to find one part of the amount.
♦ Problem Cards 21-24: Solving problems where one part of the total amount is given and students have to find the other part of the amount on the basis of a given ratio.
Got ten minutes to go before that last bell and lost for what to do to keep students busy? Well, this pack of 140 Subitising cards can be a perfect time filler.
Subitising is the ability to look at a number of items in a small set and identify the amount without counting each one individually. Educator, Douglas H. Clement in his article, “Subitising : What is it? Why teach it?”, states that students who develop the ability to subitise show improvement in overall maths skills, especially addition and subtraction skills.
So get your students to not only use perceptual subitising whereby they quickly identify the number of items in a set by perceiving that four dots are more than three dots for example, but are also able to use conceptual subitising that involves the ability to combine small set of numbers or number combinations, for example, six dots and two more make eight in all.
HOW TO USE
Show each card briefly for less than 3 seconds. Students should look at the arrangement of dots and patterns to identify the number. The idea is not to count each dot individually, but look at the items as a whole and determine the number. Explicit training is required so eventually students can combine numbers to find out the sum of two sets of numbers.
Students can also play with each other in small groups. One student shows a card and the fastest to answer keeps the card. You may also have students play ‘Around the World’. Student who answers gets to move around the circle till he/she returns to their spot.
* Instructions for a fun game is included in file.
CARDS INCLUDED
SUBITISING NUMBERS 1-5
SUBITISING NUMBERS 6-10
SUBITISING NUMBERS 11-15
SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 1-5
SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 6-0
SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 11-15
SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 16-20
** Cards are marked with different colour backgrounds and dots for each section. You may mark each section behind each subitising card to differentiate if you like.
CATERING TO DIFFERENTIATION
The cards in this pack range in complexity in terms of number and arrangement of dots in a set. Cards that use perceptual subitising feature less number of dots that are more spread out in a line or rectangle, while cards that require students to use conceptual understanding feature dots that are more tightly arranged in a linear arrangement or placed in a circle. For older students, cards can be shown for a fraction of a second. Research shows that with practice, students will develop the ability to subitise and eventually demonstrate increased arithmetic skill.
If students know their times tables, the work is half done. Think about it, so much depends upon having a good grasp of time-table facts. Problems related to division and multiplication demands strong number sense, so help your students know their multiplication facts with this fun resource.
WHAT IS INCLUDED:
1. 2-12 TIMES TABLES FAN CARDS
Simply cut around each time-table card. Collate and attach a brad to the end of all cards. You can also place them on a ring to hang somewhere in your classroom or keep in your maths centres.
* Blackline version included.
2. 2-12 TIMES TABLES INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK FLIPBOOK
Cut around each template. Collate 2-6; 7-12 or 2-12. Glue down at top tab in notebook.
* Two sets: one with the timetables written and the other set has blank answer lines for students to write the answers.
3. 2-12 TIMES TABLES FLASHCARDS
Use to play ‘Maths Around the World’ and other games.
4. 6 MATHO GAME BOARDS
* 2-3 Times Tables Practice Board
* 4-5 Times Tables Practice Board
* 6-7 Times Tables Practice Board
* 8-9 Times Tables Practice Board
* 10-12 Times Tables Practice Board
* 2-12 Times Tables Practice Board
Game is similar to Bingo. use Times Tables flashcards as calling cards.
Are you teaching your students all about Theoretical Probability and looking for fun hands-on Chance and Probability activities? This print and digital (Boom Decks) bundle of 192 probability task cards will reinforce the understanding of theoretical probability, experimental probability, language of chance, sample space, predictions, lists, tree diagrams and independent probability events.
Please see the preview file for more information.
Both US and British English spelling and terminology included.
Overview of Activities
I. 192 Print Task Cards
The Probability Scale
32 Task Cards that require students to rate the likelihood of an event happening on a scale denoting ‘Impossible, Unlikely, Even Chance, Likely, and Certain’.
2. Probability Events With Dice
32 task cards targeting probability problems involving 1-2 dice.
3. Probability Events With Spinners
32 task cards featuring all possible outcomes with the colours on a spinner.
4. Probability Events With Playing Cards
32 task cards featuring all possible outcomes with a standard deck of playing cards.
5. Probability Events With Paint Can Colours
32 task cards featuring all possible outcomes with a given set and sets of coloured cans.
Probability Mixed Problems
32 task cards targeting mixed problems relating to Theoretical and Experimental probability, coins, dice, playing cards, spinners, grids and tree diagrams.
II. Boom Decks - 112 Cards
33 Boom Digital Cards on the Language of Chance
34 Boom Digital Cards on Probability with a Standard Dice
45 Boom Digital Cards on Pobability with Playing Cards + Printable Answer Key included
Also Included
Recording Sheets for each Task Card pack.
Answer Sheets
Reference sheets of all 32 coloured task cards on a single sheet. Prints fine in black and white too. Students may glue this in their journals or attach it to the recording sheet for future reference. Especially helpful for students to refer to for correction.
Suggested Use
The activities are fairly simple, yet challenging and scaffold the acquisition of key skills, especially finding all possible outcomes using Grids and Tree Diagrams. The task cards may be placed at maths centres and used to further build and practise skills. They range in complexity and thus cater to differentiation. Needless to say, they are ideal for your early finishers.
Targeted Group
The activities best target students in years 4-8, although a portion of it can also be used for higher achievers in year 3.
