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Students love these 3rd and 4th grade math notes. These math notes are designed to be a creative and meaningful way to introduce and review 3rd and 4th grade math concepts. You won't see a lot of shortcuts and tricks. These notes are designed for conceptual math instruction. It’s okay to color! Be sure to give students time decorate, color, and add their own features to the notes. That gives students ownership AND it activates their brain!

This is the template for a foldable, pop-up number line to be included in an interactive math journal or notebook. Now students can have a handy number line to help visualize any set of numbers. The template is one printable page containing two foldables and the instructions. I've included two pictures in the preview, demonstrating how the finished foldable should look and stand (for those of you who are, like me, visual instruction people). To complete this activity, students will need...

Multiplication Facts Flip Book for 3rd-grade.

Show students how we use math in everyday life with this colorful DIY classroom decoration! Posters give examples of every day real life uses for math. Perfect for elementary, middle, or high school teachers to hang on a hallway or class bulletin board.

Use this resource to create large, vivid, and beautiful math bulletin board posters! You can create these anchor charts with any printer! Great posters for any middle school or upper elementary math class!

Finally! This is what every math teacher or teacher author needs. BIG coordinate planes and graphs to use in creating resources. I use these graphs in the resources I sell on Teachers Pay Teachers and on worksheets I make for class.

These hands on geometry lessons are such a great way to help kids see the relationship between the interior and exterior angles in triangles! This free download is simple to use and includes teaching tips and an answer key!

Types of Triangles - Posters and graphic organizer, $

Classification of Triangles by Sides and Angles

Want to have a little fun with graphing equations in slope-intercept form? This engaging escape room activity reviews slope-intercept form with a laser tag party theme. The digital breakout resource will allow students to practice graphing a line using slope-intercept form and determining the equation of the line. If you have used digital breakouts before, all you have to do is assign the link provided. The link is to a Google Site that holds the Google Form with the “locks” and the...

Slope Intercept Form Battleship

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Stuck at home? Continuing learning math with this free library of K-12 math video lessons that are perfect for homeschool and remote learning. (Tags: homeschooling, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, algebra, geometry, lesson plan)

Fill-in notes to introduce students to the basic vocabulary associated with plotting points and graphing on the coordinate plane.