Step by Step Word Problems
A classroom anchor-chart-based routine and matching student worksheet that teaches a repeatable 4-step process for solving two-question word problems, reinforced by a rewritten song.
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A classroom anchor-chart-based routine and matching student worksheet that teaches a repeatable 4-step process for solving two-question word problems, reinforced by a rewritten song.
A large black-and-white math vocabulary poster set functioning as a classroom "math word wall", covering money, place value, the four operations (with key/action/math verb word lists), comparison symbols, ordering, rounding, ordinal numbers, and number forms (standard/expanded/word).
A 3 in 1 handy resource for TRANSFORMATIONS, Rotation, Reflection and Translation! Prints well in black/white! Includes a handout with all 3 definitions and illustrations of the transformations. Handout could be kept in student's notebooks to remind them of the definitions. Also included are 3 mini posters of the Transformations to put…
Graphic organizer teaching a mental-math strategy (distributive property) for breaking a difficult multiplication fact into two known facts.
Assemble a classroom reference for acute, obtuse, right and straight angles using the printable header and four puzzle pieces. The guide explains how to print on colored paper and attach the pieces to an anchor-chart base. Two layout options for the smaller student reference let you pair the wall display with a notebook page for later angle work.
Reinforce number recognition 0-10 using multiple representations (numeral, number word, tally marks, ten frame, money amount, number line) on one poster per number.
A set of classroom wall posters/charts displaying division facts from 1 to 12, used as visual reference decor to support memorization of division facts.
A set of classroom wall posters/charts displaying division facts from 1 to 12, used as visual reference decor to support memorization of division facts.
A set of classroom wall posters/charts displaying division facts from 1 to 12, used as visual reference decor to support memorization of division facts.
A set of classroom wall posters/charts displaying division facts from 1 to 12, used as visual reference decor to support memorization of division facts.
Wall-display posters showing division fact families (divisors 1-12) for classroom math decor and reference.
A set of classroom posters illustrating multiple concrete/visual strategies students can use to solve addition and subtraction problems.
Provide materials to build a classroom anchor chart, plus a matching student handout, covering place value in chart, standard, word, expanded, and base-10/model forms up to the hundred-thousands place.
Improve your students’ understanding of number and their place value with this beautiful and engaging Bright Boho Place Value Posters that display number place value from billions to decimals.
A set of place-value reference posters/charts for classroom display, showing number place values from hundred billions down to thousandths.
A set of place-value reference posters/charts for classroom display, showing number place values from hundred billions down to thousandths.
This place-value set offers three poster styles, including grouped periods and individual place positions. Use the sections needed for your current lesson, then add larger numbers or decimal places as students' work expands. PDF and editable PowerPoint versions support display preparation, with labels extending from hundred billions to thousandths.
A set of place-value reference posters/charts for classroom display, showing number place values from hundred billions down to thousandths.
Polygon and quadrilateral vocabulary anchor charts walk third graders through the prefix-based naming system for two-dimensional shapes, from tri- (triangle) through deca- (decagon), pairing each prefix with its shape name and side-and-angle count. A second chart narrows the focus to quadrilaterals, defining parallelogram, square, rectangle, rhombus, and trapezoid by their side and angle properties, and a third page presents the same five shapes in a checkbox-style comparison grid marking which properties, such as parallel sides, equal sides, and right angles, each shape has. The set is built to be printed and displayed as a wall reference during a geometry unit rather than completed by students. Vocabulary and defining characteristics are reinforced through repetition across the three chart formats rather than through practice problems.