Engage students in an interactive game practicing addition and number comparison skills. They will improve their greater than, less than, and equal to fluency through dice rolls and competitive scoring.

Engage students with a festive grammar review! They will identify nouns, verbs, pronouns, adverbs, and adjectives in Christmas-themed puns using different colors.

Students master division facts by matching quotients to equations or vice-versa. This festive Halloween bingo game engages learners with spooky math practice, perfect for skill-building.

Students will practice calculating elapsed time on a number line, labeling it and circling answers. Relatable story problems will engage them, with a clock provided for coloring fun.

Students will practice finding elapsed time start points using number lines. Real-life problems make learning relevant, with a fun coloring task for early finishers.

Students will practice comparing 3rd-grade fractions using symbols and number lines. They will also identify and shade equivalent fractions on various visual models, including charts. Excellent for review.

Help 3rd graders master equivalent fractions using visual pie and bar models. Students will identify equivalents and create their own examples, building conceptual understanding.

Students will explore equivalent and comparing fractions using number lines, diagrams, and word problems. They will strengthen their understanding of fraction properties and relationships.

Students will locate and learn the purpose of various expository text features, including captions, diagrams, keywords, and glossaries, using any magazine.

Guide students to identify and analyze various expository structures like description, sequence, and cause/effect. They will read texts, recognize signal words, and write their own structured examples.

Students will enhance simple sentences using vibrant similes and creative metaphors. They will make writing more engaging and deeply understand core figurative language concepts.

Students will practice phonics by listening to words ending in -le. They will then identify and circle the correct spelling, reinforcing their understanding of stable syllables.