Students will estimate and then accurately measure the mass of everyday objects using balance scales. They will describe, weigh, calculate differences, and sort from lightest to heaviest.
Students will compare multiple 3rd grade fractions, create visual fraction bars, and accurately place fractions on a number line. Builds crucial fraction understanding.
Empower your 3rd graders! Students will practice and master placing fractions precisely on a number line, building crucial conceptual understanding and confidence with fractions.
Students will organize their thoughts to write clear, structured 5-paragraph opinion essays. They'll develop strong arguments with supporting details for their main points.
Engage students with a thrilling game where they identify main ideas and supporting details in reading passages. Practice comprehension skills and critical thinking while aiming for a million points!
Engage students in understanding how bodies use energy to move. They'll learn about nutrients and muscle function through a reading and a hands-on sprinting experiment.
Students actively explore area and perimeter with a Phet simulation, building shapes to meet criteria. They advance through math challenges and a game, including fractions.
Students will learn to differentiate weather from climate, exploring how elevation changes temperature and air pressure. Integrate into science or compare/contrast reading lessons.
Students will count rows and columns in arrays to build multiplication understanding. They then multiply to solve problems and write the corresponding equations.
Students will apply the distributive, zero, commutative, associative, and identity properties of multiplication through engaging review questions. Reinforce key mathematical concepts.
Students actively practice multiplication facts (1s-12s) with two engaging spooky bingo games. They'll match products to equations or vice versa, making Halloween math review fun.
Teachers, enjoy this funny song about desiring a snow day. Inspire students to write about winter weather, discuss seasonal changes, or compose their own celebration song.