Looking for some resources to make your EM4 Unit 7 come alive for all of your students? Here are some resources I found! Remember, if you are looking for resources for a particular standard, check out the tab above labeled Resources to support CCSS.
1st Grade:
Geometric Subitizing Cards
Humpty Dumpty: An addition and subtraction 3 Act task by Graham Fletcher embedded in Notebook. Everything you need in one place!
Which One Doesn't Belong--Shapes: These puzzles have students thinking and talking about shapes and their attributes
Secret Number: A fun, easy game for partners to build their understanding of fact families
Mathematics Match Game: Another game to help build understanding of fact families
Numbers Many Ways: A lesson/exploration for students to explore number families
Geoboards: This lesson helps students look at and build vocabulary around shapes and their attributes
Same/Different: A great visual exploration about what is the same and different about different shapes
How Many Under the Shell? This online game helps students to visually solve basic addition/subtraction problems
Sum Links: Great thinking needed as these basic addition problems become more and more difficult
2nd Grade:
Toll Bridge Puzzle: This puzzle from Illustrative Mathematics has students solve the problem using multiple addends
Would you Rather: This prove it problem mixes a review of money as well as adding multiple addends
High Jump Competition: This task asks students to use a high jumpers data to answer questions
Same/Different: This visual has students look at ways to bridge ten
3 Act Task--The Race: This task explores adding multiple distances
Would you rather: Students justify their decision about measurement with math
4 Dominoes: This visual puzzle has students add multiple numbers to find equality
3rd Grade:
Find 1: Illustrative Mathematics task involving number lines
Would you rather: Students justify their decision about fractional brownies with math
Rectangle Tangle: Can your students determine the fractional value of each piece of the rectangle?
Representing Fractions on a number line: This task asks students to show what they know about placing numbers on a number line
Fraction Game: Game involving fractions on a number line
Half-Fraction Snake: This puzzle only uses the fraction 1/2, but it will really get students thinking!
Fractions less than a half: How many fractions can your students make using the benchmark of 1/2?
Comparing fractions on a number line: Challenging problem from Open Middle!
Same or different: Looking at a bar model of fractions--Can your students determine what is the same and different?
Dig it!: This Calculation Nation game is great numberline practice. Account needed, but free, and worth the time! Games can be played on the SMARTBoard!
4th Grade:
Visual patterns: This site is full of visual models. Can your students figure out what would come in the 43rd step of the pattern?
Fraction Fascination: This nrich puzzle challenges your students to find fractions of the whole
Decomposing Tenths and Hundredths: Students must figure out the way to break apart 1 and 1/10 given the parameters listed
Multiplying Mixed Numbers by Whole Numbers: This puzzle from Open Middle will get students thinking!
Game Winner: This 3 Act Task has students multiply a fraction by a whole number
Sugar in 6 Cans of Soda: An Illustrative Mathematics task
Fraction Four: An online game, similar to Connect Four, where students can practice many different aspects of fractions
5th Grade:
Visual patterns: This site is full of visual models. Can your students figure out what would come in the 43rd step of the pattern?
Multiplying Mixed Numbers by Whole Numbers: This puzzle from Open Middle will get students thinking!
Which Quadrilateral has the greater area?: This problem from open middle mixes students' understanding of shapes' attributes with computation
Super Bowl Cheesy Pretzel Poppers: Students use their knowledge of fractions to change the quantity of a recipe
Father's Day Breakfast Surprise: Another recipe adjustment problem
How Much Dew? A 3 Act task involving multiplication of fractions
Chavone's Bathroom Tiles: Illustrative Mathematics Task for 5.NF.4
Fraction Four: An online game, similar to Connect Four, where students can practice many different aspects of fractions
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