What it is: Fraction Wars Card Deck (printable) with games and ideas (links below the print out).
Levels: C, D, E
How to Use it: Print Fraction War Card deck, games for exploration and practice with fractions found below the card deck image.
What it is: Fraction Talks visuals to foster creative thinking around fractions.
Levels: A, B, C, D, E
How to Use It: Use the Fraction Talk visuals to promote discussion and inquiry around fractions. Similar to a number talk. Use whole-group or small group. Inspiration for classroom use.
Link: http://fractiontalks.com/?fbclid=IwAR0JgBOx4ScZCa1L5csLaJ0oDe-nZhm1H1grPj1w43CeziCG_MeVvQaeBnc
What it is: Practice multiplication tables and factors with this fast paced game (students try to beat their own best score).
Level: C, D, E
How to Use it: Multiplication practice, fluency, automaticity through game play.
Link: https://www.transum.org/Software/Fast_Factors/Default.asp
What it is: An interactive game for one or two players that exercises skills with factors and multiples. The goal is to get 4 products in a row by moving a marker to the factors to form products. Students can play against the computer or with a partner. (Full instructions for how to play can be found under the game board.)
Levels: C, D, E
How to Use it: Multiplication, factor, multiple practice, activity, game.
What it is: 51 Math Mysteries that build estimation and problem solving skills.
Level: A, B, C, D
How to Use it: Whole class or small group as a problem solving activity. Estimation and critical thinking.
What it is: Mindful math-centric breathing routines that introduce mathematical vocabulary and images.
Levels: A, B, C, D, E
How to Use it: These math meditations are a great SEL tool that inspires math talks and visual math tasks. Use it to reset your class OR to open up mathematical inquiries and explorations.
What it is: Virtual Manipulatives, Base 10 Blocks, Calculator, Virtual Math Work Paper
Level: A, B, C, D, E
How to Use it: As virtual manipulatives and visualization for students working through math visually. As virtual math scratch paper for working out problems.
What it is: Zearn Curriculum Level A +, activities, mission, lesson plans, ideas.
Level: A
How to Use It: Understanding of addition, subtraction, whole number, tens, ones, grouping, linear measurement, length, shapes, inquiry, ideas, lesson plans, activities, digital,
What it is: Zearn Curriculum, digital, activities
Level: A
How to Use it: Lesson Plans, representing, relating, operating on whole objects, describing shapes and space, missions, number to 10, two dimensional shapes, number pair, addition, subtractions, numbers 1-10, digital activities.
What it is: Classroom model for a daily math schedule.
Level: A, B, C, D
How to Use It: Plan a rotational math schedule, differentiation, groups, individualization.
Link: https://help.zearn.org/hc/en-us/articles/236278407-Zearn-Recommended-Schedule
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