A comprehensive lesson on third-grade measurement standards, covering elapsed time, area, perimeter, and line plots through a 'Master Builder' architectural theme. Students will solve real-world construction-themed problems.

Students will review basic addition and subtraction facts and learn the step-by-step procedures for regrouping in multi-digit problems.

A concise review lesson connecting the concepts of division as equal groups and fractions as equal parts of a whole, including numerator and denominator definitions.

A focused lesson on adding two-digit numbers where regrouping occurs from the ones place to the tens place and from the tens place to the hundreds place.

A comprehensive lesson on two-digit addition using the standard algorithm, featuring differentiated practice from basic no-regrouping to mastery level challenges.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying and classifying all types of quadrilaterals, from common shapes like squares and rectangles to irregular polygons. Students explore properties through visual identification and true/false logic challenges.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying and classifying acute, right, and obtuse angles within various geometric shapes through visual inspection and detective-themed practice.

Students learn to compare multi-digit numbers up to the ten-thousands place by decomposing them into expanded form to analyze the value of each digit.

A high-energy lesson focused on building multiplication fact fluency for factors 0 through 10. Students practice speed and accuracy through timed drills and mixed practice.

A simple, hands-on lesson for life skills students exploring fractions through the lens of Pi Day and delicious pies. Students will identify basic fractions (1/2, 1/4) and celebrate the mathematical holiday.

A hands-on second-grade lesson focused on mastering two- and three-digit addition and subtraction using base-ten block strategies. Students act as 'construction crews' to build and dismantle numerical structures.

A comprehensive lesson on calculating and making change using various denominations and strategies, from small purchases to larger bills and word problems.

This lesson focuses on breaking down complex two-step word problems into manageable parts using all four operations. Designed with IEP accommodations in mind, it provides structured workspaces and clear visual cues.

A collection of 20 two-step word problems featuring animals, party supplies, world wonders, and dinosaurs, designed specifically for 3rd-grade learners with IEPs. This lesson focuses on breaking down complex problems into manageable steps using all four operations.

A lesson focused on solving two-step word problems using all four operations, specifically scaffolded for 3rd-grade students who benefit from visual steps and clear structure.

A comprehensive lesson on understanding tens and ones for numbers up to 100. Students will read, write in different forms, and compare numbers using base-ten concepts.

Students analyze their data to identify the largest and smallest objects found during their investigation and reflect on their findings.

Students expand their investigation to the school hallways and outdoor spaces, using yardsticks for larger objects.

A collection of math-integrated mindfulness activities that use geometric coloring to practice math skills while promoting emotional regulation and self-awareness.

A collection of teacher-facing resources, including answer keys, teaching guides, and instructional notes for the Time Travelers unit.

Mastering elapsed time with 5-minute intervals and multi-step problems using a combination of all visual tools.

Developing fluency with quarter-hour intervals (15, 30, and 45 minutes) using digital clocks and segmented number lines.

Introduction to elapsed time focusing on whole hours and half-hours using analog clocks and simple number lines.

A foundational lesson on dividing two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers using a grid-based layout to assist with place value alignment and subtraction steps.

A progress monitoring lesson focused on third-grade fraction concepts, including identification, number lines, equivalence, and comparison.

A 3rd-grade dino dig-themed lesson where students solve 2-step word problems involving multiplication and division using the 5-step mathematical protocol.

Applies perimeter and missing measure concepts to real-world word problems using the Read, Draw, Write (RDW) strategy. Students solve for total boundaries and unknown side lengths in the context of construction projects.

A lesson focusing on mastering multiplication facts for 3, 4, and 6 through drills and visual number line models.

Cumulative review and assessment of all Fraction Factory skills.

Understanding the relationship between multiplication and division of fractions.

Dividing whole numbers by unit fractions using visual models.

Using area models to multiply two fractions together.

Visualizing and calculating fractions of a whole number.