A set of resources for third graders to master telling time to the nearest minute using analog clocks, featuring a whimsical Clockwork Kingdom theme.

In this lesson, students will master 3-digit addition and subtraction while exploring the concept of equality as a balance. They will use 'blueprint' strategies to decompose numbers and solve two-step word problems within 1,000.

Introduces strategies for balancing and solving one-, two-, and multi-step linear equations using inverse operations.

Focuses on mastery of integer operations, absolute value, and rational number properties through visual number line navigation.

Advanced operations and algebraic thinking for the RIT 211-220 range, covering factors, multiples, prime/composite numbers, and multi-step word problems with remainders.

A targeted practice session focusing on Operations and Algebraic Thinking for students in the RIT 201-210 range, featuring multi-step word problems, patterns, and algebraic properties.

A lesson focused on bridging the conceptual understanding of decimal division with the standard algorithm, covering three key scenarios: decimal by whole number, whole number by decimal, and decimal by decimal.

A hands-on exploration of geometry and spatial reasoning using tangrams, featuring puzzles across four diverse themes with varying difficulty levels.

A math practice lesson focused on first-grade addition and time-telling skills, themed around the animals of the African savannah.

A collection of STAAR-aligned multi-step word problems for 4th-grade math, focusing on multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals using the RDW (Read, Draw, Write) strategy.

A 45-minute introductory lesson on independent and dependent variables using sports and nature contexts. Students will learn to identify variables, understand cause-and-effect relationships, and represent them in tables and graphs.

A collection of STAAR-aligned two-step word problems designed for 3rd-grade math mastery. This lesson focuses on problem-solving strategies for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division scenarios commonly found on the Texas state assessment.

A comprehensive set of tools for assessing and tracking a student's ability to identify numbers 1 through 20 in randomized order.