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Bedtime Math -- Here's your nightly math! Just 5 quick minutes of number fun for kids and parents at home. Read a cool fun fact, followed by math riddles at different levels so everyone can jump in.

abcya.com -- Parents need to make a free account. Use the free account to access with a browser like Chrome, but you will need to pay if you want to download the app instead.

https://freerice.com/ -- Starts at vocabulary practice, but the site lets you practice lots of things. go to the left corner to choose different topics

Multiplication Facts Tic Tac Toe -- You will need a teacherspayteachers account to download, but it's free-- You can also look on our google classroom site or email me and I can send these to you.

Prime and composite cards -- You need paperclips or clothespins for this game. Again, you will need a teacherspayteachers account to download, but it's free-- You can also look on our google classroom site or email me and I can send these to you.

Adding Fractions Bump -- You will need a teacherspayteachers account to download, but it's free-- You can also look on our google classroom site or email me and I can send these to you.

Classroom Math Games -- These are games I bought, so we can use, but shouldn't be linked to online. You can find them on our google classroom site, but if you are having trouble accessing them, email me and I can send them to you.

Big ideas show the main ideas that should be carried through this unit. Progress reports show the standards addressed in the unit, as well as strategies students might use for each. Anchor charts are from lessons and show ideas we have discussed in class.

Progress reports show the standards addressed in the unit, as well as strategies students might use for each. Anchor charts are from lessons and show ideas we have discussed in class.

Progress reports show the standards addressed in the unit, as well as strategies students might use for each. Anchor charts are from lessons and show ideas we have discussed in class. Rubrics show the strategies students might use in more detail.