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This website is filled with different apps that can be used on a smartboard. It includes different apps, such as timers. But, it also includes many different math manipulatives for many different grades.

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I created this page for a summer in-service for some of the Redmond School District fourth and fifth grade teachers.

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This pictures shows a math game for fifth graders. This game is perfect for standard 3 because it has a "by yourself" option and a "with a partner" option to play the game. The students can be instructed to play the game alone, answering as many problems as they can, and then to play the game with a partner. With their partner, they can answer the questions they were unsure about. This ensures that students are learning individually and collaborative.

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Desmos is a website that students and teachers can both use. On this website, you can plot points and make graphs. This would be a good website to use on the Mondopads. This website also has a graphing calculator.

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Desmos offers best-in-class calculators, digital math activities, and curriculum to help every student love math and love learning math.

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IXL is a website that students can use to practice their math skills daily (or any other subjects).

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This poster is an example of something that could be hung in the 5th grade math classroom for students to look at and visualize when learning about area and perimeter.

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This website shows step-by-step how to incorporate project based learning into your class room. Projects help to engage students, so it is best when the teacher knows exactly how to implement them into their lesson plans. There are many different options of project based learning that could apply to a 5th grade math classroom. For examples, students could create a paper house, using exact perimeter and area to create it.

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These divisibility posters could be hung around the classroom to remind students of division rules.

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Divisibility Rules Posters, Division Anchor Charts for 4th Grade Math Centers

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These divisibility rules posters may be used as anchor charts in your math centers or stations. You will receive 4 different color versions of this division poster to match your classroom decor. 4th Grade Common Core Standards Lesson Plan: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.4.OA.B.4 -------------------------------

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This website is filled with hands-on activities for 5th and 6th grades. A lot of students learn better when they do math hands-on first. This website is a good way to find many different games and activities for any kind of 5th grade math.

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Workbooks have their place but often, I think, their best use is to give me guidance and inspiration as to what my kids need to learn next. When my kids are in the master-a-concept stage, hands on activities (even whole body activities) help them grasp the concepts much faster than a pile of worksheets. As we move on to the next level of learning, gathering a group of activities that I can pull from each day has been a big help. And I'm happy to share those lists with you. Here's everything you need to add hands on math activities for 5th grade and 6th grade.

Math Activities 5th Grade and 6th grade

Fractions and Decimals

Fractions, decimals and percents with Skittles. Make a circle graph from Teaching With a Mountain View.

Identifying equivalent fractions from Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational.

Fractions and Decimals Bottle Cap Game from Middle School Math Madness.

Dividing fractions games with pattern blocks and dice from Teaching With a Mountain View.

Multiplying fractions by folding paper by Paul Stenning (You Tube Video).

Volume, Area and Perimeter

Area and perimeter with Cheeze-Its (and 9 other hands on ways to learn these concepts) from Scholastic Teachers.

Area and perimeter with leaves from Our Journey Westward.

Area, Perimeter and Circumference with paper and bottle tops from Jimmie's Collage.

Hands-on Volume: Building a cube structure from Our Journey Westward.

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Ratios and Pi

What is Pi? From Math is Fun.

Celebrate Pi Day on March 14th with all these activities from Layers of Learning.

Math art Pi skyline from What do we do all day?

Make a Pi bead bracelet from Pink Stripey Socks.

Geometry

Right, Acute and Obtuse Right Angles

Geometry angles tape walk from E is for Explore.

Living math with angles from Jimmie's Collage.

Planes, Quadrilaterals, Segments, and Polygons

Polygons on the geoboard from Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational.

Outdoor polygon construction with tape or crepe paper from E is for Explore!

Combine math and art to make a quadrilateral robot from Art With Jenny K.

Lines, line segments and rays with marshmallows and candy corn from Classroom Confections.

Measurement

Convert metric units to customary units. From Splashmath. {affiliate link}

5 Creative Ways to Teach the Metric System, including conversion ideas from Homegrown Learners.

Metric Olympics activities from Math-N-Spire.

Mean, Median and Mode

Mean and Median Match Up, a printable game from Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational

Mean, Median, Mode and Range with LEGOS from E is for Explorer.

Integers

Living Math With Positive and Negative Numbers. Walking the number line is my favorite. From Jimmie's Collage.

Multi-sensory Teaching of Positive and Negative Numbers. Learning about integers using a thermometer. There's also a great idea here about using football to learn about integers. From Resource Room.

More Ultimate Hands On Math.

Here are lists of math activities for:
Kindergarten and 1st Grade 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Grade

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Ultimate List of Math Activities for 5th Grade & 6th Grade | Creekside Learning

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This post may contain affiliate links. Workbooks have their place but often, I think, their best use is to give me guidance and inspiration as to what my kids need to learn next. When my kids are in the master-a-concept stage, hands on activities (even whole body activities) help them grasp the concepts much faster than a pile of worksheets.

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This game could be used in a 5th grade classroom to practice multiplication and division. This is a fun game that would get students engaged and excited about reviewing old lessons and learning new ones.

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Teachers can use Pinterest to discover games, worksheets, homework, and activities to help their students better understand lessons. Teachers can also keep track of old tests, worksheets, and other things they have made in a private board.

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