Create custom visuals of fractional parts using circles and polygons. Students will visualize and better understand parts of a whole in your lessons and assignments.

Students visually understand fractions and their equivalence as mixed numbers, decimals, and percents. Interactive tools demonstrate these relationships using various models.

Students actively explore polygons and quadrilaterals, manipulating shape properties and angles. They learn about interior/exterior angles and virtually practice using protractors and rulers.

Students will identify fractions and shoot matching bubbles in a dynamic game. Difficulty increases with faster bubbles and more options, fostering fraction recognition skills.

Students will learn to partition shapes into equal parts. They discover each piece represents an even fractional portion of the whole, building foundational geometry understanding.

Students explore improper fractions, mixed numbers, decimals, and percentages. They manipulate numerators/denominators to build and understand various length, area, and set models.

Assess student understanding of 'tr' blend words. Students will spell 20 words, self-correct their work, and practice any missed words three times.

Evaluate student ability to spell words using 'ai' and 'ay' phonics. Students complete a 20-word test, self-correct, and practice missed words until mastered.

Help students master bar graphs and pictographs. They will answer 20 questions and practice creating pictographs from given data, reinforcing their understanding.

Engage students in opinion essay writing using two passages on cell phone ownership. A 5-paragraph sample essay helps them develop arguments and structure their own essays.

Students measure common objects to collect data, then construct and interpret line plots using a number line divided into quarters. They will answer related data questions.

Students will practice measuring to the nearest quarter inch and analyzing line plots. This targeted activity is perfect for reteaching and strengthening measurement concepts for struggling students.