This is an awesome daily review activity that incorporates many of the 3rd , 4th, and 5th grade math standards! These Fraction of the Day printables can be used as morning work, homework, centers, or as a daily skills practice.

There are THREE different versions in this product for easier differentiation! One example answer key is included for each version.

Check out these other third grade and fourth grade morning work and review ideas!

• 3rd Grade Weekly Word Problems
• 4th Grade Weekly Word Problems
• Third Grade Language Morning Work
• Fourth Grade Language Morning Work

Version 1

Write in word form. Students should write the Fraction of the Day in written form. How many more parts do you need to make a whole? Students should determine how many more parts to their fraction need to be added to the fraction in order to have one whole.

• How many parts of the whole are counted? Students identify the numerator of the fraction.
• How many parts are there in a whole? Students identify the denominator of the fraction.
• Represent with an area model. Students may draw any shape and partition and shade in the correct number of pieces.
• Represent the fraction on a number line. Students should correctly label the number line and identify the Fraction of the Day on the number line.
• Write two fractions with similar numerators that are greater than the Fraction of the Day. Students may write any two fractions that are greater, answers will vary.
• Write two fractions with similar denominators that are greater than the Fraction of the Day. Students may write any two fractions that are greater, answers will vary.
• Write two fractions with similar numerators that are less than the Fraction of the Day. Students may write any two fractions that are less than the Fraction of the Day, answers will vary.
• Write two fractions with similar denominators that are less than the Fraction of the Day. Students may write any two fractions that are less. In some noted situations, there will only be one possible answer.
• Decompose the fraction into unit fractions. Students will add 1/a until they reach the sum of the Fraction of the Day.
• Write two equivalent fractions. Students may use any strategy to generate two equivalent fractions to the Fraction of the Day.
• Partition two different shapes into the correct number of pieces to represent the number of parts of the Fraction of the Day. Students should try to draw a variety of shapes and partition them into equal parts.

Version 2

Use repeated addition to show how to multiply the Fraction of the Day by a given whole number.

• What are the next three multiples of the Fraction of the Day? Students should list three multiples.
• Subtract the Fraction of the Day from a given fraction. It is up you whether or not you have students reduce the fractions.
• Add the Fraction of the Day to a given fraction.
• Students identify the missing number in a multiplication equation where a whole number, multiplied by the missing fraction, equals a given fraction.
• Write one fraction with a different numerator that is greater than the Fraction of the Day.
• Write one fraction with a different denominator that is greater than the Fraction of the Day.
• Write one fraction with a different numerator that is less than the Fraction of the Day.
• Write one fraction with a different denominator that is less than the Fraction of the Day
• Decompose the fraction into unit fractions.-Students will add 1/a until they reach the sum of the Fraction of the Day.
• Decompose the fraction two different ways.-Students should use a variety of addition number sentences to decompose the fraction. In cases where the only way to decompose the fraction is by unit fraction, the question is changed to represent the fraction on a number line.
• Write two equivalent fractions.-Students may use any strategy to generate two equivalent fractions to the Fraction of the Day.

Version 3

Convert the Fraction of the Day to a mixed number.

• Model the Fraction of the Day. Students’ models should correctly reflect the mixed number.
• Subtract the Fraction of the Day from a given fraction with an unlike denominator. If is up to you rather or not you have students reduce the answer to simplest form.
• Add the Fraction of the Day to a given fraction with an unlike denominator.
• Solve a fraction multiplied by a fraction problem.
• Write one fraction with a different numerator that is greater than the Fraction of the Day.
• Write one fraction with a different denominator that is greater than the Fraction of the Day.
• Write one fraction with a different numerator that is less than the Fraction of the Day.
• Write one fraction with a different denominator that is less than the Fraction of the Day
• Show the Fraction of the Day on a number line. Whole numbers should be marked.
• Divide the unit fraction of the Fraction of the Day by a given whole number.
• Divide a given whole number by the unit fraction of the Fraction of the Day.
• Write two equivalent fractions.-Students may use any strategy to generate two equivalent fractions to the Fraction of the Day.

Standards Reviewed

• 3.NF.1
• 3.NF.2a
• 3.NF.2b
• 3.NF.3a
• 3.NF.3b
• 3.NF.3d
• 4.NF.1
• 4.NF.2
• 4.NF.3a
• 4.NF.3b
• 4.NF.3c
• 4.NF.4a
• 4.NF.4b
• 4.NF.5
• 5.NF.1
• 5.NF.3
• 5.NF.4a
• 5.NF.5b
• 5.NF.6
• 5.NF.7a
• 5.NF.7b

Total Pages: 86
File Size: 56 MB

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Use these activities as culminating projects for each of your math units:

• Place value, addition, subtraction, rounding
• Multiplication (comparison, 4 digit by 1 digit, 2 digit by 2 digit, factors and multiples)
• Division
• Fractions (equivalent, comparison, adding and subtracting, multiplication by a whole number)
• Decimals (comparing, ordering, adding as fractions)
• Geometry (quadrilaterals, parallel lines, perpendicular lines)
• Measurement (converting units of measurement, perimeter and area, line plots, and measuring angles)
• Back to School Escape
• End of the Year Escape

Each activity comes with detailed teacher directions and an answer key.

Total Pages: 180
File Size: 193 MB

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No Prep Needed
All you have to do is print, and you’re ready to go! These fraction printables are a great way to supplement your existing math curriculum. These interactive worksheets were designed to be student and teacher friendly, because no one wants boring practice!

These worksheets were created for my students who need a little extra help with fractions. They were designed for a third grade classroom, but can be used toward the end of the year in second grade or fourth grade students who need additional fraction review.

What’s Included

Vocabulary
Pgs. 3-4-Vocabulary Booklet

Equal Parts
Pg. 5 Equal or Not
Pg. 6 Partition the Fraction

Unit Fractions
Pg. 7 Color the Unit Fraction
Pg. 8 Draw a Unit Fraction

Basic Fractions
Pg. 9 Parts of a Whole
Pg. 10 Color the Fraction
Pg. 11 Partition and Color the Fraction
Pg. 12 Identify the Fraction
Pg. 13 Draw a Fraction
Pg. 14 Fractions in a Set
Pg. 15 Identify the Fraction in a Set
Pg. 16 Draw the Fraction in a Set
Pg. 17 Fraction Graphing
Pg. 18 Label the Fraction Bars
Pg. 19 Fraction Word Problems
Pg. 20 Cut and Paste Fractions
Pg. 21 Roll a Fraction
Pg. 22 Spin the Fraction

Fractions on a Number Line
Pg. 23 Missing Numbers on Number Lines
Pg. 24 Name the Fraction
Pg. 25 Mark the Fractions
Pg. 26 Number Line Cut and paste

Fractions Mixed Representations
Pg. 27 Representing Fractions 1
Pg. 28 Representing Fractions 2
Pg. 29 Understanding Fractions

Whole Numbers
Pg. 30 Fractions as Whole Numbers
Pg. 31 Whole Number Graphing
Pg. 32 Cut and Paste Whole Numbers
Pg. 33 Spin and Color
Pg. 34 Fraction Bump

Equivalent Fractions
Pg. 35 Equivalent Fractions
Pg. 36 Label Equivalent Fractions-halves
Pg. 37 Label Equivalent Fractions-thirds
Pg. 38 Label Equivalent Fractions-fourths
Pg. 39 Shade and Name Equivalent Fractions-Rectangles
Pg. 40 Shade and Name Equivalent Fractions-Circles
Pg. 41 Missing Number
Pg. 42 Equivalent Fraction Graphing
Pg. 43 How Many Ways
Pg. 44 Spin and Color

Comparing Fractions
Pg. 45 Comparing Fractions With Bars
Pg. 46 Comparing Fractions With Circles
Pg. 47 Comparing Fractions With Number Lines
Pg. 48 Comparing Fractions
Pg. 49 Shade and Compare Fractions
Pg. 50 Comparing Fractions Same Numerator-No Model
Pg. 51 Comparing Fractions Same Denominator-No Model
Pg. 52 Comparing Fraction Word Problems
Pg. 53 Roll and Compare
Pg. 54 Comparing Fractions Game

Answer Keys
Pg. 55-92

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Third Grade Math Assessments Test Prep Edition
Common Core Language Arts Assessments for Third Grade
3.NF.1
3.NF.2
3.NF.3

Total Pages: 63 + answer keys (103 total)
File Size: 8.5 MB

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No Prep Needed
All you have to do is print, and you’re ready to go! These printables are a great way to supplement your existing math curriculum. These interactive worksheets were designed to be student and teacher friendly, because no one wants boring practice!

Multiplication
Students solve a variety of multiplication problems using repeated addition, arrays, number lines, and grouping models. Students also solve word problems and practice properties of multiplication.

Division
Students solve a variety of division problems using repeated subtraction, arrays, number lines, and grouping models. Students will also find missing numbers and use fact families.

Area and Perimeter
This is my favorite pack, because it’s jammed full of higher level thinking worksheets. Students identify the area and perimeter, as well as solve word problems and create shapes with given area and perimeters.

Addition and Subtraction
These worksheets were created for my students who need a little extra help with addition and/or subtraction. They include games and fun activities that make regrouping fun!

Measurement
The measurement pack covers reading a clock, elapsed time, length, liquid volume, and mass.

Fractions
The fraction printables cover equal parts, fractions in a set, fractions on a number line, comparing fractions, and equivalent fractions.
3.NF.1
3.NF.2
3.NF.3

Total Pages: 545
File Size: 73 MB

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Each Lesson Includes:

• Unit at a Glance
• Detailed Lesson Plans that include performance tasks
• Skill Building Worksheets
• Answer Keys

This has been aligned to the Common Core Standards, Georgia Standards of Excellence, and TKES. There is a TKES guide included in the preview!

Unit 1 Place Value and Rounding Unit

This unit includes three weeks of math instruction that is written in an easy to follow format. The lessons are written to give students a solid foundation in representing numbers in written form, standard form, and expanded form, as well as the value and place value of numbers through the millions place. Students will also determine the relative size of digits. There is also a week of rounding instruction. In this unit you will find performance tasks to conceptually teach new skills through the workshop model, as well as work station activities and games for review.

Unit 2 Addition and Subtraction Unit

This includes two weeks of math instruction that is written in an easy to follow format. It includes numbers through 999,999. In each activity, students will problem solve and apply what they know about addition and subtraction to real world problems and situations.

Unit 3 Multiplication Unit

This includes four weeks of math instruction that is written in an easy to follow format. The lessons are written to give students a solid foundation in finding factors and multiples of numbers, multiplicative comparison, and multiplying 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers, as well as multiplying 2-digit by 2-digit numbers. Students will learn to multiply larger numbers through box models, area models, and partial product.

Unit 4 Division Unit

This includes five weeks of math instruction that is written in an easy to follow format. The lessons develop students’ understanding of representing long division through base-ten blocks, multiplication, and place value. The lessons are written to give students a solid foundation of the concept of division, and dividing 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers. Students will learn to divide larger numbers through box models, area models, and partial product.

Unit 5 Fraction Unit

Help your students to develop a conceptual understanding of fractions with this five week fraction unit! Students will further their understanding of fractions, as well as compare fractions, generate equivalent fractions, add and subtract fractions, and multiply fractions. This unit includes five weeks of math instruction that is written in an easy to follow format. The lessons are written to give students a solid foundation of the concept of fractions through engaging and hands-on lessons.

Unit 6 Decimal Unit

Help your students to develop a conceptual understanding of decimals with this four week decimal unit! Students will develop an understanding of decimals and general number sense. The unit allows students to understand how decimals relate to fractions, how to read and draw decimal models, as well as how to compare decimals.

Unit 7 Geometry Unit

Help your students to develop a conceptual understanding of geometry with this two week geometry unit! Students will develop an understanding of geometry: types of angles, types of lines, symmetry, and properties of quadrilaterals.

Unit 8 Measurement Unit

Help your students to develop a conceptual understanding of measurement with this four week measurement unit! Fourth Grade Math Unit 8 Students will develop an understanding of measurement and general number sense. The unit allows students to understand how to measure and draw angles with a protractor, that angles are additive, the concept of area and perimeter, how to convert multiple units of measure, and how to represent data with a line plot.

Total Pages: 1156
File Size: 160 MB

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This fraction resource really does have it all! Students learn about fractions on a number line, comparing fractions, ordering fractions, as well as equivalent fractions In these engaging lessons, there is an emphasis on hands-on learning, pictorial representations, and problem solving situations.

In this resource, there are 15 instructional activities, 16 practice worksheets, 3 sets of fraction task cards, and answer keys.

This fraction unit teaches:

• identifying fractions
• area models
• fractions in a set
• fractions on a number line
• ordering fractions
• comparing fractions-with common numerators or common denominators
• equivalent fractions

The fraction lessons are designed to be used within any math classroom. Each lesson includes detailed teacher directions and students printables. The tasks are designed for conceptual understanding through problem solving, and the practice pages are provided for additional support and can be used on an as needed basis.

Check out these other math units!

• No Prep Fractions
• 4th Grade Fraction Unit
• Fraction of the Day

Total Pages: 127
File Size: 9.6 MB

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Check out these other math units!
No Prep Fractions
4th Grade Fraction Unit
Fraction of the Day

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These Common Core Math units introduce and practice all third grade math concepts to students through a combination of hands-on activities, skills practice, task cards, and games. Detailed lessons written in the math workshop format are included for your convenience. The lessons are perfect for math workshop, guided math, or math work stations! You’ll also find a folder in the Place Value Unit with 10 guided math activities!

Classroom Implementation

These lessons and activities are perfect for guided math and math workshop! They are flexible and can be used in almost any classroom. I have aligned them to the Common Core Standards, but they will easily meet most any state’s math standards. I’ve been using these units in my classroom with great success for years! Each of these units are sold separately, as well!

What’s Included?

• conceptual lessons
• worksheets for practice and/or homework
• games
• task cards
• answer keys

Third Grade Math Units Included:

• Addition and Subtraction Unit
• Area and Perimeter Unit
• Fraction Unit
• Geometry Unit
• Graphing Unit
• Mass Unit
• Measurement Unit
• Multiplication and Division Unit
• Place Value Unit
• Rounding Unit
• Volume Unit

Total Pages: 500
File Size: 204 MB

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Learn more on how to implement math workshop or guided math!

• The Math Workshop Guide

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