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8 ways to use task cards with your upper elementary students, including easy differentiated practice, games, centers, and more.

8 Exciting Ways To Use Task Cards In Upper Elementary

Free interpreting expressions bundle with anchor chart template, waterfall template, sorts, and a short assessment/practice page.

Interpreting Expressions in Upper Elementary

$Tips and templates for creating math anchor charts and quick reference guides with your upper elementary students. Includes 10 free templates.$

Math Anchor Charts: Templates For Math Success

Tips for teaching long divisions strategies, division error analysis, and division word problems. Includes free resources!

Long Division: Strategies and Extensions for Upper Elementary Math

Learn how to give students a solid conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction strategies in upper elementary.

Addition and Subtraction Strategies for Upper Elementary

$Favorite upper elementary math manipulatives and tips for hands-on learning to meet a variety of student needs.$

Must-Have Math Manipulatives For Upper Elementary

Multiplication Fact Practice: Engaging Ways to Boost This Key Math Skill

Math Workshop Ideas for Upper Elementary

$math picture books upper elementary$

Math Projects: Differentiated Hands-On Learning

Free fifth grade centers, anchor chart, interactive notebook, and printable activities for teaching volume in upper elementary.

Teaching Volume with Hands-On Activities

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