Back to School Math Project

Description

Engage your students at the end of the year with this digital and printable 15 page road trip themed back to school math project for upper elementary! It is FUN for students and the perfect way to gauge your students' math, problem solving, and critical thinking abilities at the end of the year.

Students in upper elementary will warm up and review their math skills in a variety of ways while taking a road trip across the United States of America. The pages stand alone, so you can use a few of the pages or all of them depending on how much time you have and the skills your students are ready to review. (Making them PERFECT for DIFFERENTIATION!)

What Skills are covered in the Road Trip End of the Year Math Project?

All operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
Problem solving
Following directions
Place value
Money
Decimals
Basic fractions
Measurement
Bar graphs
Data
Equation building
And more!

Student Cover Page and Answer Keys Included

Perfect for Grades 4-6!

There is plenty of math involved in this project. Short on time? If your students show mastery on a specific skill, consider allowing them to use a calculator to solve some of the more complex problems!

This project also includes a DIGITAL, Google Slides, version with interactive and movable elements. It is perfect for at-home learning or paperless practice!

What are teachers saying about Road Trip End of the Year Math Project?

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I'll be using this every year!! It lined up so well with our Math standards. My students wanted more!! Levels of High Order Thinking. Extremely engaging! Fantastic review of 4th grade standards. A lot of the students loved how they used their math in “real life situations”.” – Grade 3 With Crabtree

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “My 5th graders loved this resource. It was such a fun project. We worked on a little bit everyday and it was definitely their favorite part of the afternoon. I loved how the activities were fun while still hitting the skills I was looking to cover. My kids could not wait to get started on the newest part of the project every day. I was just thinking that I would try this with my 4th graders this year and as I looked through I thought – “I don't even have to change anything!” I cannot tell you how much I as a teacher appreciate that! Being able to depend on a resource to be everything you hope it is and then find it is even better is absolutely fantastic! Thank you for such a fun and engaging resource!” – Sunshine Daisies

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I used this with my students in May, and what a great way to wrap up our school year! My students love that these math projects don't feel like work and I love the high quality review they get. I'll use this one again for sure!” – Julie S.

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