1. Hands On Decimal Sequencing

2. Hands On Fraction Sequencing

3. Place Value with Large Numbers Activities

These lessons are meant to get students thinking, talking, and reasoning about numbers–from whole numbers to decimals to fractions–while working on estimating and sequencing. The lesson ideas are explained and the reproducible activities are easy to follow.

These are perfect for introducing a topic and getting students thinking, but can also be used as replacements for textbook lessons, interventions for small groups, whole class reteaching, or even review before a summative assessment.

Please do NOT order this set if you have bought the other sets individually! This bundle allows people to buy all THREE sets at a reduced price!

Please visit my store to see full descriptions of each of these three resources!

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Pages are included in color AND with white background for easy copying. There is also a reproducible work mat for answers, an answer key, and blank cards for teachers or students to write their own problems. Most of the problems also have a “challenge” component for easy differentiation!

The Common Core clearly states that students must:

*Solve word problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions referring to the same whole and having like denominators, e.g., by using visual fraction models and equations to represent the problem. (Grade 4)

*Solve word problems involving multiplication of a fraction by a whole number, e.g., by using visual fraction models and equations to represent the problem.  (Grade 4)

*Solve word problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions referring to the same whole, including cases of unlike denominators, e.g., by using visual fraction models or equations to represent the problem. Use benchmark fractions and number sense of fractions to estimate mentally and assess the reasonableness of answers. (Grade 5)

*Solve word problems involving division of whole numbers leading to answers in the form of fractions or mixed numbers, e.g., by using visual fraction models or equations to represent the problem. (Grade 5)

The included problems align with this standard. I hope you find them useful!

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Looking for more fraction resources? Check THESE out!

Grade 3-5 Constructivist Fraction Unit

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5 Fraction Concept Sorts

Fractured Fraction Puzzles (Addition and Subtraction of Fractions and Mixed Numbers)

…and don’t forget to check my Dollar Deals for great fraction games for math workshop!

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💡 What Makes This Fraction Unit Different

This isn’t a packet of fill-in-the-blank pages. It’s a full teaching framework built from real classroom practice and grounded in research on how students learn fractions conceptually.

You’ll guide your students through hands-on investigations, math discourse, and reasoning—not memorized tricks.

Teachers love that this unit:

• Builds deep understanding of fraction concepts before computation
• Encourages rich math talk and student reasoning
• Aligns to the Standards for Mathematical Practice
• Includes everything you need to teach fractions with confidence

What’s Included (240+ Pages Total)

18 full fraction lessons written in narrative, teacher-friendly style

• Equal parts, halves, unit fractions, fractions of a set
• Equivalent fractions, comparing, ordering, and benchmarks
• Fractions on a number line
• And so much more!
• New for 2025: More with adding & subtracting fractions and mixed numbers
• New for 2025: Multiplying fractions by whole numbers

Teacher Supports

• Pacing and lesson overview with actual photos and student work samples
• Teaching tips and misconception alerts
• Standards alignment for grades 3–4
• Differentiation ideas and challenge tasks

Student Resources

• Exit slips, journal prompts, and formative assessments
• Printable fraction vocabulary wall cards
• Math talk stems to encourage accountable discourse
• Reflection and self-assessment tools

Bonus Tools

• Anchor chart templates
• Reproducible manipulatives
• Photos and real classroom examples

Concepts Covered

• Equal parts and unit fractions
• Fractions of sets and wholes
• Equivalent fractions
• Comparing and ordering fractions
• Benchmark fractions (½, one whole, etc.)
• Fractions on number lines
• Adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers
• Multiplying fractions by whole numbers
• Math reasoning and discourse

Why Teachers Need This Fraction Unit

Fractions are challenging—for students and teachers.

This unit breaks down complex concepts into meaningful investigations that make sense to kids. Every activity helps students build, talk, draw, and reason about fractions so they truly understand what they’re doing.

“This unit has been a game-changer in my 4th grade class. These hands-on activities are so engaging and promote true understanding—not just memorized procedures.”

Perfect For

• Grades 3–4 classrooms/older special education students
• Teachers using other resources who want to add depth and reasoning
• Math intervention or enrichment groups
• PLCs or teams building a consistent approach to fractions

✨ Updated for 2025 ✨

• 2 new computation lessons (adding/subtracting & multiplying fractions)
• Printable Fraction Vocabulary Wall for display and math talk
• Math talk poster/talk stems
• Updated pacing and organizational tools

❤️ Why You’ll Love It

This resource has helped literally thousands of teachers bring fractions to life.
It’s flexible, authentic, and built for real classrooms—so you can focus on great teaching, not endless prep.

What are teachers saying about this resource?

“I couldn’t say enough wonderful things about this product. You are one I can ALWAYS count on to provide thorough, engaging, rigorous, student-centered learning tasks that get the student immersed in and excited about learning. I LOVE the debates and all the communication the kids are doing throughout this unit. They really are formulating their own understanding of fractions and why/how we use them. This product gets a grade of infinity because it’s beyond awesome. Thank you, thank you! My fractions unit has ROCKED.”

“I love this product! It was amazing to “live in your classroom” as you guided the students through the learning. This is the epitome of Common Core: They were actually THINKING fractions! Your candid commentary was so helpful and it helped shape my thinking as I taught this material to my own students. This was far better than any of the math inservices I’ve attended–and I learned so much more…

“Just what I was looking for. I am new to fourth grade and have not taught fractions for a while and I have a number of students who came in unfamiliar with many of the beginning concepts. This work has allowed children to explore fractions, think and talk through what they are discovering, and develop a lasting understanding of essential fraction concepts.”

and finally…

Please download the preview file to get a “taste” of what this fraction unit is like. I have included a variety of pages to help you see what it is like. I do not want anyone to be disappointed as I realize it is a big investment! Every lesson has been used in my classroom and is documented with my thinking, my students’ thinking, and photos. I spent one full month using this unit in my classroom.

Don’t forget

This is NOT a traditional math unit–it truly will push you as a teacher and your students . . . in a good way! Whether you are a classroom teacher, an interventionist, or teach your children at home, I am confident that you will find these investigations useful for building fraction understanding!

Many of these lessons extend for more than one day | this truly is a full month’s worth of math instruction at your fingertips! Want to see a list of the learning targets? Know that many concepts are addressed along the way including addition and subtraction of fractions, equivalent fractions, unit fractions, problem solving, critiquing reasoning, and many more! CLICK HERE

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Teaching Tandem: Fraction Concept Sorts AND Fractured Fractions

Fraction Word Problems for Grades 4/5

Dollar Deal Fraction Flip Game

Dollar Deal Memory Game

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Problems are included in FOUR formats:

• with multiple copies on a page to be cut out and glued into a math journal

• on reproducible pages to use as practice sheets (4 problems per page)

• and on full sheet pages that give workspace for one problem, a place for students to write matching equations, and a lined area for students to explain their work—an important part of the CCSS!

• Full digital slide access!

Answers are included as are three rubrics to use to help in scoring the Standards for Mathematical Practice!

Why did I write these?

Over the years I have noticed that students tend to look for routine in math class. If it’s a division unit, they will divide any two numbers they find! If it’s a subtraction unit, they try to regroup everything!

For that reason, I try hard to sprinkle in a variety of problems all year that require students to think and apply what they have learned—perhaps draw a picture or make a table to help . . . but, most importantly, to THINK about math. I hope you find these useful!

I hope you find uses for all three versions of the problems…perhaps using a page or two from each as you see fit. You can use this as a part of a unit on fractions or simply use them throughout the year to improve problem-solving!

See also other problem sets at a variety of levels!

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Check out these other word problem resources!

Amazing Fact Word Problem Task Cards

Grade 3/4 Word Problem Bundle (4 sets of problems!)

Grade 4/5 Word Problem Bundle (4 sets of problems!)

Back to School Word Problems

And many more in my store!

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challenge my top math students but also have “accessible”

challenges that address state standards, utilize higher level thinking, and have multiple solutions! I want students to be able to work independently or with peers so directions need to be simple and easy to follow.

I’ve seen people use similar formats with letters and numbers, but I guarantee you haven’t seen anything like this! In addition to providing a HUGE amount of practice on addition with regrouping and problem solving, this resource is designed to really help students develop their understanding of place value and number sense—critical foundations for more advanced math concepts. Students are asked to do a number of different activities requiring estimating and addition with money. There is a TON of flexibility with this resource, and I hope you can find a great way to make it work for you and your students! I designed it to be very low ink as well.

So—what are your options? For me, I love having the Mind Boggling Math displayed in my room so students can access it any time. If you don’t have the wall space don’t worry! I have included a single page version of the board and really everything you need is included on the student sheets! It can be a stand alone resource! So what do you get?

–Letters to spell “Mind Boggling Math” for a bulletin board (optional)

–Full page number grid for non-displayed use

–The numbers ready to cut out and use on a display

–6 quality problem solving activities to challenge your intermediate students

–5 ADDITIONAL “Even More” challenges so you can use this activity over and over again!

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Mind Boggling Math Grade 3-5 Version

Mind Boggling Math Grades 2/3 Version

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No worries!  I’ve got your back!  I not only love teaching fractions, but I have spent years working to create fraction activities and lessons that are engaging, low prep, and highly successful.  Read on!

This math sort resource is a low-ink, ready-to-print set of quality fraction activities with full-color pictures and directions!

So what are math concept sorts? Many people use “sorts” with their spelling or word work programs, but sorting and categorizing can be extremely effective learning strategies for MANY areas! I have found sorts to be particularly effective in my math instruction, and I am excited to offer some of these sorts to you!

If you are unfamiliar with how sorts are used, I have included a full blog post with photos to help get you started! So…what’s included in THIS edition?

*Everything you need to do 5 different sorts with fractions. The concepts covered are:

1. “Is it exactly 1/2?” (understanding of equal parts)

2. “Estimating: Is it closer to , 1/2, or 1?” (using benchmarks to estimate)

3. “Is it &lt | , &gt | , or = to 1/2?” (working with greater than, less than, and equivalence)

4. “Does it add/subtract to equal 1?” (addition and subtraction of fractions)

5. “Fractions of sets” (finding equivalent fractions of sets rather than regions)

WHAT ELSE IS INCLUDED?

• The blog post with photos that explains EXACTLY how I completed a sort with my own students. Feel free to get creative and try different approaches—but I have given one highly effective and efficient way to do this.

• A “Show What You Know” sheet that follows the rule of the sort. Use as independent practice or as an assessment after you have done a sort to see what the students know and what they still need to learn. Many of these also ask students to explain their thinking—a key part of the CCSS!

• A page of blank cards if you wish to extend the learning by having students create MORE examples that go in each category. This is a great way to differentiate for more capable learners! See each sort for other differentiation hints!

• No answer key. Why? The important part about doing these sorts is the discussion rather than making sure every answer is instantly correct. Let the students discuss, prove their ideas, and develop understanding!

• A CCSS alignment sheet to show how these sorts align to the grades 4-5 CCSS.

I hope you find the resource thorough, relevant, and engaging–and that it will push your students to increase the depth of their understanding and their mathematical practices as well.

Please check out the preview to see more!

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What sets of concept sorts are available in my store?

Fraction Concepts

Angle Studies

Geometry Sorts

Multiplication Concepts

Algebra Thinking Concepts

A Bundle of ALL FIVE!

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Need other fraction resources? Check out this amazing FRACTION BUNDLE!

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Simple denominators are used (2, 4, 8 for the first 3 sets and 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12 for the final set) and only “like” denominators are used except for the final orange set. The sets are leveled and can be used to help with differentiation in your classroom.

Whether you teach from the Common Core or other rigorous standards, the ability to add and subtract fractions and mixed numbers is key to strong “fraction sense”, and these puzzles are an engaging way to accomplish this!

You may have heard of “number bonds” in the primary grades. This resource taps into that concept to use fractions instead! Students gain valuable practice in breaking apart fractions and putting them back together—all in a cooperative, “puzzle-like” activity!

This resource has the following:

• 4 puzzle sets plus recording sheets
• Formative assessment
• Bonus mixed number activities are included
• Full color photos of how to use the resource, teaching tips, and answers are included as well so you can print and use right away!

Remember, this is not a “fill in the blank” activity | students need to problem solve, try different solutions, work together, and talk about math. This is a great way to get more “math talk” into your classroom–and the students will have a blast.

It is not easy–and it isn’t meant to be!

This resource is also available as part of a “Teaching Tandem” product where you can get these assessments and a set of addition/subtraction games combined at a reduced price.

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My store is FILLED with fraction resources!

Check out this bundle to see 10 of the most popular!

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New to math sorts? Full directions and suggestions for use are included complete with photos!

Many people use “sorts” with their spelling or word work programs, but sorting and categorizing can be extremely effective learning strategies for MANY areas! I have found math sorts to be particularly effective in my math instruction, and I am excited to begin offering some of these sorts to you!

If you are unfamiliar with how sorts are used, I have included a full blog post with details. This blog post has actual photos that explain EXACTLY how I completed a sort with my own students. Feel free to get creative and try different approaches—but I have given one highly effective and efficient way to do this. It’s like professional development at your fingertips!

My students have become masters at critiquing reasoning and using sophisticated math talk as they discuss these sorts–and I have had COUNTLESS teachers tell me that they have used these sorts for their evaluations and have had administrators rave. Why?

Because they are engaging for students while promoting best practices in math instruction!

If you’ve never used sorts before, I am confident that the series of photos and detailed instructions will get you started–but then get creative and use them in other ways as you see fit.

Each sort also comes with a reproducible page on the topic which can be used as homework, a cooperative activity, or even an assessment. See what you think–this resource has prompted teachers to contact me saying how impressed their administrators were when they used it for an observation lesson–good instruction leads to good things!

Each of the 5 resources is listed separately below–but this bundle offers them all together at a greatly reduced price! That makes 25 total sorts.

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So what concepts are covered in this bundle?

Fraction Concepts

Angle Studies

Geometry Sorts

Multiplication Concepts

Algebra Thinking Concepts

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What do you get?

• The blog post with full directions

• The necessary headers and sort cards for each of the 25 sorts

• A “Show What You Know” sheet that follows the rule of each sort. Use as independent practice or as an assessment after you have done a sort to see what the students know and what they still need to learn. Many of these also ask students to explain their thinking—a key part of the CCSS,

• Also included with each sort is a page of blank cards if you wish to extend the learning by having students create MORE examples that go in each category. This is a great way to differentiate for more capable learners! See each sort for other differentiation hints!

Hey–there’s no answer key! Why? The important part about doing these sorts is the discussion rather than making sure every answer is instantly correct. Let the students discuss, prove their ideas, and develop understanding!

*A CCSS alignment sheet to show how these sorts align to the grades 4-5 CCSS. These sorts also tie to other sets of rigorous standards.

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What are people saying?

“Excellent resource. I used the ‘half’, ‘not half’ sort yesterday and it turned out to be one of my best lessons of the year! We spent an hour and 20 minutes on it and the kids were engaged the entire time!”

“Doing a concept sort is a great way to engage and differentiate instruction for every student…..A great way to engage, differentiate, and evaluate!! I have other sorts from you…so as soon as I saw on Facebook that you had another sort prepared for distribution…I wanted to be the first to grab it. Thank you for improving my instruction.”

“I used the line/segment sort as a preview to our geometry unit. This was a very challenging activity for my students. It required close attention to detail. It was great to see how many of them could persevere through this challenge. We will be trying the triangle sort next. Thanks for another great resource.”

I hope you find the resource thorough, relevant, and engaging–and that it will push your students to increase the depth of their understanding and their mathematical practices as well.

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For that reason, I try hard to sprinkle in a variety of problems all year that require students to think and apply what they have learned—perhaps draw a picture or make a table to help . . . but, most importantly, to THINK about math. I hope you find these fraction task cards useful!

NOW INCLUDES A DIGITAL COMPONENT AS WELL! All problems can be sent digitally and recorded either on the problem slides or an included answer sheet.

You can use this to teach a mini unit on problem solving or simply use them throughout the year to improve math thinking! The problems are written in such a way that fourth graders should be able to access them—perhaps (if needed) with the support of pictures, manipulatives, or teamwork. 5th graders should be able to handle them independently. They are great problems for students to work on persevering, for deciding which operation to use, and for sharing different solution strategies.

The 20 problems included require students to use different operations to solve a variety of fraction problems. These problems are geared for students in grades 4 and 5. Many problems have two parts—great for differentiation! Fractions is a huge part of the grades 4 and 5 curriculum—no matter where you teach, and finding quality “real world” problems is an important part of lesson planning in these grades.

This set of task cards are perfect to use

• as whole class warm ups
• for small group instruction
• in math stations or centers
• as intervention groups
• as a digital option for even more flexibility

Answers are included as are three rubrics to use to help in scoring the Standards for Mathematical Practice! Cards are included in both color and low-ink, black and white versions for ultimate flexibility. There are blank recording sheets that can be used for students to track their work, or they can simply do their work in a notebook. Watch for many other sets available on a variety of topics and at many grade levels.

Check out the preview for more details!

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PLEASE NOTE:

This set of task cards is a version of THIS RESOURCE for people who prefer the problems in task card format. If you already own this resource, please know that the problems are the SAME but in a new format! If you prefer having the problems in three different formats, check the link above to see if that resource better suits your needs!

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We can’t overlook the importance of using number lines for fractions and decimals!

We often expose students to numbers (including fractions!) in a variety of ways…using manipulatives, using 100’s charts, and so on. One area that is often overlooked is the building of understanding of how numbers relate to each other and how they “fit” with other numbers.

For example, students may have a solid understanding of what “10” is and how to model it—but they don’t always realize what “10” means compared to other numbers…that 10 is half of 20…and double 5…and closer to than to 100 and so on!

In my attempt to really help my students understand place value AND develop their mathematical practices, I have developed these resources and share them with you now! THIS edition focuses on numbers through fractions and decimals.

What is included?

This resource has a number of different elements to help you tackle place value–including:

• 8 pages of information, teaching tips, and photos of the resource in action! The problems start off simple to help build that foundation and then gradually get more and more sophisticated and include fractions less than 1, mixed numbers, and decimals.

• It includes 80 ready-to-copy low-ink math journal problems (5 per page) that ask students to either identify a mark on a number line or to make a mark at a certain point on a number line. These are NOT meant to be exact answers—but for students to use their number sense to come up with reasonable solutions. What is CRITICAL is the second part—”Explain your thinking!”

• Whether students work together or alone, the problems ask them to defend their solutions. There are problems at a variety of levels. You will notice that they start easier and get more sophisticated—including a set of pages where the number lines do not start at . Look through and see which problems are the right level of challenge for your class—and consider differentiating by giving different groups different problems.

• 10 pages that can be used as either homework or assessments! Students are asked to do the same types of problems as used in math journals, but are asked to work on them independently. The pages increase in difficulty as their number increases.

• A simple rubric to help you assess how well your students are able to “Construct viable arguments” and a class checklist to record progress. An answer key with suggestions is also included.

NOTE: This is a challenging resource geared toward helping grade 4-5 teachers “raise the rigor” of their math instruction. Differentiation tips are included!

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Looking for all my number line resources?

Number Lines to 120 (Perfect to start the year in grades 3-5 or to use instructionally in grades 1-2)

Number Lines to 1,000

Number Lines to 1,000,000

Number Lines with Fractions and Decimals

Number Line Resource BUNDLE of 3 resources (Does not include the number lines to 120 resource)

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Looking for more high quality fraction resources?

Improving Deep Fraction Understanding: A Fraction Unit for Grades 3-5

Set of 5 Fraction Concept Sorts

Fractured Fractions: Decomposing Fractions and Mixed Numbers

Teaching Tandem: Fraction Concept Sorts AND Fractured Fractions

Fraction Word Problems for Grades 4/5

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