Showing posts with label Foldable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foldable. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Fraction Foldable- reducing fractions to lowest terms


Are your students working on reducing fractions to simplest form?  Take a peek at the foldable below.  This pocket foldable is used with fractions that reduce to 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4.  Students are to create their pocket foldable ,and then place the fraction cards in the pocket that they reduce to in simplest form. Click on the picture to download the instructions and fraction cards.

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Sunday, May 6, 2012

Lit Circle Foldables

I think I might have mentioned a time...or hundred that I am madly in love with foldables.  Beth, at Thinking of Teaching has shared a foldable portfolio idea for lit circles.  The post has great pictures of a great idea! Enjoy and have an AMAZING week!


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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Probability Foldable Freebie

We've just begun our last Topic (Chapter) in math.  It covers probability.  This is not new, but it is a lot to remember for my fourth graders.

I created a foldable for them to use as a reference tool.  They glued these into their math notebooks and added their own notes to them, too. 

Here's a picture of the foldable:


This is the inside of the foldable:

Click on the picture above (or here) to grab your copy!

It's the end of the year as we know it...and I feel fine. {R.E.M. anyone?}

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Mean, Median, Mode and Range Foldable

Happy Sunday, everybody!

I taught mean, median, mode and range last week and used this poster from Sparklebox2 to help me:


If you haven't been over to Sparklebox, you need to check it out.  They have posters for so many different content areas:


Then, I had my students create a foldable for all of the terms so that they could remember each one:

But seeing as this took a long time, I decided to create one for next year:

Head on over to my blog to grab a copy for yourself!




Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Poetry and Figurative Language Terms

I created a more elaborate Lapbook for Poetry and Figurative Language, but then realized the copy police might not like all of the copies I needed for my two flip books.  So, I put all of the poetry terms and figurative language terms on separate pages so that the students can make their own flip books.  I had my students use a sentence strip, cut into thirds, and stapled to make a 6-step flip book.   Here is the freebie of the terms:



Click on either picture to head over to my TpT store and grab it up!


Saturday, March 17, 2012

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