January NO PREP Math Packet {4th Grade}

It's already the end of the first week back to school in January! I just released the January NO PREP Math Packet for 4th graders. This is a packet to help students review fourth-grade common core math problems, it also gives students fun coloring, puzzles, and problem solving. You can use this packet for bellwork, classwork, extra credit, fast finishers, or homework!

THIS JANUARY NO PREP MATH PACKET FEATURES: *20 different math puzzle worksheets
*FUN activities and puzzles centered on reviewing math curriculum.
*Packed with 4th grade common core math problems for review and practice. 
*An ANSWER KEY for each worksheet.
*Lots of coloring fun. I’ve intentionally designed this packet with lots of pictures and borders to color. A MUST: Using a set of crayons or markers.

CLICK HERE=> January NO PREP Math Packet - 4th Grade

Topics Covered:

-Addition
-Subtraction
-Sequences
-Factors & Multiples
-Multiplication
-Division
-Creating Pictographs
-Measurement with Line Plots
-Comparing Fractions
-Adding & Subtracting Fractions
-Adding & Subtracting Mixed Numbers
-Multiplying Fractions by Whole Numbers

Also I just released the 4th Grade January WRITE THE ROOM with Math. Get students moving, talking, and writing Math Vocabulary in your classroom with this set of 4th Grade Math Vocabulary Sentences. The purpose of this resource is to help students with increasing their mathematics vocabulary. Students write the Math sentences on their paper with scaffolded practice. Students are provided a list of vocabulary words to use to complete the sentences. Students will be engaged and more confident practicing using math vocabulary. This NO PREP Write the Room vocabulary activity can be a success in your classroom too!      

January WRITE THE ROOM with Math - 4th Grade

  

Engaging students in Math is key to getting them to OWN their learning. Vocabulary is so important for students to practice, speak, and write. Get your students practicing number sense and fluency this January to improve their skills for testing season ahead. These strategies are key to developing students' math skills and improving their math proficiency.

Happy Teaching!