¡Another set of task cards! This set includes 30 cards that exercise the representation of fractions. It's perfect to start with this topic. It also includes an answer grip and an answer sheet.

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Objective: Understand the importance of symbols.

Have your students watch the video "Signs Are Everywhere". You can find the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nbuhXghL6A

After they have watched the video once or twice, discuss with them about the importance of signs, tell them to give examples about signs they know, their meaning and get them to tell you why they are important. Then, tell them to watch the video again, and to pick 4 signs they didn't know before. Finally, tell them to draw the signs and write the meaning.

This resource includes 12 cards with different problems that are solved thorugh addition, substraction of fractions. Others includes the representation of them. It also has an answer gris so the students can write their answers of each card. Is perfect to use on centers. 

This resource is very helpful to introduce equivalent fractions. Print one copy per student so they can paste it on their copybooks. 

You can use this PowerPoint either for distance learning or for face-to-face one.
This is a review of How can we use spatial representations.

Learning Goal: To evaluate progress made learning the topics studied in the lesson.

It includes:

Some of the instructions are in Spanish, as some adults at home may have a hard time with English.
This PowerPoint is the fifth of the series "How can we use spatial representations?"

See the other PowerPoints of the series here:

This resource greatly works with the book: 2 primary Social Sciences - Savia

This worksheet is the perfect resource to practice the conversion from mixed number to improper fraction and their representation.

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Another way to practice basic addition and introduce this operation.
It includes a visual representation of the addition so the students that are struggling with the operation can count but it also includes the proper operation.
Also it has two different ways of add, horizontal and vertical.

If you want another of this type of worksheet with a harder level go to this post.

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This video is the perfect complement to the interactive PowerPoint: "Spatial Plans" of the "How can we use spatial representations?" series.

Learning Goal: To understand plans and their symbols.

You may also use it on its own,  to explain the most important concepts about this content.

This resource greatly works with the book: 2 primary Social Sciences - Savia

¡The classic game of memory match! With this resource you have acces to a set of cards that contains different fractions with their representation. The idea is to cut the borders of the cards, glue them to a piece of paper so it's not seethrough to the students and then cut each fraction. In groups of 3-4 students they have to display the cards upside down so they can't see the fraction, and in turns they get to pick 2 of the cards. If the fractions on both cards are equivalent, they keep the pair and if it's not, they have to put the cards down. The student who gets more pair of cards wins.

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With this worksheet the students can practice the conversion of time measurement units, through different word porblems. They also can practice the representation of time on an analog clock.