Fraction Practice Grades 3-6 50% off TPT Resources

It's Tuesday, and you know what that means---it's...

TWO FOR TUESDAY with The Teaching Tribune!
(sorry my computer isn't cooperating with me to upload the picture)

Today I am putting these two item up for 50% off in my Teachers Pay Teachers store:

The first item is my Fractions of a Set Task cards:

Click the above picture to take you to this item. :)

It contains 24 fractions of a set task cards which are word problems (most of them multi-step), a recording sheet and answer key.  It's a great resource for letting your students practice how to find fractions of a set in real world scenarios.

The second item is:

This a GREAT resource to reinforce with students how to plot, read, and interpret fractions on a line plot! In my experience this is a tough concept for students to grasp.

It's a 7 page printable resource can be used as guided or individual practice, as a guided math center game, homework, etc.! The possibilities are endless!
There are 2 independent practice pages which rely on students to plot fractions on a line plot, add and subtract fractions and mixed numbers, multiply a fraction by a whole number, find equivalent fractions, and simplify fractions.1 line plot recording sheet (you can print multiple times on card stock in color, then put it in a clear plastic sleeve to be used with dry erase markers over and over again).12 task cards for students to play “The Early Bird Gets the Worm!”1 worksheet that goes along with the task cards.
This game can EASILY be played more than once with a group since each time the task cards will be dispersed differently.

I hope that you enjoy these items!  :)

Worksheet Wednesday: Fractions on a line plot FREEBIE

Happy Wednesday Everyone!!!!!

Again today I am linking up with The Teaching Tribune for the Summer Bloggin' Series!

Today I am offering a FREE math sheet "The Early Bird Catches the Worm:  Fractions on a Line Plot"!

Fractions on a line plot was a fourth grade standard this year that my class had a REALLY hard time with, and it took us a LOT of practice to understand it!  This worksheet is ONE of my set that I have on TPT (I plan to only have it free today, because I can't include the cover pages with the credits if it is only one page...but here they are to be fair:

It worked GREAT this year, and this was something that the more hands on it was the better!  The FREE worksheet alone is good practice for students as guided or independent practice.  If you would like the complete package it is also available on TPT (it includes another worksheet for practice and a line plot task card game).  Click on the credits above to link to the ENTIRE file. :)