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Using Numberless Word Problems in the Upper Elementary Classroom

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Sometimes I forget how much I like using task car

Sometimes I forget how much I like using task cards...they're low prep, easy to differentiate, and are great for independent practice, whole class scoot, or even in small groups.

Many of my task card sets were made ages ago, so I thought it was time to give them a much needed update! I've already updated 6 sets and plan to have all 24 sets completely updated by the start of the upcoming year!

If you already own any of the 6 task card sets shown above, please head to TpT and redownload the file to access the updates! Many of these task card sets started off with 24 task cards, and now include 48 cards, so you'll have a lot more problems to use with your students!

If you're interested in purchasing any of the updated task card sets, I've included a direct link in my stories. They are currently on sale for 50% ($1.50/set) until Tuesday, May 9th!

Working on fractions? Check out this super engagi $Working on fractions? Check out this super engaging math activity pack - it’s now part of my HUGE 5th grade math activity pack bundle! It includes simplifying expressions, using models, word problems, and lots more!$

Looking to begin Math Routines in your classroom?

Looking to begin Math Routines in your classroom? Head over to my website to download these free posters and other free Math Routine related resources!

Comment “routine” below and I’ll DM you the direct link to my free Math Routine resources! 💜

I've put together a math routines "quick guide" in

I've put together a math routines "quick guide" in case you're interested in learning more about math routines.

THE BIGGEST TAKEAWAY: All math routines are beneficial in their own way. The fact that you have decided to add them to your math block has already made a positive impact on your students. Choose math routines that you have time to implement in your math block and that will be most helpful for your students; make them as simple or as elaborate as you want!

What questions do you have about math routines? What resources do you need to implement math routines in your classroom? Let me know below so I can help you!

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