Discover how to use iReady test scores to determine reading levels and ranges for third graders. Learn how to set realistic reading goals and provide students with tools to choose appropriate books.

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Looking for engaging, team-based math activities for the first week of school in grades 3–5? These 8 challenges build teamwork, math talk, and reflection from day one.

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Teaching fractions can be a real challenge, especially when trying to engage the students in abstract thinking. To make learning fun and effective, consider using hands-on activities, colorful manipulatives, and fraction-themed games. With springtime distractions, keeping their attention with exciting activities like fraction games or outdoor fraction chalk art can be highly effective. Embracing the diverse skill levels in the classroom by tailoring instruction to meet specific needs is crucial. By incorporating engaging activities and games, students can truly grasp and enjoy learning fractions, ensuring lasting understanding and a memorable educational experience.

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