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Interactive Math Notebook – Final Edition: Fractions!

Interactive Math Notebook – Final Edition: Fractions!

I FINALLY finished the Fraction Edition of my Interactive Math Notebooks. Just in time, too!! I'm heading back to work tomorrow to start preparing for the upcoming school year.The Fraction Edition is the longest, with 11 double-page spreads, covering the 7 fraction standards...Equivalent Fractions...Comparing Fractions...Decomposing Fractions...Adding and Subtracting Fractions...Fractions with Denominators of 10 & 100 Plus, much more!!!Visit my TpT Store for more info and to preview ... [Read More]

August 7, 2013 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: Uncategorized

Interactive Math Notebooks – 4th Edition

Interactive Math Notebooks – 4th Edition

I finally finished the 4th Edition of my Interactive Math Notebooks. This latest edition covers common core standards from the Measurement and Data domain...Check it out...Conversions...Measurement Word Problems... Measuring and Sketching Angles... Using Line Plots to Solve Word Problems...And more...Visit my TpT store for more info and to preview other pages!You can also check out my Notebook Pages for "Number & Operations in Base Ten",  "Operations ... [Read More]

August 3, 2013 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: Uncategorized

Interactive Math Notebook – 3rd Edition

Interactive Math Notebook – 3rd Edition

My family and I took a quick vacation down to San Diego and spent some time at Sea World and Lego Land! Now that I'm back, I'm racing against the clock to finish my Interactive Math Notebooks before I have to go back to work to start preparing for the year. I just finished my 3rd Edition... Geometry!!!In 4th grade there are only 3 geometry standards. But, I broke a couple of them up in order to thoroughly address each.Take a look...Points, Lines, Line Segments, and ... [Read More]

August 1, 2013 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: Uncategorized

Interactive Math Notebook – 2nd Edition

Interactive Math Notebook – 2nd Edition

I just completed the 2nd edition of my Interactive Math Notebook for 4th grade. This edition focuses on the common core standards related to "Operations and Algebraic Thinking".I love how this 2nd edition turned out...Multi-Step Word Problems...Multiples...Factors...Prime and Composite Numbers...Number & Shape Patterns...Visit my TpT store for more info and to preview other pages!You can also check out my Notebook Pages for "Number & Operations in Base Ten" ... [Read More]

July 27, 2013 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: Uncategorized

Interactive Math Notebook

Interactive Math Notebook

It seems that everywhere I look, teachers are posting or pinning ideas for Interactive Notebooks. While I have found so many wonderful ideas and teacher-made products to implement a language arts interactive notebook, I really wasn't able to find anything that I thought would meet my needs for teaching the common core math standards. So, I decided to do what I always do when I can't find what I'm looking for...I created my own!I created my Interactive Math Notebook based on the 4th grade common ... [Read More]

July 26, 2013 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: Uncategorized

Non-Fiction Know-It-Alls

Non-Fiction Know-It-Alls

It's been several months since my last blog post. But, no excuses! Just happy to share again... We just started really getting into non-fiction in my class. Although my students have been exposed to non-fiction texts all year, I am now on a mission to make them "Non-Fiction Know-It-Alls"! My district will be adopting the Common Core standards next year. However, I'm trying to get a jump start with the new standards. I am working on different ways to expose my kiddos to non-fiction texts. We ... [Read More]

February 4, 2013 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: Uncategorized

Lots & Lots of Lists {11 Freebies!!!}

Lots & Lots of Lists {11 Freebies!!!}

Are you a LIST LOVER like me??? I am constantly making lists for ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING, at home and in my classroom. It occurred to me yesterday that my list-making habits have really rubbed off on my students. They have become quite accustomed to creating and using a variety of different lists in our classroom {thanks to their wonderful teacher of course!!} I love when I see these lists out on my students desks, being used to record or support their learning. So, I thought I would share! Feel ... [Read More]

October 19, 2011 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: freebies, lists, reading, teaching resources, writing

A Few of My Favorite Things {about this year} #1

A Few of My Favorite Things     {about this year} #1

I can't believe how busy I have been since the school year started! I don't know if my life has ever been this busy. I'm not sure if it's my very active and feisty 7-month-old -or- all of the changes I have made in my teaching -or- maybe a combo of both. Either way, I have been so busy that I have only posted twice since the school year began. Then suddenly tonight I find myself sitting here in front of my computer with 2 sleeping kiddos and no planning or grading to do. While my husband ... [Read More]

October 10, 2011 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: Uncategorized

Remembering 9/11 with a Picture Book

Remembering 9/11 with a Picture Book

When I woke up this morning, I planned to write a post about remembering 9/11. First, I read a bunch of posts from other bloggers who did the same. I came across a touching post at Clutter-Free Classroom, where she tells a story from her morning and the morning of 9/11. Finally, I headed back over here, and realized that today I have 911 followers. What a strange coincidence.During my first few years of teaching, I would always do something with my 6th grade students to remember 9/11 and to ... [Read More]

September 11, 2011 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: picture books

Look What We Made…

Look What We Made…

I had so much fun with my new kiddos during my first 3 days of school. We did so many fun activities and projects during our first week. At the beginning of each year, I have my kiddos draw Self Portraits. For an added touch this year, I had my kiddos make their very own frames to accent their portraits. Here's how we made them... On the first day I had my students each pick one piece of construction paper. After school I cut the paper to be 8 1/2 x 11 and copied the following on to ... [Read More]

August 28, 2011 Rebecca Rojas Filed Under: back to school, teaching resources

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