Take it to your seat centers math, 4 / writing, Joy Evans, Jo Ellen Moore ; illustration, Garry Davies.

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Common Core Top Pick for Math

Measurement and Data Numbers and Operations in Base 10 Geometry Operations and Algebraic Thinking

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Help your fourth graders master key math skills, and provide differentiated math practice through fun, hands-on activities in these 12 centers. Each full-color center focuses on a skill from a Common Core State Standards math domain, such as numbers and counting, operations, measurement and data, geometry, and math vocabulary.

The easy-to-assemble centers are stored in pocket folders, making them easy to use at a table, desk, or quiet area in the classroom. After a teacher or classroom aide models how to use a center, students can complete the activity independently, in pairs, or with the teacher, who may use the task to informally assess a student's understanding.

Each of the 12 centers includes:
full-color center mats and task cards an overview with lesson objectives a student direction page that explains the center activity a response form or written practice activity a center checklist to record each student's progress Take It to Your Seat: Common Core Math Centershas been updated to address the new advanced standards, and provides:
an increase in the variety and complexity of activities to practice each skill in alignment with Common Core State Standards. leveled tasks within some centers so that tasks progress in difficulty from level 1 to level 2. an illustrated math concept or rule for every center to support visual learners and keep the focus on the targeted math concept or skill. The 12 centers cover the following fourth grade math skills:

Numbers and Counting
Describe patterns of numbers and shapes by identifying the rule that the pattern follows Read and write multi-digit whole numbers, using numerals, number names, and expanded forms Use place value to round multi-digit numbers Identify equivalent fractions based on visual models Compare fractions, using greater than, less than, and equal to symbols Use the decimal form of fractions that have denominators of 10 and 100 Operations
Build fluency with multiplication facts to 12 Use the four operations to solve multistep word problems Measurement and Data
Know the relative sizes of linear units within measurement systems (U.S. customary and metric) Organize, display, and interpret data on a line plot Geometry
Identify right, acute, and obtuse angles Math Vocabulary
Understand unique math vocabulary This resource contains teacher support pages, reproducible student pages, and an answer key.