4th Grade Illustrative Math™ Unit 7 Types of lines - Angles - Using Protractors

Description

Give your students the extra practice they need with this Grade 4 Unit 7 Practice Book designed to align with Illustrative Math® or any 4th grade math curriculum covering types of lines (including concepts of parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting), types of angles, and measuring with a protractor. It also includes spiral review for fractions and multi-digit computation for all four operations!

This resource is perfect for teachers who love the rich instructional experiences in Illustrative Math® but want additional, streamlined practice opportunities for homework, centers, intervention groups, or quick skill checks. It’s also great for teachers using other math programs who want focused practice on these critical math skills. It’s a great way to build in review or provide easy, focused practice!

It’s a great homework packet for ANY 4th grade teacher wanting no-prep, easy-to-follow review work! These topics are tricky and new for many students–most students have never used a protractor before! This practice packet gives many additional opportunities to refine the important skills such as:

identifying different types of lines
estimating the size of angles
measuring angles (including those in shapes)
using a protractor to draw angles
solving “missing angle” problems

In addition, multi-digit multiplication and division need lots and lots of practice problems to build fluency and automaticity. Students simply need multiple practice experiences over extended time periods. That’s where this can help!

Most teachers don’t want 100 practice pages on a given topic–they simply want a little bit more to help them ensure their students can master the skill! That’s what I’ve created…just a little bit more at a very accessible price.

What’s Included:

28 half-sheet practice activities (low-ink, no-frills format)
Beginning and end-of-unit student self-assessments for reflection and progress tracking
Challenge problems sprinkled throughout for students ready for an extra push
Fluency work throughout–both to review earlier taught fraction skills but also extra addition/subtraction and multiplication/division computation–the continuation of a spiral review for the year.
Full answer keys
A table of contents that helps you know exactly what is covered on each page
Two cover options (one that mentions Illustrative Math® and one that does not)

Why Teachers Will Love It:

Ready-to-use, no prep required
Perfect for homework, bell ringers, centers, intervention groups, or partner review
Provides review problems to support key 4th grade skills, including plenty of practice with essential algorithms–especially those pesky ‘s in subtraction and long division!
Directions are simple and answers are included!

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Parents–if YOU feel you need a little “something” to help your CHILD with these concepts–this is perfect for you as well!

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Whether you need quick practice pages, homework options, or intervention materials, this packet provides flexible support to help your students build fluency and confidence. Interest has been strong, so now Grade 4–Units 1-8 have been completed (because Unit 9 is all application, I’ve elected to not make a practice book for that one), and then grades 3 and 5 will follow.

Check the preview to learn more!

Need Unit 1? HERE YOU GO! (prime and composite numbers)
Here’s Unit 2! CLICK HERE (fraction basics, equivalent and comparing fractions)
Unit 3 can be found RIGHT HERE (adding, subtracting, multiplying fractions)
Unit 4 is HERE! (decimals, place value to 1,000,000, addition/subtraction with regrouping)
Unit 5 is H ERE (multiplicative comparison problems, measurement conversions, perimeter)
Here’s Unit 6! (multi-digit multiplication, division and problem solving)
And Unit 7: (Types of lines, types of angles, using a protractor, solving angle problems)
Finally Unit 8! (Classifying triangles and quadrilaterals, symmetry, identifying features of 2D shapes)

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WANT MORE WORK WITH ANGLES?

5 Angle Math Sorts (great for math talk and finding misconceptions!)
3 Amazing Angle Activities!
Geometry Task Card Bundle (SO many great geometry skills!)

HOW ABOUT MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION?

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All rights reserved by ©The Teacher Studio. Purchase of this resource entitles the purchaser the right to reproduce the pages in limited quantities for single classroom use only. Duplication for an entire school, an entire school system, or commercial purposes is strictly forbidden without written permission from the author at fourthgradestudio@gmail.com. Additional licenses are available at a reduced price.

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