It's summer and kids' heads are in the clouds... to be honest adults' are too. That's why fun "get to" activities are a must to keep students engaged. If you are like me, you are searching for 4th of July math activities that are sure to bring fireworks to your classroom or homeschool?
Well, fun activities that excite students at the very least. Below I did a round up of activities that are must haves for the 4th of July holiday.
Plus, I found that it is kind of hard to find awesome 4th of July activities for math.
So, below are listed a diverse set of Independence Day multiplication and division activities for 3rd-4th-grade math. You can purchase the bundle with ALL the activities or choose individual activities. Let me tell you a little about each activity so you can see if it's for you!
What's in the bundle?
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I hate it when I invest in something and later feel like what I purchased was not worth what I paid.
Alternately, I love it when I can provide teachers and homeschool parents with quality resources that they can utilize.
For that reason, I compiled a free resource containing ONE task card out of every task card in my MEGA bundle. That way, teachers can try the resource before they make an investment.
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4th of July Math Activities, Math Coloring Pages, Multiplication and Division Fact Fluency, Other Holiday Math Activities
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