These math center ideas not only reinforce important fifth-grade math concepts but also add a touch of holiday cheer to the learning environment.

Unwrapping Decimal Delight: A Festive Journey

Are your fifth-grade math enthusiasts ready to embark on a winter adventure that combines the magic of the season with essential decimal skills? Look no further! This holiday-themed resource is designed to engage and challenge students as they delve into the realms of multiplying with decimals, adding with decimals, and subtracting with decimals.

 

In this captivating winter holiday resource, students take the reins of their own holiday shopping experience. They craft their personalized holiday shopping list, navigating through decimals as they calculate the total cost of their festive wishes.

 

The journey doesn’t end with individual shopping lists. Students are then invited to explore three unique holiday budgets, each brimming with seasonal cheer. This is where the real decimal magic happens!

Winter Wonderland Geometry Scavenger Hunt

  • Create a Winter Wonderland-themed scavenger hunt with geometric shapes hidden around the classroom or school area.

  • Develop clues or tasks that require students to identify and work with different geometric properties (e.g., finding a triangle with a right angle, locating a rectangle with equal sides).

  • Provide a recording sheet for students to document their findings and observations.

  • This activity combines geometry practice with a fun and interactive scavenger hunt, making learning more enjoyable.

Winter Wonderland Math Adventure: Decimal Delights and Place Value Puzzles

Transform your math centers into a winter wonderland of mathematical exploration with our Color-By-Code Fifth Grade Math Decimal and Place Value Review Activity Bundle. As students bring each problem to life with a splash of color, they’re not just solving math – they’re creating their own seasonal masterpiece!

 

 

 

Check out this color-by-code FREEBIE to get started right away!

 

 

 

 

Happy Teaching!!

XO, 

Kristin @ The Pixie Dust Classroom