Name: Engage New York Math Aligned Digital Math Activities for Grade 4, Module 1
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Description

Are you looking for a way to bring more engagement to Engage New York Math Grade 4, Module 1? Then you need these digital math activities! These digital activities give students more practice with all of the topics covered in Engage New York Math Grade 4, Module 1, so they can master the concepts being taught.

The activities are aligned to the lessons in Engage New York Math Grade 4, Module 1. You get at least one activity per lesson for most lessons. Unfortunately, some lessons are not conducive to the digital format. Each activity is unique, so your students don’t get bored. Depending on the activity, students move pieces or fill in answers as they work with the mathematical concepts in the lesson. Plus, all of the numbers in the activities are editable so that you can give students the assignment multiple times. As a result, you can give each student the practice he or she needs to be successful.

Engage New York’s math program is available for free online and covers all of the standards for 4th grade math under Common Core. It includes practice sets, homework, and one exit ticket for each lesson. This resource is a companion to that program. If you would like to download the original Engage New York Math lessons, you can do so here.

Included in this Resource

digital activities

Covered in Engage New York Math Grade 4, Module 1

⭐ multiplying by powers of ten

⭐ place value

⭐ standard form, expanded form, and written form

⭐ comparing numbers

⭐ rounding numbers

⭐ adding

⭐ subtracting

⭐ story problems

4th Grade Engage New York Math Digital Activities

Module 7

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