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The 3 best toilet paper origami ideas never looked so good! The three styles presented here compliment most bathroom spaces and make a great presentation in the room, regardless of your personal style. Some folds are sharp and crisp, some are curved and flowing, so you can choose whatever style compliments your bathroom. I try to fold the rolls in a style that compliments a design motif in that space. Each bathroom roll gets folded into a different style, depending upon the decor of the room. Many people may chuckle at my attention to detail but it’s a reflection of how passionate I am about decoration and design. Are these toilet paper origami ideas a serious project? It’s one of the extra special things that I do to make friends feel welcome and well cared for. Each time I invite guests to my home, I have this quick project on my list of things-to-do before they arrive. Let’s learn three ways to spruce up your powder room and impress your guests with simple toilet paper folding techniques. These 3 best toilet paper origami ideas are quick and easy to do. (Want to see the discounted 4th Grade Bundle? Click here instead.)Ĭlick here to see 5th Grade Fraction Math Centers. (Want to see the discounted 5th Grade Bundle? Click here instead.Why not learn the 3 best toilet paper origami ideas today? Need More Fraction Activities and Math Centers?Ĭlick here to see 4th Grade Fraction and Decimal Math Centers.

Writing two equivalent fractions for the fraction.ĭue to the last two tasks, this review is better suited for 5th grade or as enrichment for 4th graders.

Representing the fraction on a number line.

They will then use that one fraction to complete six different tasks. Similar to the Adding Fractions printable, the students roll two fractions and then determine the difference by subtracting the smaller fractions from the larger fraction.įor this fraction review activity, the students will only roll one fraction. They will also indicate which way they chose to order their fractions on the printable.įor this printable, the students roll two fractions and add them together to determine the sum. The students roll four fractions from the same cube or multiple cubes and then order the fractions from least to greatest or greatest to least (student choice). This printable requires the students to roll a fraction, generate three equivalent fractions for the fraction rolled, and then prove their answers.įor this fraction activity, the students roll two fractions (from the same cube or using two different cubes), compare the fractions rolled using, or =, and then prove their answer with a written explanation or model. Modeling Fractionsįor this printable, the students roll a fraction and draw two models to represent the fraction. Here are the different fraction activities: 1. You can use just one cube or print several of them and mix and match to offer more variety and differentiation/enrichment for the students.

Cube 5 – Denominators of 10, 12, and 14.

Cube 4 – Denominators of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9.

Cube 3 – Denominators of 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 10.Cube 2 – Denominators are all 6 -> This is best for 4th grade standards for the adding and subtracting printables.Cube 1 – Denominators are all 8 -> This is best for 4th grade standards for the adding and subtracting printables.I have included four different types of cubes in the file and then a blank one for you to make one that best fits your needs. They will continue to roll fractions and complete the same task with a different fraction until the printable is complete (six tasks per printable). They will roll the cube(s) that you choose to get a fraction that they will then use to complete a task. The students will use the included cube(s) to complete the printable fraction activities and practice a variety of skills involving fractions.

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Fraction Printables -> Download at the end of this post.

You choose which cube(s) to print based on your standards and students.

Printable Cube -> Download at the end of this post.

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This post will share some free fraction math printables that are perfect for extra practice and math centers. I try to mix up the fraction activities and printables my students complete to keep them engaged and working hard. Fractions are one of those math topics that my students consistently need practice in.

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