
Winter Math Performance Task Differentiated Money, Division, and Geometry
This math performance task will help your students practice their problem solving skills as they use money, division, and geometry to design their very own snowman.
Students will:
Add, subtract, and multiply money to purchase parts for their snowmen.
Share some snowman supplies equally with their friends to practice their division skills.
Review geometry skills as they design their snowman.
There is even a writing extension activity included!
This performance task includes 3 differentiated tasks.
Version A is perfect for students who need enrichment.
Version B is for your on-level students.
Version C is great for your students who need remediation.
This resource is perfect for a guided math problem solving center. This allows the students to review the skills they've been learning.
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This was great practice for my students before winter break!
I love that this product is already differentiated! So easy to implement on a snowy day when students have limited attention spans!
My students really enjoyed working together to solve these problems and I really like that it had different skills they have learned over the year. Thank u
Hi, I’m Tara! I taught 3rd grade for 14 years and now teach online, where I continue to share my love of helping students learn and grow. Throughout my classroom experience, I discovered that differentiation was the key to unlocking every student’s success—and that inspired me to create resources that make it easier for other teachers to do the same. When I’m not teaching or creating, you’ll find me spending time with my family, cooking, or traveling to new places.











