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This resource is a set of Skip Counting Puzzles. There are a variety of pictures, including holiday themes. All you have to do is print and cut and let students do the rest. These puzzles skip count forwards and backwards by 2's - 10's.
A second set of self-checking skip-counting picture puzzles extending practice to larger multiples (6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, and 100s), helping students count forwards and backwards past common place-value barriers.
This activity is a great way for students to practice skip counting! It is also a great way to help students understand place value.
Discover a fresh way to teach finding slope from a graph with Slope from a Graph Digital Activity. This self-checking digital activity turns a routine math skill into an engaging game for grades 7-10.
Finding Slope from Table Pixel Art is a self-checking digital activity designed to engage 7th-10th grade students in learning how to find slope from a table.
This is a Slope Race Partner Activity . This activity will give your students practice with finding slope and it requires them to use their expressive and receptive language skills to share information with a partner.
So many different ways to use these playing cards! Card sort, Go Fish, Spoons, etc. Any game where you can find pairs of twos or fours can be played with these cards.
A cut-and-paste sorting activity where students calculate the rate of change/slope of 24 functions and group them into 6 sets of 4 ('four of a kind') sharing the same rate of change, aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.F.A.2 and 8.F.B.4 with a focus on slope/rate of change.
This activity is perfect for helping students practice counting nickels and cents amounts! The Snicker-doodle cookies make it fun and delicious too!
Print-and-go activity mats for toddlers/preschoolers to practice counting 1-10, usable with manipulatives, playdough, or fingerpaint.
A multi-skill early literacy and math practice set using printable snowflake manipulatives (letters, numbers, sight words) with task cards for sorting, ordering, and spelling activities.
Snowman Patterns Math Center: An Overview Snowman Patterns Math Center is a comprehensive, engaging educational resource specifically designed to aid early learners in honing their mathematical abilities.
Snowy Count the Room Ten Frames Snowy Count the Room Ten Frames is an engaging teacher's resource designed for young learners, from preschool to grade 1.
This file is a domino game for students to practice solving linear equations. The equations include variables on both sides of the equation, fractions and decimals, parenthesis, and negative numbers.
Solve One-Step Inequalities Digital Self-Checking Sketch and Guess Activity is an engaging way for your students to practice solving one-step inequalities.
A scavenger-hunt style practice activity for solving two-step linear equations, explicitly aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.EE.B.4.A.
This Solving Area Problems Worksheet is a great way for students to practice finding the area of different shapes. By creating designs and drawing them, students will be able to better understand how to find the area of each structure.
This is a Solving Equations Introduction Activity that your elementary students will love. The objective is for students to problem-solve to find the number of balls hidden inside boxes.
A Halloween-themed digital escape room giving students practice solving one-step equations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division forms).
Looking for an engaging and fun way to help your students practice one-step equations? Look no further than this exciting new game ! With no prep required, this digital activity allows students to practice their algebra skills while having…
We've got a game for you! It's a no-prep activity that will allow your students to practice one step equations while having fun. Students will practice with this engaging digital activity using Google Sheets.
Sort Non-Identical Items - Halloween Edition Young learners will enjoy this Halloween-themed activity designed to build visual discrimination skills.
BUGS BUGS BUGS - sorting bugs Beware this activity could make your skin crawl! To begin the activity, the learner is presented with two sorting cards each featuring an image of a specific type of bug, such as a ladybug and a butterfly.
A math resource giving early learners practice sorting different non-identical shapes.