Classroom resources
Practice algebra through expression games, matching activities, number puzzles and review challenges. Printable tasks sit alongside desktop software and digital resources.
Browse by lesson focus
Choose the topic or kind of practice you need.
Showing 1–24 of 108 resources
Show filters
No-prep partner game for practicing evaluation of algebraic expressions in an 'input/output machine' format, supporting units on expressions, variables, and patterns.
Free download Hands-on game teaching pre-algebra pattern rules (arithmetic sequences via addition or multiplication) using a standard deck of playing cards, aligned to grade 4 math standards
A ready-to-use set of 5 rotating math stations supplementing a middle school early algebra unit covering patterns, expressions, tables, graphing, and equations.
Algebra practice workbook (Milliken 'Reproducibles' series) that explains common student mistakes and provides puzzle-based practice on algebra topics such as order of operations, math symbols, and properties of real numbers, for grades 7-9.
Algebra: Memory Match Game - FLASH-MAC Algebra: Memory Match Game - FLASH-MAC is a highly engaging teaching resource that greatly enhances students' understanding of algebra concepts. Especially designed for grades 6 to 8, it expertly tailors its content to fit students' progressive learning curves. Intriguing Puzzle Format This…
A Grade 7 end-of-year math review packet covering pre-algebra topics (proportional relationships, signed rational numbers, two-step equations, circles, probability/statistics), delivered as a student worksheet, answer key, teacher's guide, and games.
Algebra: Board Game for 6th-8th | MAC Software This inventive teaching resource is designed to simplify complex algebra concepts into engaging mini-games. Specifically created for grades 6 to 8, it ingeniously amalgamates fun and learning under the same software. The Gameplay In this unique board game setting, two teams face off over…
A 51-page Grade 5 math activity workbook (part of the seven-book AmeriMath Series, originally published by Ready-Ed Publications as an Australian blackline-master series) covering three sections: Number and Algebra, Measurement and Geometry, and Statistics and Probability, with an included answer section.
Practice algebraic/visual math problem-solving through a set of visual brain-teaser puzzles, delivered as a digital interactive activity with a printable answer sheet and full solutions.
A 62-page Grade 6 math activity workbook (part of the seven-book AmeriMath Series, originally published by Ready-Ed Publications as an Australian blackline-master series) covering three sections: Number and Algebra, Measurement and Geometry, and Statistics and Probability, with an included answer section.
End-of-year Grade 8 math review to reinforce eighth-grade standards and build readiness for high school Algebra 1, covering real numbers/exponents/scientific notation, linear equations and functions/slope, the Pythagorean theorem, systems of equations, and bivariate data.
A summer review workbook and games pack for rising/outgoing 6th graders, covering 62 standards-aligned math activities (ratios, rates, percent, algebra, coordinate plane, statistics, problem solving) organized by week, meant to prevent summer learning loss.
Introduction Presenting the Summer 6th Grade Math Review | Digital Escape Room , an innovative teaching resource particularly fashioned for educators in public school settings or homeschool environments. This tool is apt for students transitioning from 5th to 6th and even moving into the 7th grade, with its wide array of topics. This…
A 'Guess Who?'-style guessing game that reviews 8th-grade function standards (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.F.A.1, 8.F.A.3, 8.F.B.5) by having students identify a hidden function/equation-and-graph card through yes/no questions about its properties.
A 32-card matching deck pairs sixteen inequality representations across four card pages: number-line graphs matched to their inequality (x ≤ -2), unsolved one-step inequalities matched to their simplified form (3x ≤ 36 to x ≤ 12), written phrases matched to their symbolic inequality ("a number times 3 is greater than 10" to 3x > 10), and short real-world scenarios matched to the inequality that models them, such as a 60-pound bag limit paired with x ≤ 50. Students each hold one card, move silently around the room to find the classmate holding the matching value, and pair off to the side once matched, with the deck reusable as a standard face-down memory game instead. A second, separately structured 32-card deck pairs sixteen fractions with their decimal equivalents, such as 1/20 and 0.05, and can be played the same way as its own round.
Review a range of 6th grade math skills (ratios, unit rate, order of operations, percent, equations, inequalities, fraction/decimal operations, coordinate plane distance, GCF) through two slide-driven bingo review games.
A single daily 8-10 minute spiral-review 'mini escape room' warm-up for 6th grade math, themed as Ancient Egypt, reviewing previously taught skills.
Review Grade 8 math skills (distance-rate-time, unit price, systems of equations, slope of a line from a graph/equation/two points, y-intercept from a graph) through a teacher-led BINGO game format.
This resource was developed to meet the requirements of the 7th Grade Geometry Standard below: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.G.B.5 Use facts about supplementary, complementary, vertical, and adjacent angles in a multi-step problem to write and solve…
One slide deck runs two back-to-back bingo rounds covering 16 total 7th-grade math problems, presented one or two at a time on a projected screen. Students first build their own 4x4 board and fill it with 16 given answers in random order, to vary board arrangements. Game 1 covers questions 1-8 (a rate word problem, evaluating an expression, upper quartile from a data set, solving for a variable, mean of a data set, an integer temperature-change problem, and spinner probability); students mark the corner of the matching square rather than crossing it out, since the same board carries over into Game 2, questions 9-16 (unit-rate cupcakes, probability of drawing a name, extrapolating a data trend, lower quartile and percent from a box-and-whisker plot, solving for a side in similar triangles, a ratio-to-percent conversion, and simplifying an expression). A full answer key for all 16 questions is included on the final slide, along with a note on the one answer value that gets reused (4.48 appears twice, so 3.36 is left as a spare on student boards).
About the Cool Math Quips Activity: 2-Step Equations Cool Math Quips Activity: 2-Step Equations is a fun and informative teaching resource, specifically designed for educators catering to Grade 6, Grade 7, and Grade 8 students.
Solve one-step equations on full-page task cards as an alternative practice format.
In this activity, students will have the opportunity to practice solving one-step equations. This activity is a digital rectangle puzzle designed for use in Google Slides .
A classroom scavenger-hunt unit review covering 7th-grade Expressions & Equations standards (distributive property, factoring, equivalent expressions, solving equations/inequalities, multi-step real-world percent problems).