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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.
Give students practice identifying and describing the properties of rational and irrational numbers (framed around Georgia's 8th Grade Number System standard MGSE8.NS.1) through a 'Guess Who?'-style guessing-game card activity.
Students can celebrate the 100th Day of School by playing this roll to 100 game. Students will have fun and stay engaged while playing this single player or two player game.
This activity is great for helping students to understand place value of numbers to 1000. It is also a fun way for students to practice reading and writing numbers in different forms.
A cross-curricular mini-unit teaching students about the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, combining reading, math/graphing, social studies, research, and presentation skills.
I am looking for a geometry center that my students will really want to play with. Learning about shapes can be the part of our math time with this Feed the Monster sorting activity.
Do you need a few new ideas for your grade 4-6 math unit on angles (acute, right, obtuse, straight, and reflex)? This one page handout could be a super addition to your unit planning!
This file is a PDF that is 24 pages. It includes five different games that help students practice 3D shapes and shape properties. 3D shapes included are: cone, square pyramid, cube, sphere, rectangular prism, and cylinder.
This resource is a 3rd Grade - Find Someone Who End of the Year Math Review. Students will find a classmate who can solve one of the following problems on their worksheet.
These are 3rd Grade Fractions Bump Games . There are 3 different games included: 1. Identifying Fractions 2. Fractions on a Number Line 3.
This is a 3rd Grade Math Test Prep Scavenger Hunt. This fun activity will give your students the practice they need with all of their math skills prior to test-taking. Directions are included for how to implement this scavenger hunt. Answer key included.
Two dice-based partner games practicing converting between expanded form/standard form and between word form/standard form for 4-digit numbers.
This is a 3rd Grade Rounding Kaboom Game. Students will get to practice rounding to the nearest 10 and 100. This is a great way to introduce or review this place value skill.
This activity is great for helping students add fractions and mixed numbers with common denominators in a fun and engaging way!
This activity is great for helping students to find whole-number quotients of whole numbers with up to four-digit dividends and two-digit divisors in a fun and engaging way!
This activity is great for helping students to understand how to apply the multiplication of fractions and mixed numbers to real world problems. It is a great way to get students thinking about how they can use math in their everyday lives.
Engage 5th/6th grade students in an 8-day Christmas-themed math mystery activity where daily math tasks (decimal division/multiplication, elapsed time, data lookups) each reveal a clue toward finding Santa's hiding spot.
The 5th Grade Order of Operations Scavenger Hunt This is a dynamic pedagogical tool designed specifically for the fifth-grade mathematics curriculum .
This is a 5th Grade Place Value Scavenger Hunt. This fun activity will give your students the practice they need with 3-digit and 4-digit multiplication. Directions are included for how to implement this scavenger hunt. Answer key included.
Build coin recognition and counting skills through a winter-themed 2-piece puzzle matching activity.
Combine a classroom exchange activity with review of fifth-grade math. Students find classmates to solve problems involving fractions, decimals, geometry, and order of operations. Two sixteen-problem versions, answer keys, and step-by-step directions support running the activity and discussing the solutions afterward.
Do you need some new ideas for your 6th grade math unit to meet the Common Core State Standards for Expressions and Equations? Here is a ready-to-go bundle with seven fun real-life activities to incorporate into your unit plan.
Review Grade 8 math skills (right-triangle side length via Pythagorean theorem/trig, coordinate-plane distance, parallel-line angle pairs, comparing numbers in radical/decimal/mixed form, rate-time-distance, unit cost, approximate position of a radical on a number line) through a teacher-led BINGO game format.
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.