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Have students practice writing and solving ratios and proportions while they play Proportions Walk About! This is a two player game and students will need playing pieces (my students usually used two-sided red and yellow chips) and one die. Students roll the die and move forward that many spaces. They then solve the ratio or proportion. However, if their partner can prove that they made a mistake, they must go back to start! This means that both players are doing the math each and every time.

Here are a few suggestions as to how to use these 15 math vocabulary puzzles: Assign the crossword puzzle at the start of a unit as a warm-up Assign the crossword puzzle at the end of a unit as a vocabulary review for the upcoming exam Once students finish a test, hand out the crossword puzzle which will deal with the upcoming unit Assign the crossword puzzle for extra credit Have the puzzle on hand for extra word for substitutes

Here are a few suggestions as to how to use these 12 math vocabulary puzzles: Assign the crossword puzzle at the start of a unit as a warm-up Assign the crossword puzzle at the end of a unit as a vocabulary review for the upcoming exam Once students finish a test, hand out the crossword puzzle which will deal with the upcoming unit Assign the crossword puzzle for extra credit Have the puzzle on hand for extra word for substitutes

Here are a few suggestions as to how to use these 14 math vocabulary puzzles: Assign the word search puzzle at the start of a unit as a warm-up Assign the word search at the end of a unit as a vocabulary review for the upcoming exam Once students finish a test, hand out the word search puzzle which will deal with the upcoming unit Assign the word search puzzle for extra credit Have the puzzle on hand for extra word for substitutes

Here are a few suggestions as to how to use these 14 math vocabulary puzzles: Assign the crossword puzzle at the start of a unit as a warm-up Assign the crossword puzzle at the end of a unit as a vocabulary review for the upcoming exam Once students finish a test, hand out the crossword puzzle which will deal with the upcoming unit Assign the crossword puzzle for extra credit Have the puzzle on hand for extra word for substitutes

Have students practice finding complementary and supplementary angles while they play Rolling C & S! This is a two player game and students will need playing pieces (my students usually used two-sided red and yellow chips) and one die. Students roll the die and move forward that many spaces. If they rolled an even number they find the complement of the space they landed on. So if they rolled a 4, they would have landed on 78 degrees. So they would find the complement of 78 degrees. However,

Have students practice one-step equations while they play Step Out! This is a two player game and students will need playing pieces (my students usually used two-sided red and yellow chips) and one die. Students roll the die and move forward that many spaces. They then solve the one-step equation. However, if their partner can prove that they made a mistake, they must go back to start! This means that both players are doing the math each and every time. One player is trying to move on the boar

This activity is done in pairs. Each person needs a copy of the worksheet and each pair needs one die. If you have felt (used to help reduce noise) hand out one piece to each pair. The pairs will read the worksheet and complete the activity. They will roll a die and record the results and then compare the experimental probability with the theoretical probability. When the students have completed the activity, go over the fill-in the blank questions as well as the last three questions.

Here are a few suggestions as to how to use these 15 math vocabulary puzzles: Assign the word search puzzle at the start of a unit as a warm-up Assign the word search at the end of a unit as a vocabulary review for the upcoming exam Once students finish a test, hand out the word search puzzle which will deal with the upcoming unit Assign the word search puzzle for extra credit Have the puzzle on hand for extra word for substitutes

Do you teach math in Texas? Are you worried about the newly revised TEKS for the STAAR test? Then check out my 20 Days to STAAR homework. This is 20 days of homework which has been written to address the newly revised 3rd grade TEKS. The homework has been designed to ensure that the students are consistently exposed to 60% readiness standard practice and 40% supporting standard practice. Most problems require multiple steps and have both readiness and supporting standards embedded. Student

Do you teach math in Texas? Are you worried about the newly revised TEKS for the STAAR test? Then check out my 20 Days to STAAR homework. This is 20 days of homework which has been written to address the newly revised 6th grade TEKS. The homework has been designed to ensure that the students are consistently exposed to 60% readiness standard practice and 40% supporting standard practice. Most problems require multiple steps and have both readiness and supporting standards embedded. Student

Do you teach math in Texas? Are you worried about the newly revised TEKS for the STAAR test? Then check out my 20 Days to STAAR homework. This is 20 days of homework which has been written to address the newly revised 8th grade TEKS. The homework has been designed to ensure that the students are consistently exposed to 60% readiness standard practice and 40% supporting standard practice. Most problems require multiple steps and have both readiness and supporting standards embedded. Student

Do you teach math in Texas? Are you worried about the newly revised TEKS for the STAAR test? Then check out my 20 Days to STAAR homework. This is 20 days of homework which has been written to address the newly revised 5th grade TEKS. The homework has been designed to ensure that the students are consistently exposed to 60% readiness standard practice and 40% supporting standard practice. Most problems require multiple steps and have both readiness and supporting standards embedded. Student

Do you teach math in Texas? Are you worried about the newly revised TEKS for the STAAR test? Then check out my 20 Days to STAAR homework. This is 20 days of homework which has been written to address the newly revised 7th grade TEKS. The homework has been designed to ensure that the students are consistently exposed to 60% readiness standard practice and 40% supporting standard practice. Most problems require multiple steps and have both readiness and supporting standards embedded. Student

Have students practice solving two-step equations while they play Double Step! This is a two player game and students will need playing pieces (my students usually used two-sided red and yellow chips) and one die. Students roll the die and move forward that many spaces. They then solve the two-step equation. However, if their partner can prove that they made a mistake, they must go back to start! This means that both players are doing the math each and every time. One player is trying to mov

Do you teach math in Texas? Are you worried about the newly revised TEKS for the STAAR test? Then check out my 20 Days to STAAR homework. This is 20 days of homework which has been written to address the newly revised 4th grade TEKS. The homework has been designed to ensure that the students are consistently exposed to 60% readiness standard practice and 40% supporting standard practice. Most problems require multiple steps and have both readiness and supporting standards embedded. Student

Here are a few suggestions as to how to use these 12 math vocabulary puzzles: Assign the word search puzzle at the start of a unit as a warm-up Assign the word search at the end of a unit as a vocabulary review for the upcoming exam Once students finish a test, hand out the word search puzzle which will deal with the upcoming unit Assign the word search puzzle for extra credit Have the puzzle on hand for extra word for substitutes

This game is very similar to Dominoes. We are not keeping track of points. Instead the person who gets rid of their tiles wins. There are two types of tiles. One type has an identical description written on both sides of the tile. This tile is called a spinner. Spinners are special can play off of all four sides. The other type of tile either has two algebraic expressions or has 1 algebraic expression and 1 description. The goal is to match the algebraic expression (words) to the mathematic

Have students practice finding simple and independent compound probabilities while playing Hexing Probability! This is a two player game and students will need playing pieces (my students usually used two-sided red and yellow chips) and one die. Students roll the die and move forward that many spaces. They then find the probability of the question that they landed on. Now, if their partner can prove that they made a mistake, they must go back to start! This means that both players are do

This Tesselation Project includes a rubric.