Teaching Math by Hart

Within this resource you will find a variety of activities and games using DIY dice. This particular group of activities focuses on strengthening integer sense by working with integers in a fun and interactive way. This resource includes multiple activities, covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, ordering integers, comparing integers, as well as representing integers in real life examples. These activities can be used at multiple grade levels, as you decide the difficulty bas

Want to have some fun in Math class? Within this resource you will find nine Geometry centers designed to help your students strengthen their skills in a hands-on and fun way. This particular group of centers focuses on using the Pythagorean Theorem to solve challenging problems. These activites, do not need to be used as strictly centers. They could easily be used as enrichment activities, early finisher activities, or as a "Problem of the Week". I have also included a detailed description

Want to have some fun in math class? Within this resource you will find seven fraction, decimal and percent centers designed to help your students strengthen their knowledge and skills in a hands-on and fun way. This particular group of centers is all about FUN & GAMES. These centers will provide your students with a variety of engaging opportunites to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages. Any printables required to run these centers are also included in this resource. I h

Within this resource you will find 2 sets of notes (student version and teacher version), 2 assignments, and 2 challenges designed to teach your students about graphing linear equations. Depending on the length of your classes and the abilities of your students this series of lessons should take 2 or more days. Enjoy!

The activities in this resource are intended to be used as a warm-up (or wrap-up) activity in the math classroom. They are designed to get students engaged and thinking mathematically. They can be used at any time of the year, or in conjunction with a concept being covered in class to help further understanding. These activites will help strengthen number sense. There is a lot of room for variation. You can choose the difficulty by determining the amount of digits the number has and where the

How do your students feel about Math? The survey within this resource is meant to be used as an easy way for you to get to know your students as math learners. This survey will help you understand their needs, abilities, as well as their feelings when it comes to math. Enjoy!

The reflection within this resource is meant to be used as an easy way to get your students to reflect on their math learning over the course of the year. I am always interested to see how they "feel" about math at the end of the year. It gives me an idea of how they feel they did throughout the year and how they have changed as math learners since the beginning of the year. Enjoy!

"Isn't journaling for English class?" Who would have thought that you can journal in math class too!! A math journal can be used as a strategy to provide students with an opportunity to: -reflect on their math understanding and learning -search for real life connections -openly write about ideas, thoughts, and feelings about math -become more actively involved in their learning Writing in Math Class? is my top seller, and after a few requests, I decided to create even more journal starters t

The activity in this resource is designed to help students make connections between what they are learning in math class and the real world. Students will have the opportunity to use the skills they have gained in math class and use them towards real scenarios. Whether it is purchasing a TV, a hot tub, or a lap top, your students will enjoy this activity while strengthening their number sense skills in a very real way! I typically use this activity as a culminating/assessment activity to a unit

Can you create the tallest free-standing skyscraper? The activity in this resource is designed to be used as a team building activity in the math classroom. It can easily be used at any time of the year to challenge students and incorporate the design process. Get your students interacting with each other while putting their problem solving skills to work! They will love this activity! This activity can be used at just about any age, even as a team building activity for your staff! Enjoy!

Want to have some fun in math class? Within this resource you will find five rate centers designed to help your students strengthen their knowledge and skills in a hands-on and fun way. This particular group of centers is all about FUN & GAMES. Some concepts covered include: Identifying rates comparing rates, determining unit rates, etc. Any printables required to run these centers are also included in this resource. I have also included a detailed description on how to use centers in your c

"Isn't journaling for English class?" Who would have thought that you can journal in math class too!! A math journal can be used as a strategy to provide students with an opportunity to: -reflect on their math understanding and learning -search for real life connections -openly write about ideas, thoughts, and feelings about math -become more actively involved in their learning Within this booklet you will find over 140 journal starters and other ideas, to help your students start thinking b

Within this resource you will find a variety of activities and games using DIY dice. This particular group of activities focuses on strengthening algebra sense by working with variables in a fun and interactive way. This resource includes multiple activities, covering substitution, solving equations ( one and two step) expressing equations in words, solving for variables, and more. Most of the activities include 2 levels of difficulty. These activities can be used at multiple grade levels, as

Want to have some fun in Math class? Within this resource you will find 12 fraction, decimal and percent centers designed to help your students strengthen their knowledge and skills in a challenging and fun way. This particular group of centers is all about converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages, as well as problem solving. These activites do not need to be used as strictly centers. They could easily be used as enrichment activities, early finisher activities, or as a "Proble

With this purchase you will receive all the dice resources I have created! Within this resource you will find a variety of activities and games, covering a variety of concepts, using DIY dice. More than 40 activities and printables are included in this pack, along with directions for your DIY dice. If you purchase this bundle you are saving over 30%! This bundle currently includes: Number Dice Fraction Dice Integer Dice Algebra Dice You can preview all the above resources here. If you have

The activities in this resource are intended to be used as a warm-up (or wrap-up) activity in the math classroom. They are designed to get students engaged and thinking mathematically. They can be used at any time of the year, or in conjunction with a concept being covered in class to help further understanding. These activities are designed to strengthen number sense skills, while reinforcing the realization that numbers really are everywhere! Some concepts covered include; divisibility, sum,

Integrating literature of any kind into your math lesson is always a great change of pace for your students. At first they might think it is strange to be reading in math, but by the end they always enjoy it! Within this resource you will find an engaging activity that has been created to be used with the book, "Sir Cumference and the Isle of Immeter" by Cindy Neuschwander (story not included). This series of books is easily integrated within any Geometry unit. However, I think the theme of thi

Integrating literature of any kind into your math lesson is always a great change of pace for your students. At first they might think it is strange to be reading in math, but by the end they always enjoy it! Do have any students that suffer from Math anxiety? Within this resource you will find an activity that has been created to be used with the book, "Last to Finish - A Story about the Smartest Boy in Math Class" by Barbara Esham. I think the theme of this particular book is best used as

Within this resource you will find a set of notes, an assignment, and a quiz designed to teach your students about graphing patterns using algebraic equations. I generally use this activity as an extension to a unit on graphing linear equations. For a great extension activity, make sure to check out my Pattern Centers. Enjoy!

Within this resource you will find all you need to teach your students about expressing numbers in different ways. This resource includes a set of notes, a worksheet ( 2 versions with different degrees of difficulty), a colorful set of posters to place in your room, and directions for a foldable booklet which can be used for assessment. Some concepts covered include: standard form, expanded form, place value form, and number word form. Enjoy!