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A variety of questions to activate brains at the beginning of class. Topics include: LCM, GCF, divisibility, prime, composite, Prime Factorization, Multiplying/Dividing Fractions, Adding/Subtracting/Multiplying/Dividing Decimals and Ratio. This set has 30 warms ups each followed by an answer page. Each landscape oriented page has between 8 and 13 questions.

20 Question Numbers Sense warm ups to get brains thinking at the start of class. Covering common core standards for 6th graders. Idea adapted from Kristi Cornwell who has a product for younger learners. This resource has 5 days worth of warm up with the answer keys for each day. I used this format for a few weeks with my own classes and then switched to a half page layout that they could see from the back of the class when projected on the wall. Let me know which format you like better and I wil

16 Vocabulary Cards for Math 6 Ratio and Proportion Common Core Standards. These cards have the word, definition and an image to aid understanding. These are black and white. I like printing on colored paper as an easy way to add color without having to print in color. Terms included: Percent, Proportion, Rate, Ratio, Rational Number, Unit Rate, Quantity, Equivalent Ratios, Double Number Line Diagram, Tape Diagram, Ratio Table, 3 Ways of Writing Ratios, 3 Types of Ratios, Part to Part Ratios, P

24 days of warm ups for the Statistics unit in 6th grade. Uses common core standards. Each day has 3 questions. Most days have two statistics questions plus a review question from previous standards covered. All answers are included. The warm up is structured to fit nicely on a screen, easy to pull into a smart board program or to use with a document camera.

Welcome to the GeoQuest Challenge, where you and your team are about to embark on a thrilling journey that combines your knowledge of distance and midpoint formulas with real-world scenarios! Solve the puzzles, unlock clues, and escape the room. This is a Google Form with links to six different rooms to gather clues and find the answers that will take you to the next section of the form. A success screen will display when students answer all six challenges correctly. Meets GA 2023 Math Stand

Fluency of adding and subtracting to form multiples of 10 within 100 is what students will practice in this game. Mental math strategies to add or subtract to create 10 are used by students in this game that encourages students to think. My fourth-grade students at an after school program loved this game and wanted to keep playing when our session was up! Try it with your students today. Print, cut, and play! Title Page Prep Directions Teacher Instructions Student Instructions 184 Cards

Make visibly random group in your math class by putting number cards on student desks and then the grouping banners where you want the groups of 3 to work around the room. I have my banners on whiteboards around the room so that when I tell students to “go to the boards” to work problems out, they are working with a random group of students. This set allows for three different groupings of three, to be used without needing to reshuffle the student desk cards.

Created as an assessment to determine levels of understanding of students. More pages will be added, buy now and get every update for this price. An answer key isn't needed as the matches are above/below each other.

One problem per day will cover the 2 weeks the GA curriculum map lists for Unit 2. Teaching on block? Do 2! These problems cover the 8th grade standards that progress into the Algebra - Analyzing Linear Inequalities unit. The GA 8th grade standards (new in 2023) covered in these problems are 8 PAR 3.3, 8 PAR 4.2, and 9 FGR. 7.2

These posters are simple black text on white, so you can print them on colored paper and have an accessible poster for your math classroom. The text is left-aligned and in an accessible font. Text is between 36 pt and 60 pt. In two cases, standards are longer than would fit in 36 pt on one page. In these cases, the standard is in 48 pt and spans two pages. Printing on colored paper will give you color in the room without overwhelming students with too much on a page (busy backgrounds and fan

This game for students to play in pairs or small groups allows them to strengthen their understanding of area and perimeter by practicing the model and seeing the visual of area and perimeter. The relationship of how the factors of each rectangle affect the area and perimeter begin to make more sense for students when they engage in the activity and have conversations of strategy with their peers.

15 quotes about Success for the classroom. I use these quotes in my math classroom for middle school. The posters are sized for 8.5 by 11 paper and use various fonts and colors to engage the students in the message of the quotes. Success takes hard work, but our students are capable of being successful, these posters help inspire them to believe in themselves.

An art/math activity to celebrate Black History Month. The activity connects to the 4th grade mathematics standard for Georgia about multiples, but any math standard that relates to decomposing 10 or multiples of ten would work for this activity.

These posters are simple black text on white, so you can print them on colored paper and have an accessible poster for your math classroom. The text is left-aligned and in an accessible font. Printing on colored paper will give you color in the room without overwhelming students with too much on a page (busy backgrounds and fancy fonts make text difficult to read.) Try sitting in the seat farthest away from these posters and notice they are still easily readable. Can you say the same for all th

Colorful reminder of small group expectations.

All the standards in one file. File has headings to make it easy to find the standard you need. Need to print all the standards to hang in your classroom? Print this file and you're good to go!