Description
Here's a fun game to play with your students this Halloween! This engaging trick or treat activity has students performing operations with integers. Students love these... especially when real treats are involved!
Have your students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers with this simple activity. This self-checking activity has 16 problems for students to complete while they "trick or treat".
Here's how it works:
- Each page has one problem with 2 answer choices.
- One answer is a "trick" (incorrect answer) and one is a "treat" (correct answer).
- When a student is ready to answer the problem, they lift the flap to reveal if the answer was a trick or a treat.
- Use this as a simple self-checking game or offer treats when students answer correctly.
Ideas for this game:
- Hang the questions around the room and have students make their way around answering each question.
- Have students work individually, in pairs, or in groups.
- Make it a problem of the day to hang on your bulletin board throughout October.
- Use it on Halloween or whenever your students are learning about comparing and ordering rational numbers.
Directions are included so you know exactly how to match the pages. I hope you love it and your students learn it!
Please follow me! -8th Grade Math Teacher
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Description
Here's a fun game to play with your students this Halloween! This engaging trick or treat activity has students performing operations with integers. Students love these... especially when real treats are involved!
Have your students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers with this simple activity. This self-checking activity has 16 problems for students to complete while they "trick or treat".
Here's how it works:
- Each page has one problem with 2 answer choices.
- One answer is a "trick" (incorrect answer) and one is a "treat" (correct answer).
- When a student is ready to answer the problem, they lift the flap to reveal if the answer was a trick or a treat.
- Use this as a simple self-checking game or offer treats when students answer correctly.
Ideas for this game:
- Hang the questions around the room and have students make their way around answering each question.
- Have students work individually, in pairs, or in groups.
- Make it a problem of the day to hang on your bulletin board throughout October.
- Use it on Halloween or whenever your students are learning about comparing and ordering rational numbers.
Directions are included so you know exactly how to match the pages. I hope you love it and your students learn it!
Please follow me! -8th Grade Math Teacher
You may also like...
Adding and Subtracting Integers Halloween Color Page
Fall Integer Operations Scavenger Hunt
Integer Operations Self-Checking Digital Activities
Subtracting Integers Self-Checking Digital Activity
Multiplying Integers Self-Checking Digital Activity




