Middle School Math Digital Activities

These mazes are great for warm-ups the day after we learned a new skill.

Love using this with my students!

Love, love, love the mazes. Gave students the option of doing them digitally or in print form. Most opted to print out their maze, and then scan and upload during distance learning. Took the printed pages to use when we returned to the classroom in person. I usually have the students show their work on the back, or on a separate sheet of paper for every maze square, then trace the maze path from Start to Finish.

Even the mazes without the distance learning changes were very easy to use online with my students. We use the Zoom annotate tools (arrows usually) to mark it up, and then we scroll to the key page and easily check the answers. My students love completing the mazes and I love that there are so many different concepts and different levels within a given concept. It gave me a lot of flexibility and so many resources for so many different concepts at my fingertips. I am a tutor and the father of one of my students was concerned the student was guessing the answers sometimes without working through the problem, so we did try to use it only once the student was very fluent with a given concept so guessing became less of an issue. The graphics are so fun and colorful and it seems the content would really facilitate differentiation. I also used these for in-person tutoring before the pandemic, putting the mazes in sheet protectors, and using dry eraser markers to mark them up. The mazes were a big hit in person, too!

My students LOVE these mazes! They are always asking for a maze to practice whenever we learn a new skill or when we review. They love coloring and tell me that it makes math fun. Thanks so much!

Great resource!

This was a life saver, super easy and quick to use. It engaged my students and was a fun partner activity.

Was a little nervous to use these as I asked the high schoolers I was doing summer school with what they thought, and they said they looked boring. But just tried them out with my middle school (6&7&8) and they loved them. Actually had amazing discussions, clarifying each other's misunderstandings, and I heard someone even say "This is fun" (in middle school math classroom!!!!!) Am so looking forward to using these all year :) Thank you for the resources. And check their blog too- I love their posts. They've really been so helpful in all their ideas.