Math Diva Productions

Find out what your fourth graders have learned about fractions and decimals using this fun jeopardy style review game. Just divide the classroom into two teams and let the fun and learning begin. There are sixteen challenging questions and the students enter their scores immediately with live font. The game is PowerPoint formatted for easy set up. Be sure to use version 2010 or later. Have fun.

Welcome your fourth and fifth grade students to your classroom with this fun activity. This interactive student-interest inventory not only helps you learn about your new students. You will get an idea of where they are with computation and math vocabulary. Use it during the first day of school as your bell ringer. For in person use, just print the color or black and white activity sheet. If you are working online, simply upload the sheet to Google Classroom or upload to Kami. All of the

I am one of those lucky teachers who teach multiple grade levels at a small school. I wanted to do a math review in the morning as the children arrived. I came up with, "Math in the Morning" reviews. I make them each day to include the types of problems that I see my fourth and fifth graders struggle with. We sit around the table and work the problems together in a collaborative group. Students share their strategies and solutions freely. I was thinking about making a book of these reviews

Math Diva Productions presents this fun review game for third graders. The twenty-five questions test student knowledge of Common Core standards for addition, subtraction, place value, data interpretation, and multiplication. This is an interactive PowerPoint presentation in the Jeopardy game format. Just divide the students into two teams, team Ricky and team Karen. They'll love adding their scores "live" during the game. The fun music and graphics makes it so exciting. Your students

Your students will love this handy reference guide for graphing on the coordinate plane. Just copy the PDF and distribute it tor student interactive notebooks or enlarge it for classroom reference chart. This is aligned to 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th Common Core Mathematics Standards.

Shopping and mathematics go hand in had in this engaging activity. Students are asked to find the best value for t-shirts from three of America's great retailers. They use unit rate to find the answer. This mini lesson is student engaging and teacher friendly! There is only a few minutes of prep required. This is a great activity for your sixth graders as well as your advanced fifth graders. Enjoy!

Introduce the distance formula or review it with your sixth graders with this interactive mini lesson. This PowerPoint platform is teacher friendly. That means little or no prep. It is also student engaging. The less describes the elements of the distance formula. Distance is "how far." Rate is "how fast." Finally, time is described as, "how far." There is also a fun interactive formula match to help you, the teacher, gage how much your students know. Enjoy!

Here is a fantastic way to get to know your students and find out what they already know mathematically. The Math Diva 's "All Dolled Up for Math" takes paper dolls to another level. Use the included template or purchase the ready-made dolls at the teacher store. Ask the kids to show what they know by including math talk on their doll's clothing. The rubric and bulletin board signs are ready for you to download and post. It is teacher friendly and so interactive for students. Enjoy!

Find out what your fifth and sixth grades really remember from their previous mathematics classes. Here are three ten-question spiral reviews to help you collect data and plan your intervention strategy. The questions are based on third, fourth and fifth grade standards. Just print the activity sheets for your extended learning period or make it available at recovery station. I use these sheets mostly as bell ringers. You may also want to send the activity sheet on Google Classroom so students

This PowerPoint based Jeopardy formatted game is a great way to review for the Common Core Geometry Unit. There are 35 questions on the seven topics of: Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Customary Measurement, Metric Measurement and Volume. Divide students into three teams for Kayla, Brea and Daquan. They will love to keep score as you play with live text. Make sure that your PowerPoint is 2010 or later to enjoy all of the features.

Here's a great way to get to know you math students. Students design graphic t-shirts to get kids excited about math. The shirts are displayed in your classroom for all to admire. Everything that you'll need is in the zip file, including teacher notes, signs and the rubric. Your students will love this activity. Enjoy.

This fun review covers Unit One, Common Core Math Standards for second grade . Simply divide the class into teams to play this game in the interactive PowerPoint format. The students will love the music and animation. They'll also love entering their scores "live" during the game. This is so teacher friendly because the questions and answers, along with the animation is done for you. It will take about 45 minutes to complete the 20 question game. Enjoy!

Your students will have so much fun applying their multiplication skills with this interactive game! The original music and fast paced animation make everyone so excited. This is a tic tac toe game based on the old Hollywood Squares Game Show. This time there are celebrities third grade students. The PowerPoint is macro -enabled presentation so it allows you to enter the X's and O's "live" during the game. Of course, the questions are Common Core state standards, aligned.

What a great way to review for the end of course examination or state test. All of the questions are aligned to the Common Core Stater Standards. Just divide the students into teams to answer the 20 questions. The PowerPoint format is so easy to navigate. Your students will love updating the team scores live during play. The game directions are included on the slide presentation to make it easy to begin. It will only take you a few, minutes to set up. You may use the game for the entire cl

The Integer Brochure performance allows the student to creatively review what they've learned in the number operations unit. Students may work individually or with partners. This Common Core aligned performance task integrates technology, depth of knowledge, and cooperative learning. Students will create a trifold brochure to help their classmates study for the upcoming test. They are asked to illustrate and explain integer models, integer addition and subtraction, integer multiplication an

Fractions and Fun are what this interactive PowerPoint game brings to your classroom. Your students will love the original music and animation as they answer the 20 questions based on the third grade common core state standards. Just divide the class into three teams. To keep the fast pace they'll enter their points live on the screen. It takes just ten minutes of prep to get started. Enjoy!

This is a fun way to review adding, subtracting, multiplication and division with integers. Students will love the music and animation. They'll also love the way the scores appear live on the screen. The interactive PowerPoint is teacher friendly and student engaging. Be sure to use it in Microsoft 2010 or a later version.

Let your students show you what they have learned about integers using this bundle of five interactive resources. Integer Jeopardy is a fun way to add, subtract, multiply and divide integers. The Integer Brochure is a performance task that asks your learners to create a guide for other students to learn how signed numbers are added, subtracted, multiplied, and divided. The Scooter City performance task requires students to use a spread sheet to record the transactions at the dealership. Then

The digital classroom now has anchor charts. These standards-based classroom assets are already in the virtual classroom walls. Just add your avatar to make it complete. Addition jpegs are available so that you can add the charts to your sharing platforms or send them to your students to add to their digital notebooks in Google or Microsoft formats. It only takes minutes for you to prep asset for your students.

Formative assessment for mathematics content is so easy using this four competent exit ticket. This activity is designed to help you and your students find out what has been learned during your instruction. In the four part graphic organizer students actually state what they have learned, relate what they just learned to previous concepts, create their own visual representation, and ask the questions they were afraid to ask in front of everyone else. Use it as an assessment or part of your int