Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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SparkMart Percent Simulation | Real-World Markup, Discount, Tax & Profit Game
🛒 SparkMart: Percent Economy Simulation No-Prep, High-Engagement Percent Math Activity (Grades 6–8) Percent lessons shouldn’t feel like drills. If your students can calculate percents but struggle to reason, justify decisions, or stay engaged, SparkMart turns percent math into a real-world business simulation where choices have consequences and profits rise or fall based on student thinking. In SparkMart, students become store owners who must make real pricing decisions using markup, discounts,
5th - 9th
Decimals, Financial Literacy, Statistics
Let's Eat Out - a math restaurant activity
Create a real life math activity by having kids work out decimal math and percents problems in a "virtual restaurant" in your classroom. Print out or obtain to-go menus from a restaurant. Then, arrange your classroom like tables in a restaurant. (I actually acted like a maitre d' and "sat" students as they entered.) Provide students the task directions on one side, and the sales ticket and credit card slip on the back (in this file). Students determine the cost of their bill and the tip. Can
5th - 7th
Decimals, Math, Numbers
Hands On LCM GCF Build It! Least Common Multiple, Greatest Common Factor
Kids will master the concepts of least common multiple and greatest common factor by actually manipulating items into groups. With this fun, hands-on activity, the problems are already created for you!
An answer key is provided. All you need is to print the worksheet and distribute base-ten blocks, Cuisenaire rods, strips of paper, or anything you have handy.
Your students can work in pairs to model the situation and perform the correct operation to perform a hands-on GCF and a hands-on LC
4th - 8th
Applied Math, Math, Other (Math)
Let's Celebrate Pi Day! 3.14
This is a full lesson to celebrate Pi in Math! The lesson includes the lesson plan with CCSS and objective, photo of the activity being performed, direction sheet with chart to fill in for students, and a question sheet for closure.
Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th, for 3-14. The students have fun proving Pi for circles.
4th - 6th
Algebra, Geometry, Measurement
Budget Battle | End-of-Year Celebration | K-12
Budget Battle | End-of-Year Celebration | K-12 🎓 End-of-Year Celebration Budget BattleProduct DescriptionOverview: Celebrate the school year with the End-of-Year Celebration Budget Battle! Students are tasked with planning a graduation or year-end party under budget, choosing between food, games, decorations, and music. They must prioritize fun while ensuring they don’t overspend. Purpose: Students build financial literacy skills through event planning, learning how to make trade-offs and cal
K - 12th
Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Writing
Also included in: Budget Battles | 10 Seasonal & School Life Activities | K-12
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