Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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FUN Roll It! Operations Game | subtract, multiply | end of year

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Use this fun game to practice all four operations and/or order of operations. Students roll two dice. They add, subtract, multiply, and/or divide the two numbers shown on the dice. They cover the answer with a counter if the answer appears in the grid. Each player is only allowed to cover one space on their turn. The first player to cover four numbers in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins! To make the game more challenging, use more dice and order of operations. You can also us

1st - 8th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Classroom Community

NCAA Basketball by the Numbers, A March Madness 3 pointer

Created by

Jay Waggoner

This puzzle, along with most of the other puzzles that I write, is a mental exercise in integrating, reviewing, and blending. I want to integrate more than one subject in a learning activity, cross-curricular learning as it were. All of life’s experiences are integrated activities. I want to review previous material a student (puzzle doer) has been exposed to. We get better at tasks in life by repetition. I want to blend a learning experience with as many other learning situations as I can.

7th - 12th, Adult Education

Basic Operations, Mental Math

Converting Units of Length Worksheet Set+ Answers for the teacher

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FUN Teaching Garden

Measurement tablesMulti‑step conversionsVisual conversion ladderReflection promptsTeacher answer key🎯 Skills CoveredConverting between mm, cm, m, and kmUnderstanding metric relationshipsUsing multiplication and division to convert unitsApplying conversions to real‑world situationsStrengthening number sense and place value👌 Perfect For3rd–6th gradeMath centersIndependent practiceHomeworkTest prepIntervention groupsSub plans🖨️ Print‑Ready FormatAll pages are PDF, high‑quality, and classroom

3rd - 8th

Basic Operations, Decimals

Missing Number Subtraction Practice 60 Editable Worksheets (Easy → Challenging)

Created by

chiwden

Build subtraction confidence with 60 focused “missing number” problems where students fill the blank to make each subtraction true. All problems yield non‑negative results; answer blanks are shown (underlined) so teachers can use as examples, self‑check, or print student versions. What’s included 60 missing‑number subtraction problems (one simple equation per line).Answered version with the missing numbers filled in and underlined for quick teacher reference.Printable PDF (US Letter + A4) ready

K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Basic Operations, Math Test Prep, Order of Operations