6th Grade Marks the Spot

Now includes addition AND subtraction! Give your students a bit of a variety in the math classroom with this Guess & Match! The game requires students to factor and apply the distributive property to identify equivalent expressions. There are 108 cards for student use (52 matches). There are 26 matches of addition and 26 matches involving subtraction. This product is included in the Equivalent Expressions Bundle. If you already own the bundle, please DO NOT purchase this!There are full

Give your students a fun way to use the number system with a fun, monster themed board game! Included are 40 varied questions about the number system which include positive and negative integers, absolute value, integers on the Cartesian coordinate plane, distances on the coordinate plane, and word problems that represent real world situations. This is a great game for extra practice, end of year review, assessment, math centers, small group work, and more! It is a motivating way to get kids e

Substitution in expressions and equations can be fun! I absolutely love (and always have!) algebra, but some students get nervous when they need numbers mixed with letters. Our students need practice substituting and evaluating expressions and equations because it's a new skill! You will need at least 1 die for each group. DIFFERENTIATE! There are a total of 60 cards, each with a different expression. Each level, A, B, or C, contains 20 cards. Level A: These cards have 2-term expressions a

Watch the preview to see just how this product works! Give your students an activity to practice their critical thinking skills & to sharpen their math communication all without printing, laminating or cutting! This resource gives you and your students access to 20 triangle brain puzzles where students drag and drop numbers to find a perfect combination of numbers where all sides of the triangle result in the same sum featured in the center. Students love this activity as a center, fast fini

Give students a chance to practice their critical thinking skills outside of the norm! These triangle puzzles require students to arrange numbers in a specific order so that all three sides of the triangle result in the same sum. It is a great way to practice mental math and to practice reasoning skills - a critical component to the Standards for Mathematical Practice as well as STEM education. These are terrific for math centers, fast finisher options, extension activities, math clubs or sim

A set of 20 task cards with various expressions that require students to apply the distributive property with variables. It also requires students to work backwards, pulling a common factor out of the coefficients. This product is included in the Equivalent Expressions Bundle. If you already own the bundle, please DO NOT purchase this! For use with CCSS 6.EE.3** Includes 20 task cards, student answer sheet, and an answer key. They are great to laminate, cut, and put a ring around. They

Performing operations with decimals can be tricky for students, but it really important for them to understand because the real world has TONS of decimals! This product takes all four operations with decimals and turns it into a fun game with ninjas - who doesn't love ninjas? Student engagement will increase when they are having fun, and every teacher needs a little extra engagement in class! This product can be used like a game or task cards. I use them in many settings: whole class, smal

6th graders can always use a little bit of extra practice with the coordinate plane! These 27 matching cards give your students a fun way to get the practice they need to become proficient in solving distances between coordinates. They are perfect for a center, small group, reteach group, extra practice, homework, resource groups, partner work or even a whole class activity! This would even be a great way to put your students in partnerships - pass out a card to each student and let them solv

Having a integer line posted for students allows one more way for students to be successful in your classroom. As students are introduced to negative integers in 6th grade, they are also expected to use a number line to show relationships between opposite numbers, absolute value, etc. Each number takes up a half page. Once printed, they connect to make a number line that can be posted in class. You can also change the printer settings to print more slides per page to make the number line s

When my students began using fractions in a single variable equation, they completely forgot how to manage mixed numbers and improper fractions. I created this product to give my students an opportunity to practice in a non-worksheet setting. There are 88 cards included, so 44 matches. Each pair has the number written in mixed number form and improper fraction form. The cards can be used to play a game of Go Fish, memory, Scoot, or even as task cards placed around the room. You could have

These happy little cards are perfect for those pocket charts you see your kinder (or Instagram) bestie use constantly! You probably have one hidden away in a drawer in your classroom gathering dust, and now you can use it! Place the cards in array order(to preserve the picture) in the pocket chart and hide (no peeking!) any number of the “winner!” cards behind. As students answer correctly, they get to see what lies beneath! You can choose the reward - a bonus point, a pat on the back, bra

**THESE ARE MATHEMATICALLY IDENTICAL TO MY JOLLY FRACTIONS CARDS, JUST A DIFFERENT HOLIDAY!** Just in time for Halloween! These task cards help your students practice using fractions with all four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. There are four practice problems for each operation, and problems include a combination of fractions, mixed numbers and whole numbers. How I use these cards: On each problem card, there is a specific locomotor movement. Students sol

Having a integer line posted for students allows one more way for students to be successful in your classroom. As students are introduced to negative integers in 6th grade, they are also expected to use a number line to show relationships between opposite numbers, absolute value, etc. Each number takes up a half page. Once printed, they connect to make a number line that can be posted in class. You can also change the printer settings to print more slides per page to make the number line s

These happy little cards are perfect for those pocket charts you see your kinder (or Instagram) bestie use constantly! You probably have one hidden away in a drawer in your classroom gathering dust, and now you can use it! Place the cards in array order(to preserve the picture) in the pocket chart and hide (no peeking!) any number of the “winner!” cards behind. As students answer correctly, they get to see what lies beneath! You can choose the reward - a bonus point, a pat on the back, bra