A Marvelous Math Class

You can customize this escape room for what ever grade or subject you teach! There are six clues hidden in this room. Students can click around and discover them. Once students have the code, they can click on the lock and enter their code in a google form to see if they are correct. Currently this is set up for Dividing Whole Numbers and Decimals. However, you can change the questions to what ever you would like!

In this activity/game, students will free a princess! Their goal is to successfully answer six questions about dividing mixed numbers. They will click around the scene to find the clues. When they have answered all six, they will go to the castle where they will enter the code. If they enter the code correctly, they will free the princess! This activity is great for distance learning! It can also be customized. You can change the questions to a different topic! This folder includes origin

Here you will find the first several pages of what you can use to start a distance learning interactive notebook. This online source can be used to help engage students. This includes a title page where students can add in their name. A table of contents for 45 pages, a PowerSchool help sheet, and a RACE format guide are included. These can be deleted if not needed. You can personalize this comp book to your liking! Add in pages to complete your notebook!

These digital anchor charts can be extremely useful for students who need to refer back to a resource sheet. There are six posters. They include: Adding and Subtracting Decimals Multiplying DecimalsDividing Decimals Changing Mixed Fractions Multiplying Fractions Dividing Fractions These were created through Google Slides. You can share them with your students!

Kids LOVE to play with play dough, no matter how old they are! Why not let them have some fun while learning. This activity can be used to either introduce polyhedron and their characteristics or for students to demonstrate what they have learned. Students "stamp" 3-demensional shapes into play dough to identify the net of the object. Students then can find the surface area and volume for each object. This activity has students create a Google slide to display their work.