Adele Levin

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise Divisibility Rules. I especially like these maze matches for this topic as they get students reasoning about a question as they try to find the path using the divisibility tests for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10. Sometimes they might be able to see quickly why a hexagon won’t give the desired value using good mathematical reasoning, and sometimes they'll just try and work it out. Both excellent mathematical skills! [

Looking for a fun way to have students working with addition of positive and negative integers? Then try this Dots & Boxes Game! With a competitive and strategic element, it motivates students to complete lots of calcuations as they work out their scores! It is works well as a practice task or warm up activity. CONTENTSDots and Boxes Games: A fun dots and boxes style game that has students practicing addition of positive and negative numbers. Two levels of games included, each with a set o

These task cards are designed to help students demonstrate their ability to work with integers (positive and negative numbers): ordering integers, using the absolute value, calculating and interpreting word problems ************************************************************************** Not sure what a TEAM CHALLENGE is like?To preview a similar product, download my FREE Team Challenge here: Combining Like Terms (Algebra: TEAM CHALLENGE task cards) *******************************************

These task cards are designed to get students practicing solving problems with integers (positive and negative) in a fun, competitive, collaborative and differentiated environment. ************************************************************************** Not sure what a TEAM CHALLENGE is like?To preview a similar product, download my FREE Team Challenge here: Combining Like Terms (Algebra: TEAM CHALLENGE task cards) ************************************************************************** Thi

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise finding factors of a given number. I especially like these maze matches for this topic as they get students reasoning about a question as they try to find the path. Sometimes they might be able to see quickly why a hexagon won’t give the desired value using good mathematical reasoning, and sometimes they'll just try and work it out. Both excellent mathematical skills! [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a

This Converting Decimals to Fractions puzzle path (a Scavenger hunt style) activity gets students out of their seats, while practicing their ability to convert decimals to fractions. Moreover, with two levels of questions (terminating and recurring decimals), it is great for a differentiated approach, as students are able to work at different levels of difficulty! Or gives you two resources to work with two different classes. WHAT ARE PUZZLE PATHS? Students start with a prompt card with a puz

Looking for a rigorous and engaging differentiated activity for students to practice their knowledge of primes, multiples and factors? Look no further! WAIT! You can get this in my NUMBER THEORY BUNDLE & * SAVE* 30%!CONTENTS10 Question Worksheet - A 10-question worksheet with 2 bonus challenge questions. The worksheet is differentiated for different levels by including 2 help sheets. Differentiated “Tips & Hints” Handouts - The Level One helpsheet gives a few hints and tips to help students

Want to get students more engaged with the topic of Number Theory? This Factors and Multiples Sort & Stick Task is a great way for students to discuss and reason mathematically while practicing and using their ability to identify the factors and multiples of a number. For this task, students cut out the question cards and sort them into the grid, identifying the factors and multiples of a given number. *************************************************************Still not sure how a SORT &

Knowing different number properties is an important skill. Along with good systematic reasoning, this is an engaging task for pair or group work. This cut, sort and stick activity allows students to discuss different properties of numbers (odd, even, prime, square, cube, fibonacci, factors and multiples) and work together to find all possible solutions. ContentsOne 3 x 3 Grid which is suitable for both sets of cards.Two sets of question cards (with 9 cards in each set).Solutions: the possibl