Adele Levin

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise addition and subtraction of decimals. I especially like to use maze matches 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 question won't give the desired answer 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 similar

Looking for a rigorous and engaging differentiated activity for students to demonstrate their ability to complete integer operations and calculate with both positive and negative integers? Look no further! CONTENTS 25 Question Worksheet (3 Levels): Three worksheets, each with 25 questions to practice calculating with positive and negative integers. There are five sections on each worksheet: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division and Mixed Operations. Sheet A: For students less confide

Teaching the Pythagorean theorem? Sometimes you just want students practicing problems, and these Team Challenge task cards are a fun, competitive and differentiated way to do this. *******************************************************************WAIT! You can get this with 8 other products in my PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM BUNDLE & * SAVE* over 30%!*******************************************************************CONTENTS1. Question CardsFour levels of questions to allow students to practice their

By completing this fun, collaborative activity, students will demonstrate their ability to rearrange formulae. TEAM CHALLENGES are a great way to get students practicing core skills in a competitive and differentiated environment. Ideal for mixed ability classes, or to review skills at the end of a topic. This product contains:Question Cards- four levels of questions (A-easiest, B-medium, C-harder, D-advanced) to allow students to practice rearranging formulaeStudent Response Sheet- for stud

Teaching Combining Like Terms and looking for a fun engaging way for students to practice simplifying expressions? TEAM CHALLENGES are a great way to get students practicing core skills in a competitive and differentiated environment. Ideal for mixed ability classes, or to review skills at the end of a topic. This product contains: 1. Question Cards- three levels of questions (A-easiest, B-medium and C-hardest) to allow students to practice simplifying algebraic expressions by collecting like

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! [

Students just LOVE mazes, so these no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practice calculating with positive & negative numbers in an enjoyable environment! Students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing with positive and negative integers. Students work out the answer to the first hexagon and then find a path across the maze using only hexagons that give the same answer as the first. I especially like to use maze matches as they get students reaso

These tasks are a great way of getting students to practice Pythagorean Theorem skills. Arranged like a crossword, these CROSSNUMBERS allow students to complete lots of questions in a fun and engaging way. The self-checking nature of these Crossnumbers helps student know whether they may have made mistakes. A full answer key is also included though. *******************************************************************WAIT! You can get this with 8 other products in my PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM BUNDLE

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun way for students to practise finding the least/lowest common multiple (LCM) of two numbers. I especially like these maze matches 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 question won't give the desired answer 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? PREVIE

Teaching the Binomial Theorem? Use these no-prep math worksheets to get students expanding expressions using the Binomial Theorem a fun and engaging way. Students work out the expansion and then find a path across the maze using only hexagons that contain terms from the expansion. [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a similar product by downloading my FREE Math Maze here: Ordering Numbers: Integers, Decimals & Fractions]Contents- in this pack you will find: 4 different mazes of incr

I love to use this task to introduce the Pythagorean Theorem to students. For less confident students, it has a good starting point which builds on prior knowledge of areas of squares, and leads them through it. For more confident students, it deepens their understanding to ensure they have more than just a recall of the formula. The approach used provides an excellent way of then proving the Pythagorean theorem algebraically in an accessible way. **********************************************

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise finding the greatest common factor (GCF) of two numbers. 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 question won't give the desired answer using good mathematical reasoning, and sometimes they'll just try and work it out. Both excellent mathematical skills!! [Not sure what a Ma

In this investigation, students explore what determines whether a fraction will be a terminating or recurring decimal (repeating decimal). They explore different fractions and the prime factorization of the denominator to then observe patterns before drawing some conclusions. Investigations are a key part of mathematical learning. Encouraging students to explore patterns, make observations, draw conclusions and try to justify these are essential skills of being a mathematician. CONTENTSTwo vers

This Pythagorean theorem puzzle path (a Scavenger hunt style) activity gets students out of their seats, while practicing their ability to solve a variety of Pythagoras theorem calculation problems. Moreover, with two levels of questions, it is great for a differentiated approach, as students are able to work at different levels of difficulty! WHAT ARE PUZZLE PATHS? Students start with a prompt card with a puzzle or sum to solve. The answer to this leads them to the next puzzle prompt, and so

Are you starting a unit on the Pythagorean theorem? Or wanting a quick refresher for students? This introductory lesson provides hands-on opportunities for discovery and investigation of the Pythagorean theorem. With options for print-based or digital exploration, it will help you scaffold students’ understanding of the theorem, and provide them with a strong foundation for using it going forward. ContentsDetailed Teacher Lesson Plan: With learning objectives, notes on pre-lesson planning, step

This vibrant, attractive set of posters is perfect for helping students understand and differentiate between number sets. Each poster is designed with clear, concise definitions, key symbol, examples, and visually appealing graphics, making them an excellent teaching tool for any math classroom! CONTENTS: Title PosterNaturalIntegerRational RealIrrationalWholeThese posters are modern and colorfully designed to engage students of all ages. Each poster is designed to be printed at standard US Let

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) *******************************************

This Integer Calculations puzzle path (a Scavenger hunt style) activity gets students out of their seats, while practicing their ability to solve a variety of calculation problems with positive and negative numbers. Moreover, with two levels of questions, it is great for a differentiated approach, as students can work at different levels of difficulty on integer operations! WHAT ARE PUZZLE PATHS? Students start with a prompt card with a puzzle or sum to solve. The answer to this leads them t

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