Adele Levin

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

Are you starting a Number Theory unit? Or wanting a quick refresher of divisibility rules for students? This introductory lesson provides creative opportunities for discovery and investigation of divisibility rules. It helps scaffold students’ understanding of the divisibility tests (for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10) and provides a firm foundation for using them going forward. **PLEASE NOTE** This is an optional lesson in my 2-week Number Theory unit. While this will easily work as a stand-alone

42 Key Math Command Terms CROSSWORDSo often when I go through a test paper with my students I hear the phrase "oh... that's what the question meant!" Once they understand the question they know how to answer it. This crossword is great for checking your students can understand key Math Command Terms and do their best in assessments. Question Sheet and Answer Key provided as PDFs Terms included: Annotate, Apply, Approximate, Calculate, Comment, Compare, Construct, Demonstrate, Derive, Describe

Students just LOVE mazes, so these no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practice ordering numbers in an enjoyable environment! Students find a path across the maze using only hexagons that follow a given instruction (e.g. Find a path across, from left to right, where each number is more than the one before.) Contents In this pack you will find:8 Different Mazes:Maze A - D: integersMaze E & F: decimalsMaze G & H: fractionsTeacher solutions showing the correct path

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