Amy's Math Angle

Get two digital escape room activities: 1) Linear Models 2) Ratios, Rates, and Percents Both come with PowerPoint slides to use for whole group instruction and/or review as well as a Google Form for students to use to work through the escape room.

Digital Escape Room: Operation Data Breach | Middle School MathTopic: Ratios, Rates, & PercentagesStop the hacker and save the school! In this high-energy, "High-Stakes Heist" themed digital escape room, your students become elite "White Hat" hackers. They must bypass five security firewalls by solving rigorous ratio, unit rate, and percentage problems before the system wipes the data! This resource is designed to be low-prep for you and high-engagement for them. The Mission DetailsStudents n

Get your 6th or 7th graders engaged and excited about math this holiday season with "The North Pole Budget Blitz!" This Christmas themed and practical worksheet transforms essential math concepts into a fun, real-world challenge perfect for the busy weeks leading up to winter break! In this immersive activity, students take on the role of Santa's Chief Financial Elf, tasked with managing a strict $750.00 budget for the annual North Pole Holiday Party. They'll dive deep into calculations involv

Here's a fun, no-prep activity for students to practice their multiplication facts. Product includes four worksheets that cover the 2's, 3's, 4's, and 5's facts. Heart design for Valentine's Day included! Great for centers, sub plans, partner work, independent work!

Help students master identifying types of slope with this engaging, self-checking maze activity! Students identify the type of slope (positive, negative, zero, or undefined) and find the correct path through the maze. Perfect for middle school math review, test prep, math centers, or independent practice. A fun, no-prep way to build confidence with identifying slope. Included:1 Types of Slope Maze Worksheet1 Types of Slope Maze Answer KeyPerfect For:Middle School Math ReviewTest Prep and Homewo

Students practice interpreting linear models (scatter plots, line of best fit, two-way tables) with this fun "Among Us"-like digital escape room game. Each question is multiple choice with a different color alien attached to the answer choices. Students enter their answers on a Google Form that will let them move on only when they enter the correct answer. Keep track of which color aliens are the correct ones because the one with the most correct answers is the imposter! This is an engaging act

Engage your students with a game in the style of Hollywood Squares. Students will practice solving one-step equations while having fun with cute kittens! This can be used in a brick and mortar classroom projected for the class, or in a virtual classroom on a shared screen.

Here are 24 task cards for practicing writing and solving linear equations! Google slides for all questions are also included. These cards cover procedural fluency, word problems, and the Distributive Property, and are categorized by color/difficulty for differentiation. Blue Cards: Procedural Fluency (Two-Step, Integers) Green Cards: Rational Numbers (Fractions and Decimals) Red Cards: Distributive Property (p(x + q) = r) Yellow Cards: Real-World Word Problems

Get your students moving with these task cards! Perfect for review and practice of identifying angle pair relationships and solving linear equations! Post them around the room and give your students a clipboard and the recording sheet to show their work and their answers. Or use them as Warm-ups, Exit Tickets, or play SCOOT! PowerPoint slides can be used to review solutions as a class. They are editable as well! Answer key is included for easy grading.

This template in Google Slides is ready for your questions and answers! Students play in teams and "agree" or "disagree" with the very smart kittens who answered your questions before class. This can be projected in a classroom or on a shared screen virtually. This is a template for you to add your questions and answers on. Everything is editable, so you can change up the "celebrities" as well!

This super simple contact tracker template will save you time this year! Conditional formatting in the "Last Contact Date" column will let you easily see who is in need of a contact (red means it's been 30+ days since the last contact). Add or subtract columns to make it work for you. Use the "Contact Notes" column to list the dates and outcome of each contact and/or attempts. This is an easy way to make sure all families get timely and consistent contacts!