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Challenge your students to grow their knowledge and understanding of area with these eight task cards that will have your students find the shaded or non-shaded area of irregular polygons. They can be used as either a paper-based or digital resource. Which makes them a great go to for those emergency sub plans or station work! most task cards use whole numbers; while some include benchmark fractions, decimals, or plain units. use these cards in any of the following ways: independen

Want to help your students increase their conceptual knowledge in the mathematics content area? Word problems are a great way to help them do just that! Research states, time and again, that when students are challenged to apply conceptual knowledge, their understanding of those concepts increases. Especially when they are permitted to work collaboratively in structured, heterogeneous groups. This 61 page product includes 38 weeks worth of daily word problems, a "how to use this product" page,

Set of 10 Order of Operations task cards. No negatives. No decimals or fractions. All whole numbers and positive answers. All cards include bracing symbols (e.g. brackets and / or parentheses). Most cards include exponents. Great to use as a small group lesson, independent practice, review, partner work, filler, or as part of an emergency sub plan. This set includes both print and digital task cards. Task cards are not editable.

Set of 12 printable and auto-graded digital task cards featuring a mix of real-world and procedural problems to create an equivalent expression using Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). These cards are great to use as an independent learning activity, small group lesson, math station, or as a quick unit review. The digital version is a great resource to have at the ready on those days when you need emergency sub plans. The printable cards are editable so you can adju

Set of 12 printable and auto-graded digital task cards featuring a mix of real-world and procedural problems to create an equivalent expression using Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). These cards are great to use as an independent learning activity, small group lesson, math station, or as a quick unit review. The digital version is a great resource to have at the ready on those days when you need emergency sub plans. The printable cards are editable so you can adju

These digital or print versions of Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM) real-world task cards are a must have item in your classroom resource library. This ten card set is a balanced between just-right and slightly beyond rigor. Each card depicts a real world situation in which the student must find either the GCF or the LCM. There are no fractions or decimals. These cards are a great resource for students to use on those days when you need emergency sub plans!

digital or paper-based task cardsdifferentiated into easy, medium, and challenge levelall operations of fractions are includedcards can be printed and used as a paper-based stationcards can be used digitally via your preferred LMS and/or Google Formsgrading is a breezeafter students submit their answers on Google Forms, all you will need to do is retrieve their scores!class time (GREAT REVIEW FOR THOSE DAYS YOU NEED A SUB!)depending on how many rounds you want your students to play and depending

Elevate your ratios and proportions unit with this set of 12 task cards. This digital or printed version task card set explores: unit rate, scale factor, rates on the coordinate grid, and rates in a table. Task cards are great to use as a station/center activity, early-finishers task, or as a quick concept review through classroom game such as Scoot. Task cards are also a great thing to post to your favorite LMS on those days when you need quickly put together some emergency sub plans!