Be a Math Master

Teachers can create their own scavenger hunt for any content area/grade levelIncludes- answer key, template for each of the questions, student recording sheet, student instructions and teacher instructionsVery easy to understand and editable for any content area and grade level, just supply/type the questionsComes with 16 slides for questions (though you could always scale it back and delete slides and the answers to go with it on the answer key)Great for a test/quiz review, day before a break,

Can be used for any grade levelCut out numbers 1 - 10 each page has a different numberCan be used for scavenger huntCan be used to teach numbersCan be used to hang up in classroom or on desks

This is a scavenger hunt for the students to complete during the year to get to know the students. Students have to find someone in the class that fulfills one of the requirements and then that student has to sign their name. The student with all the boxes filled- WINS!

Editable and Printable Awards TemplateGoogle SlidesCan use as monthly rewardsAt the end of the yearQuarterly to shout out different achievements Superlatives

This is a test/quiz error analysis where the student has to correct their own quiz/test and then determine the type of error that they made, and then figure out how to solve it correctly. Can be used in any grade level math class. At the end, the student has to write a sentence or two that describes what they can do differently next time.

General school guidelines to include in your substitute folderThese are NOT sub plans, they are something additional that is customizable to you and your schoolI highlighted different items that should be included, feel free to edit to meet your needs

Questions for any grade level- to be used at the end of the year as a reflection. Students also give advice to the incoming class.

4 graphs per paperEditableUsed for printingYou can write the equation on it for students to practice graphing Used for any activity with graphing

Classroom Poster Decor for the beginning of the school year. Sends the message that it's ok to make mistakes, they are encouraged, not frowned upon.

Bonus points that teachers can print out and write the students' name on it, as well as how many bonus points they want to award.