Bethany Smith

This classroom tested lesson is a fun way to apply ratios and proportions to the real world. Included is a warm-up reviewing fraction operations, a worksheet all about planning a trip to the beach (called Beach Time Ratios and Proportions), a memory game that requires students to evaluate a proportion and find its matching answer card, and a one-question exit ticket to give you the opportunity to quickly evaluate how your students have done with understanding the concepts within this lesson. A

This quiz is a classroom-tested creation. This was made to test students' abilities with recognizing the order of rational numbers, but especially negative numbers. Students often label, for example, -2 ½ incorrectly to the right of the -2 because on the positive side of the number line, 2 ½ goes to the right of 2. After instructing how to correctly place integers on a number line, then students should be able to complete this quiz with an acceptable grade. Enjoy!

This is a fantastic review tool to assess what students have learned in your classroom this year! This has been in my classroom as a year-end project and creates a fun presentation day when all of the games get played! Students enjoy getting to show their creative side and spend a class period rotating in stations playing each others games. At the end of the class, I have my students write "reviews" of the games that they played, adding a personal touch. Rubric and schedule are included.

Do you need something quick and easy for emergency sub plans? Are you at the end of the year and at your wit's end trying to find something that will keep your students engaged? Then look no further! Here we have a math worksheet that has been created to be completed while viewing the completely child-appropriate Finding Nemo. There are both math questions, for review purposes, and questions in regards to the content of the movie, to ensure they are actually paying attention. This classroom