Cameron Long

Engage your students with this Classifying Real Numbers Card Sort. A hands-on activity designed to deepen understanding of rational, irrational, integer, whole, and natural numbers. Students will sort a variety of real numbers into their appropriate categories, encouraging critical thinking and meaningful math discussions. This resource includes two versions of the student recording sheet to support differentiation: A version requiring 5 written justifications for deeper reasoning and accountab

Help students build confidence with subtracting integers using this worksheet. It includes a variety of question types and plenty of room for students to show work or draw a model if they prefer. It is a great resource for partner practice, independent practice, stations, intervention, etc.

This is a great resource for a Pre-Algebra class and also for Algebra Intervention!

This worksheet on solving one-step equations using multiplication and division is designed to help students strengthen their algebra skills. Ideal for middle school math students, this resource includes a variety of problem types to ensure mastery of the concept, making it perfect for homework, classwork, or intervention.

The Disco Ball Student Goal Tracker is a fun and versatile tool designed to keep students motivated and on track! Shaped like a vibrant disco ball, it brightens up any classroom or study space while helping students set, track, and celebrate their goals. Whether it's for academic progress, classroom behavior, or personal achievements, this eye-catching tracker can be customized for a variety of purposes including IXL lessons, iReady lessons, homework completion, classroom goals, etc. Page 1 is

This integer addition worksheet offers students focused practice on adding positive and negative numbers. It is perfect for classroom use, homework, intervention, or additional practice. Suitable for middle school math students, this resource is designed to boost confidence and accuracy with integer addition.

Have students practice locating and ordering integers with the no prep worksheet! This is great for homework, stations, and intervention.

I made this resource as a warmup activity for my middle school students to complete in the first days of school. It‘s easy, engaging, and gives a great opening for getting to know your new students.