Charlotte's Mathatorium

This is a super fun activity that combines math review questions with a student's favorite topic--himself or herself! Students will solve problems to determine what features to draw on a person. Male and female people are included, and an answer key is included. These are cute enough when finish to display in your classroom! Ready to go--all you need to do is copy and hand out!

This is a super fun activity for practicing 2 and 3 digit multiplication! Students create a monster as they solve, and the teacher can quickly check the appearance of the monster to assess the skill. For example, does the monster have glasses or crazy hair? Only one of these will be correct! There are two different monsters so students will not all have the same result. A full answer key is provide. All you have to do is print and hand out! If your students like this activity, check out my Divis

This project is perfect for 2nd and 3rd graders to combine their understanding of clocks and time, their ability to write and solve equations, and their cutting, pasting and designing skills. Instructions for students are simple enough that teacher notes are not required! Just print and hand out!

This is a multi-part real world problem which can be solved by writing and solving two step equations and paying attention to order of operations. It is a fun and funny situation with unique transportation vehicles. This can be used as substitute work or on a day before a holiday, etc, or can be used as part of the equations unit. Answer key included! Just print and hand out.

This is a game for the whole class in which students calculate the odds of something happening and wager an amount of their choosing. It includes percents, probability, higher order thinking about how much and when to wager, and a lot of fun. This game always ends in loud laughter and shenanigans! It is generally played in groups of 4, but can be adapted to smaller classes. I have played with 10 minutes left in class, as well as for a full 30 minutes. Note: this game is adapted from a game my c

This handout can be used as an assessment or review for assessment. It includes all properties except distributive. Answer key included!

This can be used as a quick check for understanding, a homework assignment, or a partner activity. It requires higher level thinking to read the problems and analyze errors.

Divisibility Rules in plain, student-friendly language.