Charlotte's Mathatorium

These 7 worksheets provide a deeper level of thinking for the students. The problems can be solved using ordinary methods, but require more thought than regular worksheets. Perfect for differentiation or for higher level classes. Topics include: percents, scientific notation, volume, equations, rational numbers, and break even equations.

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 7th or 8th grade math worksheet that enables the students to learn 8 fun facts about February while practicing math. No Valentine's Day involved! Easy to use, just print and hand out. Answer key included. (March and April are also available.)

Here is a set of 3 handouts, differentiated for kids with slow, medium an d fast learning styles. This is excellent for class work or homework tailored to each student. These can also be used at the beginning, middle and end of the unit, to demonstrate growth.

Here are 8 writing prompts for middle school math students. They can be used one at a time, or given all at once as a mini-project or long term homework. Easy for you to print and use as assessment (formative or evaluative).

This is the sequel to another one of my products. Here is a fully editable word document consisting of 6 word problems appropriate for middle school math students. Each problem references a social justice or equality issue. This is an easy, painless way to introduce some important issues to middle school students and at the same time, appeal to those students who cannot relate to word problems about skiing, buying expensive luxuries and taking fabulous vacations.

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.