Common Core Math Fun

The games consistent of percents, fractions and decimal equivalencies. It is a fun way for students to work on their equivalences, while training their memories too! Students will construct a 5 x 5 square without showing any of the values. You may time students, let them work in partners, etc. It is truly up to you!

Conversions. I Have, Who Has is a game to support our ESL learners. You divide the cards into the whatever size group you would like. Someone has a start card. They read aloud their card. The next period will go that has their match, and then reads their question card. Example: I have the start card. Who has -6 + 2? I have -4. Who has -10 - 7? I have -17. Who has ...etc

Teachers will need to cut up the puzzles prior to students using this activity. I strongly recommend copying on card stock and laminating so you may use for years to come with your students once you cut them up. Students work on building their %-Decimal-Fraction triangular puzzle. Students enjoy the activity without even realizing that they are practicing math!