Common Core Middle School Math

Transformation Task Cards include 20 questions that are complete with QR Codes that students can scan with a QR Code reader on a wireless device (iPad, tablet, cell phone, etc.) to check answers. Includes transformation topics of: translations, reflections and rotations that are presented in PowerPoint and could be used for whole class instruction, printed one to a page as large task cards, or multiple to a page for mini-task cards.

Reviewing Transformations? This review game can be used to give students instant feedback on their progress. This game includes 20 review questions of the following topics: translations, rotations, reflections and dilations. Which covers the following standards: 8.G.A.1 8.G.A.2 8.G.A.3 8.G.A.4 This game is easy to use and requires little to no preparation. Students or the teacher simply select a question by clicking on a Transformer Mask. The question will come up. A timer can be used to mon

Circles Task Cards include 20 questions that are complete with QR Codes that students can scan with a QR Code reader on a wireless device (iPad, tablet, cell phone, etc.) to check answers. Includes circle topics of: radius, diameter, circumference and area that are presented in PowerPoint and could be used for whole class instruction, printed one to a page as large task cards, or multiple to a page for mini-task cards.

Geometry & Area Task Cards include 20 questions that are complete with QR Codes that students can scan with a QR Code reader on a wireless device (iPad, tablet, cell phone, etc.) to check answers. Includes topics of finding area of: rectangles, triangles, parallelograms and trapezoids that are presented in PowerPoint and could be used for whole class instruction, printed one to a page as large task cards, or multiple to a page for mini-task cards.

Want to get outside and investigate pumpkins? Real-life application of skills are really important to students making connections to math skills in the classroom. This lab covers both math and science skills of circumference, diameter, rotations and density. It does require an outdoor space such as a blacktop or track or a long hallway. * I did not buy the pumpkins that I used. I sent out an email to parents and told kids about it in class. All pumpkins used were donated!

This lesson was based on the Teaching Channel lesson Carousel Activity that was written at a high school geometry lesson. I wanted to take the concept and have students critique the reasoning of others in the same fashion, but at a middle school level. I'd suggest checking out the link to the lesson on Teachign Channel for implementation: https://www.teachingchannel.org/videos/carousel-activity-math-lesson