Creativity Booster

Ever been to an escape room with your students? Mathematics #Escape_Room was a perfect way to engage students. Each mission meets rigorous standards while they have a blast solving clues. They were a little overwhelmed, a bit too excited, and more than anything, they all got to solve all the clues and WIN!

Summary of "Steps to evaluate fractions' operations".

Two versions that can be printed on white or colored papers and laminated to keep with students as a reference all year. The bracelets are set up differently so the student can keep it on hand until he memorize it, and then to have the next bracelet with a new multiplication table.

Students learning about addition and subtraction, multiplication and division by picking-up items' prices from a list they will be given. Then picking multiple items by choice to buy with a certain amount of money.

Printed on white or colored papers and laminated to make it as a group work activity for middle school students.

In geometry a quadrilateral is a four-sided polygon, having four edges and four corners. The word is derived from the Latin words "quadri", a variant of four, and latus, meaning "side". This is a summary of "Definitions of Quadrilaterals" using a foldable wheel.

During these hard times, we are in need for something exciting and special to welcome the holy month Ramadan. I'm glad to upload these special greeting cards (that depend on the math lessons learned) to welcome Ramadan.

Who doesn’t like the thrill of finding the last item on the list, jumping out of the chair, and shouting BINGO. Students play this incredibly fun game in order to review 'angles' lesson . Learners customized, created their own Bingo card, and then crossed out the same type of angle (acute, obtuse, right, straight or null ), but each of them in a different measure.

Algebra Equation Solver Bingo (one-step equations) is an engaging and interactive game designed to help students practice solving one-step addition and subtraction equations. Students will solve equations called out by the teacher, find the corresponding number on their bingo cards, and mark it. The first player to get five numbers in a row, column, or diagonal wins and shouts "Bingo!" This game is perfect for reinforcing algebra skills in a fun and collaborative way.