Devra Hobbs

Use this scavenger hunt to review or practice adding and subtracting integers. Print out the "cards" on card stock. The cards can be printed two sided so the large picture is on one side and the question and the clue for the next card is on the other side. I have also printed them single sided and made then into an "openable" card with the large picture on the front and the question on the inside. This seems to work the best, just make sure the cards are put together correctly. Put the card

This Versatile activity is perfect for centers or independent practice. Includes perfect squares and cubes, negatives, and using these within mathematical problems. Two word problems as well. It is self correcting.

Color and identify corresponding angles

Students create their own graph, table, map, and set of numbers to show examples of functions and not functions. I used this as a choice on a choice board for reviewing.

Students use their knowledge of area, multiplication, addition, and subtraction to create a floor plan within a budget. Budget Sheets and directions are editable. A link to a Smart Learning Suite On Line file is included (on the directions sheet) so students can drag and drop to create a floor plan.