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This Google Slides Presentation comes with ten problems to review array problems. The first problem is structured to be completed with the teacher modeling the problem ("I do"). The next problem is written to be completed together with students' input ("We do"). The remaining eight problems can be reviewed with teacher support or independently. I had imported this into my schoology as an assignments so that students could write their answers independently. I had the students write their ans

This is an interactive horse race review game played on a SMARTBoard. Assign students in pairs to one of the five horses. Students take turns answering the questions relating to unit 2 in Math Trailblazers. There are 36 questions to answer on 19 slides. The math questions cover expanded form vs. standard form vs. word form, estimating to specific place values, multiplication with numbers involving zeros, and exponents. The answers are behind the white boxes-simply move these when you are ready

Pattern Blocks. Especially useful for teachers using the Trailblazers curriculum. This allows for students to show to the class how they arranged their manipulatives and share it on the SMARTBoard with others. I use the questions in Trailblazers while keeping this open on the SMARTBoard as we go over the problems as a class.

"Run" pre-made quizzes from me and have your students take the quiz to see their answers displayed/projected in real-time on your SMART Board screen through Socrative.com The 10 quizzes included cover the following topics: 1. Introductory Quiz (example with fun questions such as "What is your favorite color?") 2. Prime vs. composite numbers 3. Adding, subtracting, and multiplying decimals 4. Benchmark fractions 5. The Forgiving Method/Long Division and 2 digit multiplication 6. Improper fracti

Use this movement break as a formative assessment! Students will see a question displayed. Their answer will align with one of two exercises. The correct answer is on the next slide. The timer is set for 20 seconds, but you could certainly set the movement to be longer to meet your students' needs! Includes 9 questions about attributes of cubes, pyramids, cylinders, and spheres. Took my class approximately 5-10 minutes to complete this activity.

This is an interactive horse race! Assign students in pairs to one of the five horses. Students take turns answering the questions relating to unit 3 in Math Trailblazers. There are 21 questions to answer on 42 slides (answers included). The math questions cover ordering fractions, ratios, finding equivalent ratios, simplifying fractions, converting improper fractions to mixed numerals and changing mixed numerals to improper fractions. The answers are behind the white boxes-simply move these whe