Egghead Arcade

Students complete patterns using shapes and colors by filling in the blank spaces next to a repeating pattern.

Give your students a chance to develop a high-level of proficiency with a ruler in a fun and exciting way! Students move around through a small shopping district through the use of a ruler, and write down what they purchased at each store. Find out how creative some of their purchases can be!

The classic game of Battleship revamped to teach kids place value of 5 digit numbers. -Students are put in pairs, with each pair getting one game board -Students should spend about 5-10 minutes plotting out the spots for all 7 of their units -Students state the letter and the number that they would like to attack. If it is a hit, then they mark that scare with red on their paper. If it is a miss, then they will use a green marker. -The first student to knock out all of the other's units is d

Here is a mystery picture of a cityscape at night using nine different colors. The students first have to identify the fraction shown by the graphics at the bottom, and then convert it to decimal notation,. Then they color each square according to the color indicated by the bottom graphics. There are lots of squares, so expect this one to be more challenging!

Have your students discover the relationship between fractions, decimals and percentages in a fun way by having them color the squares corresponding to the diagrams at the top of the page to uncover a hidden picture.

Students look at a series of repeating patterns on a map. Using the key at the bottom-left of the page, students are to color the map based on the pattern shown in each space. They are trying to find the path to the other side of the map, colored in GREEN, as well as the three pieces of gold, colored in YELLOW.

Practice multiplying 3-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers, and discover which of the dragon eggs in the carton is actually a unicorn egg!

Students must name all of the fractions on the page, and then match the fraction on the left with it's reduced form on the right.

Have your students discover the relationship between fractions, decimals and percentages in a fun way by having them color the squares corresponding to the diagrams at the top of the page to uncover a hidden picture.