Evil Math Wizard

These eighteen math games promote the connection between families and school. Now you can us them in your physical classroom or Google or MS Teams! Perfect for a take home gift for Family Math Nights. These games are genuinely fun for the whole family (I am not kidding) and are designed to reinforce and review all kinds of math skills including logic and probability. Also, as I create more games I will add them to this collection, so if you buy this now, you will get any additions for free! Now

This set of 26 fraction photo cards give your students more experience viewing fractions using real life photos. As I take more photos I will add onto this fraction collection. Perfect for math journals, centers, or whole group activities. How can I use this product?Printed in full color, this set of fractions task cards can be used for a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or as a whole group activity. You can also display these through your computer and lead a wh

A 32 set of ready to go pattern task cards. Great way to start your math lessons for the year, as patterns are an important math foundation. The patterns progress from easier to more difficult, so perfect for differentiation. How can I use this product?I have used these as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. Because they are differentiated, you can have your basic group start with the first 10, and your next group do the next 10 and you

This complete kit of (27 pages) includes seven activities for everything you need to introduce non-standard unit measuring and then transition your students to standard length measuring, with US customary and metrics. How can I use this product?Really helps solidify the concept through hands-on activities, games, and centers. Most of the measurement activities are most appropriate for second grade. First graders can certainly use the non-standard activities and third graders can use all of them

This complete 25 page file includes seven activities for everything you need to introduce non-standard unit measuring and then transition your students to standard length measuring, with metrics. How can I use this product?Really helps solidify the concept through hands-on activities, games, and centres. Most of the activities are most appropriate for second grade. First graders can certainly use the non-standard activities and third graders can use all of them for review. What is included?The P

Do your students have gaps in their measuring length skills? This complete collection of 18 worksheets (or a self-guided station) steps students from non-standard to standard length measuring, including centimeters, inches, broken ruler, and perimeter, as well as estimating to closest 1/2 inch, 1/4 inch, and 1/8 inch. How can I use this product?Two ways: print out the worksheets and it's easy to differentiate as the worksheets progress in difficulty. Or, you can put the pages into sheet protect

A 28 set of I have … What Time Is Next? Cards for a fun whole class game. Actual analog time is on each card, as well as 5 minute increments around the edge of the clock to help with telling time. How can I use this product?I have used these as a warm-up activity before we start math time. Or when I need something to fill a couple of minutes. Can also be used as a math center. What is included?The 11 page PDF file includes: 3 Pages on cover page, copyright info and game instructions 7 pages of

These ten math games will increase your students multiplication fluency while having fun! I use these games on Fluency Friday. These games are genuinely engaging and designed to reinforce and review all kinds of math skills like factors and products, mental math, patterns, arrays, while teaching cooperation, game skills, and good sportsmanship. Also, as I create more games I will add them to this collection, so if you buy this now, you will get any additions for free! How can I use this product?

This set of 18 fraction games provides fun while practicing comparing, simplifying, converting proper to improper, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. Students can play alone, with a partner, or in small groups. How can I use this product?These are easy to use with only the addition of whiteboard and marker, standard playing deck of cards, and standard six-sided dice. Choose which games you want to play and print (color is optional). All games include clear instructions as well as sa

These thirteen math games will increase your students adding and subtracting fluency while having fun! I use these games on Fluency Friday. These games are genuinely engaging and designed to reinforce and review all kinds of math skills like making tens, mental math, place value, subtracting through zeros, seeing patterns, while teaching cooperation, game skills, and good sportsmanship. Also, as I create more games I will add them to this collection, so if you buy this now, you will get any addi

This I Have, Who Has game is a fun way for your class to review math length measuring units and conversions in both metrics and US customary. How can I use this product?The game is engaging, and helps with test prep, listening, fluency, mental math, and cooperation. I use these to start the math class. To play, each student has a card, one person reads their clue, and then who ever has the answer, reads the answer, and then reads the next clue, so it keeps going until the first person gets to