Helping Students Learn Math

This end of year project is a great way to connect math concepts to real life. Students will analyze and sort the data that is provided in the packet to create dot plots, tables, and graphs. Students will be able to practice their skills of statistics, including mean, median, mode and range. This fun activity is a great way to review concepts and have students justify their answers.

This one to two week project is the perfect way to review and end the year. Enjoy helping your students review math concepts and understand how this year relates to the rest of their lives. Students are given a rubric with descriptions of each project (must get 100 total points). This project allows for differentiation, interest and choice! Ideal for 7th to 12th grade students.

This word document features different icebreakers and get to know you activities for the first week of school. It offers student surveys to give teachers a chance to get to know their students, icebreakers for students to get to know each other and independent activities to help students learn what is important to them.

This unit includes the basics of fractions activity, study guide and quiz. Includes equivalent fractions, simplifying factions and ordering fractions from least to greatetst.

This introduction to what exponential functions are is a great way for students to see how it differs from a linear or quadratic function. Students are able to take guided notes and see the differences in exponential tables and equations.