HIT THE STANDARDS

Review Transformations & Integer Operations with this FORTNITE MATH MATCH BOARD GAME! Students can’t stop talking about the trending game FORTNITE so let’s bring it to the classroom to have some fun and apply some math skills at the same time. Students must apply transformation skills and integer operations skills to be able to eliminate their opponents and win this game! The game includes a Fortnite game rules and map, Transformation cards (40 problems) to move along the map, Battle cards (32

In this Integer Operations Maze: Alternate Route to the Vacation House activity, students must solve 8 integer operations problems to find the path out of the maze to their vacation house during their family trip. If they make a mistake, they’ll end up in a closed road and must turn around. This is a fun and engaging way for students to practice their integer operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills! Just print & go! Hits Common Core Standards 7.NS.1.C, 7.NS.1.D,

Get your students thinking with this Real numbers activity! It consist of 3 challenging exercises: -First, students get four sets of 8 irrational numbers and must order from least to greatest, warmest to coldest, descending order, etc. -Then, students must locate 2 different sets of numbers on a number line. -To finalize, students must check which numbers from a set make an inequality true. It helps students compare rational and irrational numbers! Includes fractions, percentages, square root

In this Target Number Equations: MLK Math Facts, students will be given 8 problems where they must use an MLK fact given to calculate a target number, then write an equation that equals that target number and satisfies the given conditions. The conditions are using any 2 or 3 operations in the same equation, or 2 given operations. This activity emphasizes on critical thinking and combines math with the great historical figure Martin Luther king, Jr. Hits standards: CCSS.5.OA.A.1, CCSS.5.OA.A.2T

In this Decimals, Fractions & Percents: Choosing a vacation destination activity, students must choose a city to travel to with their family depending on the weather. The temperatures values are given in fraction form, so first they must convert them to decimal form and order them from lowest to greatest. Then, they must mark them on a number line, calculate the percentage of the number of cities with hot, warm, fresh, and cold weather, convert these percent values to fraction form, and creat

Get your students thinking with this Irrational numbers activity! Students get four sets of 8 irrational numbers and have to approximate their values, order from least to greatest, and locate on a number line. It helps students compare rational and irrational numbers! Excellent for class or homework! Hits Common Core Standards 8.NS.1 and 8.NS.2, TEKS 8.2B and 8.2D.✔ Excellent for class or homework! ✔ Just print and go! ✔ Answer key included! Save $$$ and time by downloading the complete Pre A

In this Order of Operations Maze - Alternate Route to School activity, students must solve the order of operation problems to find the best route to get top their new school bus stop. They must show their work in the student worksheet provided. There are 8 problems in the right route. If they make a mistake they will end up in a dead end and must go back to check their work. This is a fun way to practice order of operations, PEMDAS! Just print & go! Hits CC Standards 6.EE.2c and TEKS 6.7AAss

Give your students the chance to build their own city from scratch with MATHVILLE! In this project students will go through 6 phases where you will measure, calculate, cut, color, build, paste, and use your math problem solving skills to construct the city from scratch. Students will calculate the base area, surface area and volume of 3d figures (last two are optional depending on grade level). The nets form the buildings of the city, their base area will help the students know the location

Student directions: Escape the jungle. Make it home safe. Solve equations along the way and determine if they have one solution, no solution, or infinite solutions to reveal the right path. If an answer takes you to a wild animal, you made a wrong turn earlier on! Show your solutions on the table. Hits CC Standards 8.EE.C.7, 8.EE.C.7b, HSA-REI.A.2 and HSA-REI.B.3, and TEKS 8.8C. Save $$$ and time by downloading the complete 8th Grade Math Unit10 Making Connections (End of Year Activities) (S

In this Creating a Budget: Saving Money for the Future activity, students will create a budget based on their monthly net income. I listed different costs for housing, transportation (payment, gas & services), food, insurance, home services and entertainment, and students will choose how much they want to spend on each area! The only trick is that they must have at least $250 left for savings at the end (and, of course, they can’t go past their income). Finally, students must write about why

In this Area of Composite Figures: Choosing a Vacation House activity the students will calculate the base area of each house and the cost of renting them to choose the most affordable one. Four different houses are shown, all composed of multiple figures (rectangles, triangles, circles). This is a fun way of calculating area of composite figures using a real-life problem! Just print & go! Hits Common Core Standards 6.G.1 and 7.G.4 and TEKS 7.9C.Assess the quality of my work with this free

In this Family Vacation Budget: Balancing a Check Register activity, students will keep track of their available balance for their family vacation using a check register. Students will add and subtract every deposit and withdrawal from their money account to show their available balance after every transaction. Then, students will calculate the individual price of each attraction and calculate the total cost of the trip. Finally, students will write reasons why it’s important to keep a check r

In this Decimal Operations - Total Cost of Buying School Supplies activity, students must complete a spreadsheet where they should apply their addition and multiplication skills to calculate the total cost of buying all items from the school supply list. All prices are rationals numbers with decimal values. No calculators are allowed for this exercise. This is a fun, real-life problem where students can apply and practice their math skills! Just print & go! Hits CC Standards 6.NS.B.3, 7.EE.B.

Bring geometry to life with this hands-on snowman construction activity! Students follow step-y-step instructions to draw a snowman using compass and ruler, creating circles and other geometric figures with given measurements. This resource inches three differentiated levels: - Level 1:Geometric construction of snowman using compass an ruler -Level 2: Calculate circumference of circles and perimeter of rectangles. -Level 3: Calculate area of circles and rectangles. Hits the Standards: -CCSS: 4

"My Age from Years to Seconds" is a fun, real-world math activity where students calculate their exact age in years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes & seconds! Perfect for Back to School as a First day activity or any time of the year, this engaging project helps students get to know important math facts about themselves while practicing basic math operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication & division. Includes an "easy" version with guided notes on each problems explaining how

Turn math class into a spooky escape adventure! 🎃 Students solve real-world math problems to escape a haunted house using arithmetic, proportions, tables, equations, and PEMDAS. Perfect for grades 5–8, this engaging activity blends problem solving and storytelling—great for Halloween or any time you want math with a twist! Includes student worksheet and answer key. As students journey through the haunted house, they’ll face five math challenges that test their skills in: 🧮 Arithmetic operatio

In this Solving multi-step problems using equations Activity, students will represent each of the 6 given real-life mathematical problems with equations and use multi-step strategies applying properties of operations to solve for the unknown variables. Students will be able to see how math is use on rea life with this activity an use their problem solving skills to find solutions. Common Core Standards CCSS.6.EE.B.6 CCSS.7.EE.A.1 CCSS.7.EE.B.3 TEKS 5.4B -Answer key included -Ready to print and G

In this Operations with Decimals Spooky Maze students will find their way throughout the maze by solving 8 problems involving the four operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication & division) with decimals. If they make a wrong calculation they might find themselves in a spooky situation! a worksheet is included for students to show their work and its answer key! CCSS.5.NBT.B.7 TEKS.MA.5.3.A TEKS.MA.5.3.B TEKS.MA.5.3.C TEKS.MA.5.3.D TEKS.MA.5.3.E TEKS.MA.5.3.F TEKS.MA.5.3.G TEKS.MA.5.3.K

Add and Subtract Fractions Maze Game – Math Activity (Rational Numbers)Engage your students in a fun, interactive way to reinforce their understanding of adding and subtracting fractions with this Fraction Maze Game! This teacher resource is designed to help students practice fraction operations while demonstrating that the sum and difference of rational numbers are always rational. Product Features:Interactive Maze Format: Students solve fraction addition and subtraction problems to navigate t

Directions: Escape the jungle. Make it home safe. Compare the given fractions with different numerators and denominators using the symbols > , =, or < , and choose the right answers to reveal the right path. If an answer takes you to a wild animal, you made a wrong turn earlier on! Hits CCSS 4.NF.A2 and TEKS 4.3C & 4.3D✔ Excellent for class or homework! ✔ Just print and go! ✔ Answer key included! ☀ Do you want your school to buy this product for you? Click on this link and send a mess