Houston Math

Six Halloween themed addition and subtraction multi-step word problems. Great to use as a math station. Recording sheet included. STAAR aligned.

Students struggling with division steps? This Google Classroom ready activity walks students step by step to solve a division problem with decimals. Students complete the multiplication t-chart for the divisor then click on the boxes to type in their answers. This activity is great to introduce long division (editing may be required) or provide a little help to those struggling with the steps. Great for RTI.

Trouble multiplying decimals? This Google Classroom ready activity has step by step breakdown to help students solve long multiplication with decimals. To add a little fun, there is a spinner (link to website) that students will use to determine the multiplication expressions they will solve. This is a great resource for 5th grade or 6th grade RTI.

Can you escape the room? Google Slides ready to present, or publish to the web for better results. Option to edit is available. The escape room consists of 5 puzzles each linked to another to create an escape code. Puzzle 1-Dart Board: Find the sum using the darts location (involves exponents and multiplication). Solving this puzzle correctly will give you a number to find in the main room. Puzzle 2-Picture frames: You will need to solve puzzle 1 first to click on the correct picture frame that

TEKS 5.4F Google Slides interactive activity. Slide 1 has a fun phrase to help students remember the order of operations. Slide 2 is a Drag and Drop activity where students will move the operations and place them between numbers to make the statements true. Can edit to adapt for your use. Ready to assign in Google Classroom.

Love the game of Clue? Then you and your students will love this fun and relatable mystery of the missing money envelope. This Google Slides is a fun way to put your students' math skills in all four operations into practice while also practicing their reading comprehension. Each slide provides a clue that involves a math problem. At the end, students use their clues to solve the mystery of the missing money envelope.

Multistep word problems for adding and subtracting integers. Last slide, students are asked to create their own word problem and solve. Audio is provided for each word problem (great for ELs, SPED, Dyslexia). Link for color tiles (to represent positive and negative numbers) is linked for each slide.

Daily math warm-ups for the 1st six weeks of school, starting on week 2. Concepts covered include place value, rounding, comparing and ordering, estimate, money, & addition and subtraction. All material is TEKS aligned. Ideally to copy front and back. One front and back page for the whole week. Space provided for students to write their name.

Google Classroom ready (edit to fit your specifications). Slide 1: Drag and drop the expression with the corresponding visual representation. Slide 2: Exit ticket-2 multiple choice questions.

SPANISH: States of Matter drag and drop (for 1st grade) Drag and drop the images to the correct state of matter. Recurso en Espanol para primer grado.

Google Slides: practice solving exponents in order to leave the misconception of multiplying base times exponent instead correctly setting up the problem by rewriting then solving. Google Classroom ready (edit to fit your specifications). Mystery word: WONDERFUL

Practice simple multiplication and division of whole number with emphasize on the negative and positive signs. This activity can be printed or use Kami to shade their path.

Slide 1: Drag and drop to match the strategy, the expression, and the solution. Slides 2-5: Practice solving one problem of each operation. Ready for Google Classroom

States of Matter in both languages (ENGLISH & SPANISH) Drag and drop each image to the correct state of matter: solid, liquid, or gas. Recommendation: 1st grade

10 problems to solve plus an open ended problem for students to use complete sentences to explain their thinking process when solving the division problem. This can be copied front and back.

Using sounds, complete with missing letters to create words (visuals supported).