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Integer quiz for use after learning integers. Students will demonstrate their understanding of the basic rules for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing integers. They will fill in the blank and compute multiple problems. At the end, students will have three real-world problem solving questions that have to do with integers.

Math project for students to display 8 different topics they have learned on an octahedron plate display. Students will choose 8 math topics (could be all from one unit or from the entire year) and brainstorm a list of vocabulary for each concept. After brainstorming, students will come up with example problems for each topic. When students have finished their brainstorming sheet, they will assemble an octahedron out of 8 paper plates to display their information. This can be used as a culmi

Students will be able to add integers with different signs by using a number line and positive/negative counters (signs). This worksheet can be used as a supplement to teaching integers, small group activity or individually. Students will also use real-world problem solving involving positive and negative integers. At the end, students will use a number line as a guide to help order integers from least to greatest.

Integer exit slip that can be used as a check in on students' understanding of integers. Multiple choice problems and comparing negatives to positives. Use at the end of a lesson before students leave.

Want a fun game for students to practice their skill of adding, subtracting and multiplying decimals? Introducing... DECIMAL BINGO! This fun and motivating game will keep students on their feet as they choose cards to solve in order to get a BINGO. Whether students work individually, in pairs or in a small group, this game is sure to please! All the directions, materials and fun is included in this quick and easy game. You may also choose to modify it in any way, make problems fit your stude

Students will practice multiplying fractions and reducing them to simplest form (if needed). There are 8 total problems that can be used as a warm up, exit slip, partner work, homework, etc.

Students will have fun while creating these Geome-TREES! You can use this as a preview to a Geometry unit or as an end of the unit project. Either have students work individually with one topic or with a group for all topics! Students will have a tree outline for each main topic in Geometry. For each subtopic, students will write the name of the subtopic, definition, picture and any other important information they would like to include. Once all their leaves are filled out for the topic, st