Inlightining

In this color by number activity, students solve 12 problems. The problems ask students find the area of Parallelogram, Triangles and Trapezoids. The correct answers tell students what color to use. For example, for problem #1, they color all the #1s on their picture that color. Let students practice while still having fun!

Here is a power point for students to take notes about Writing algebraic expressions, combining like terms, evaluating and finding equivalent expressions. The people in Tacharville were stunned to find that their neighbors were “X” out You must figure out who doing this is before the bell rings. The last one left is the prankster. Students will work in teams or individually to solve 10 practice problems that will be posted around the room to get the students moving.

Here is a creative way to teach or review Order of Operations with your students. It starts with a Scenario to hook the students.Then they are given a new way to remember the order of operations. Also included is a doodling note page and practice to put in a math journal or notebook. 17 Slide PowerPoint 2 page notes

SPACE CARGO is a simulation designed to increase your understanding of the economic factors involved in trading. As one of two owners and operators of a shipping company, you must become familiar with the imports and exports of the Tygondo solar system. You must also strive to understand the implications of a supply and demand of an economy so that you can run a profitable business. . You will carry out buying and selling operations throughout the planets of Tygondo. If you plan carefully, you m

This interactive game PowerPoint that will get all students practicing or review Ratios and Percentages in math. Each student has their own paper to show their work and to keep their score. Each character in the game has it’s own box, so students’ work can be quickly checked regardless of the order the questions are presented in the game.

You may use this lesson as a review or practice with Data and statistics. Go over the Academic Vocabulary words that will be used in this lesson. Mean outlier Cluster Gap The students are movie theater owners and have three screens. They will create a logo for their theater. Then they will be given famous movies that were block busters and decide which to show. The excitement builds to see if they chose the biggest blockbuster of the week and are able to beat the class.

This interactive game that will get all students practicing or reviewing Negative Numbers in math Ninja style. Each student has their own paper to show their work and to keep their score. Each character in the game has it’s own box, with a number so student’s work can be quickly checked regardless of the order the questions are presented in the game. 15 questions.

Do your students struggle with their times tables? Is memorizing them seem impossible? The only numbers that they would need to know are the 1,2,5,10 times tables and they can multiply any given number! In this lesson you can have the students list these numbers and they will be able to multiply any number. The PowerPoint will guide you and your students through each problem. in the two exercises.

Two Power points, one is about finding the GCF and the other is LCM. They show the students how to find them in 3 different ways. Notes that students can take for a reference. Then there is a board game called Mummy's Revenge this game gives the students practice finding the GCF or the LCM in a fun way!

Make math class fun today by graphing with with cute Christmas pictures. Count by twos up to 20 with mittens. Work with one more and one less. With a bonus page with a snowman dot-to dot numbers 1-16.

This PowerPoint gives information about tangrams the pieces and instructions on how students can create their own. Then ideas of what to create with the pieces. Great for following direction assignment. Only things needed are scissors and a pencil and an imagination.

Here are 2 sorts of a PowerPoint that work well of for a review or support Negative Numbers. One is words that are positive and negative The other are tiles that you move in order from negative to positive. Works great as a whole class but also this resource has a digital version for use in Google Slides with access via Google Classroom.