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Students practice finding the missing angle in a triangle in this activity. 24 triangles are given along with 24 answer choices. Students can find their match, use this activity in a center, or work in small groups. Answer key included. Stephanie Gentry Key words: missing angle, triangles, missing angle in a triangle, missing triangle angle

Students need extensive practice to truly understand how to manipulate fractions. This product was created to help my students visualize adding and subtracting mixed numbers with some scaffolding using visual representations. This activity includes: 8 visual addition task cards8 visual subtraction task cards8 addition task cards (without the visual representation)8 subtraction task cards (without the visual representation)exit slipanswer keysYou may choose to use this product in several differe

As a special educator, I was constantly looking for easy, practical assessments and extensive practice for my students for a variety of skills for their IEP’s. I’ve created this bundle of activities to help you informally assess as well as provide practice for your students to identify the operation in a word problem. The first 4 pages of this bundle includes informal assessments. Use them for pre-test, post-test data or use them as IEP samples. The next page is a teacher recording sheet. S

Are you looking for an easy way to reinforce greater than one fractions on a number line? Do you need a simple activity to use in small groups or for RTI? Are you a special education co-teacher who needs an activity to practice improper fractions on a number line? This will be the activity for you! This file includes 10 different BINGO boards (perfect for small groups or intervention!) and 24 different cards with greater than one fractions on a number line. Once prepped (printed, and the calling

Are your students struggling with adding decimals to the thousandths place? Do they need extra practice on this essential skill? This fun game has just been digitized! 16 different problems are included. Students practice by drawing addition expressions (either digital or in real life) with decimals and solve. Problems can either be solved on dry-erase boards or paper. Then, they find the answer on their game board and mark it with a game chip (either digital or in real life!). Students can ei

**Newly Updated!** This product includes 24 differentiated composite figure QR task cards. Cards A-H have only 2 figures that create the composite figure. Cards I-P have 3 figures that make up the composite figure. Cards Q-X have 3 figures that make up the composite figure and include decimals for an extra challenge. Students look at the composite figure on the card and find the area (only triangles, rectangles/squares, and circles (including half-circles) are included). Then, scan the QR cod

A great way to review difficult vocabulary during or after a geometry unit. This file includes 30 different geometry vocabulary words and their corresponding pictures. There are also 10 different bingo cards for students to use in class. Thanks, Stephanie Gentry

This interactive game challenges students to practice multi-digit division using decimals. Game includes 16 different game cards (different problems) and a game board with the 16 different answers. Students take turns picking a game card and solving the problem. They cover the answer with a game piece. The first person to 'Connect 4' wins!

This page game includes 104 question cards about reading time on a clock, asking for a student to show the time (on a Judy clock), and time phrases (i.e. what does half past 2 mean?). It also includes a game board, blank clocks, and options for printing in color or grey-scale. Great practice for students who get confused about time phrases (half past, quarter of, quarter past, etc.) and telling time. Please rate my products!!! Thanks, Stephanie Gentry time phrases, telling time, time game,

This file contains 24 QR code task cards. 12 cards have students finding the missing number in an addition problem, the other 12 have students finding the missing number in a subtraction problem. All problems include single digit numbers. Students solve the problem and find the missing number, then scan the QR code to check the answer. Correlates to Common Core 1.OA.4 Stephanie Gentry

This engaging game helps students practice finding the missing number in an equation in a fun way! Students can use manipulatives, balance beams, or inverse operations to find the missing number. Then students find the shape that has the number and places their equation card on it. This product includes all answer keys, as well as a worksheet that could be used for extra practice or homework. Thanks, Stephanie Gentry

This space themed activity will have your students converting numbers between scientific notation and standard form. This activity includes 8 space-themed questions, a recording sheet, and an answer key. Students can begin at any problem, answer the question, then find the letter that corresponds to their answer on their answer sheet. When all 8 problems have been solved, students will know the answer to the riddle: What kind of music do planets listen to?

This interactive game challenges students to practice multi-digit multiplication using decimals. Game includes 16 different game cards (different problems) and a game board with the 16 different answers. Students take turns picking a game card and solving the problem. They cover the answer with a game piece. The first person to 'Connect 4' wins!

This product contains 60 QR task cards perfect for student practice using the order of operations. Cards 1-20 ask students to identify the first operation needed to solve the problem. Cards 21-40 ask students to solve the problem (mostly 3 operations, minimal exponents). Cards 41-60 ask students to solve the problem (4-5 operations, includes exponents, larger numbers). All 3 sets have a different border, making it easier to determine the difference once the cards have been cut. Aligns with

These 12 task cards have students finding the area of given triangles (some triangles have decimals and fractional sides). A recording sheet is included. Once students find the area of each triangle, they can scan the QR code to confirm the answer (a QR code scanner device is required [iPad, iPod touch, Smart Device, etc.] to scan the QR code. Stephanie Gentry

Looking for a fun way to have students practice finding elapsed time? This product contains 16 elapsed time word problems in a scavenger hunt format. Students begin at any problem, solve it, then find the answer on a different question page. All problems are about elapsed time in whole hours (1 hour up to 10 hours). This product also includes word problems in the form of QR codes. Students can scan the QR code (using a QR code scanning device such as an iPod touch, iPhone, iPad, Smart pho

This fun game is a perfect addition to your math stations, game day, or review before taking a test. This is intended to be used with a Candy Land Game Board and game pieces. Simply print the game cards and the answer key, and your students will be able to quickly and easily play and practice identifying math properties. The properties included are: Identity Property of Addition Identity Property of Multiplication Commutative Property of Addition Commutative Property of Multiplication Associ

Students will enjoy practicing the rules of adding integers in this game. Students can work individually, in pairs, or in teams to flip over cards with integer sum questions. They then decide if the sum would be a positive or negative number. Then students place the card in the correct pile. I included an answer mat with and without a QR code so it could be a self-checking activity. I also added answer cards so this can be used in a more traditional way of matching the question with the ans

This bundle is perfect for introducing exponents to your students! It includes introductory notes (with a QR code that links to a Showme video of the notes), 24 task cards with QR codes, and a scavenger hunt. The scavenger hunt has students reading word problems and finding the answer to the problem (involving exponents). This set could also be used for: Test Prep Math Centers Reinforcement for struggling students

Looking for a fun way to have students practice finding elapsed time? This product contains 16 real-world elapsed time word problems in a scavenger hunt format. Students begin at any problem, solve it, then find the answer on a different question page. All problems are about elapsed time in increments of one hour or less (5 minutes to 1 hour) This product also includes word problems in the form of QR codes. Students can scan the QR code (using a QR code scanning device such as an iPod touc