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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

Do your students struggle with the basics of scatterplots? Do they need extra practice interpreting scatterplots? This activity is perfect for you! This activity includes 24 different cards, asking questions about positive or negative correlations and high or low correlations. I've included cards with and without QR codes to increase flexibility. I added a few more challenging questions, requiring students to interpret information from the scatterplot (i.e. If a dog is 16 years old, are they

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

This activity will have your students up and out of their seats, finding the volume of 9 different triangular prisms and rectangular prisms. There is a picture for each different problem, and includes 4 possible answer choices. By finding the correct answer, students will place a letter in the problem number answer blank and answer the riddle: What did the bird owner say about the missing parrot? It includes a recording sheet and an answer key.

This matching activity includes 6 division problems, 6 multiplication problems, and 6 exponent problems, all with answer matches (for a total of 36 cards). This can be used individually for students to match cards, or can be split up so students can 'find their match'! A great way to practice the exponent rules in a fun way. Stephanie Gentry

GIve your students extra practice with this two step equations match activity. Includes 16 two step equations, 8 involving multiplication and 8 involving division, and 16 answers. Students find the correct answer for each equation and match them together. Could be used to pair students up for activities (find your partner match). Great for centers or working in small groups. Stephanie Gentry

Do your students need extra practice with transformations? Do your students struggle with translations, rotations, reflections, or dilations? This pack is perfect for you! 40 task cards cover all four types of transformations (12 translations, 12 reflections, 8 rotations, 8 dilations). All types of problems included (transforming single points (where appropriate), triangles and quadrilaterals). Students are shown a point/shape in a coordinate plane, then asked to transform it in a given way and

This cut and paste activity will have your students practicing identifying angle relationships (corresponding angles, vertical angles, alternate interior angles, and alternate exterior angles). 20 different angle pictures (5 of each type of angle) are included along with 2 pages to sort angles onto (the sorting pages include definitions of each type of angle). This could also be laminated and used multiple times by having students arrangle the different angles into the correct heading. An an

***Newly Updated*** This activity helps students look for the words that signal an inequality symbol. 24 different phrase cards, 24 matching inequalities, and 4 inequality symbol cards are included. Students can either match the inequality phrase with the correct symbol, or they can match the inequality phrase with the correct inequality. Students matching the phrase to the corresponding inequality symbol. Could be used as an activity for struggling students, or in a math center. Answer

This 6 page item includes 24 different inequalities and 24 graphs to match. It also includes directions and behavioral expectations. There is an answer key that can be used by students or the teacher to detect patterns of student mistakes, for example if a particular student always mixes up > and greater than or equal to. This is great to do in pairs, or as a warm-up activity or as a closing activity after practicing graphing inequalities. Students could be asked to find their partner wi

This product contains 28 different shapes (4 rectangular prisms, 8 triangular prisms, 4 spheres, 4 cones, 4 square pyramids, 4 cylinders) with QR codes. Students are to find the volume of each shape (using an appropriate formula) and then scan the QR code to check their work. Note: You must have a QR code scanning device (iPod touch, iPad, Smartphone, etc.) to scan and use the QR codes). This activity is also included in my Geometry Bundle Thanks! Stephanie Gentry

Do your students need extra practice with composite figures? Are you looking for something besides a boring worksheet? This scavenger hunt is just what you need! 12 problems involving composite with 2-3 figures in each composite figure (also includes 2 problems where students need to find the area of a shaded figure). Each problem includes a problem, and the answer to a previous problem. Students may begin at any problem, find the answer, then look for that answer above another problem. At

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

This 15 question scavenger hunt will have your students practicing the order of operations (up to 3 operations), substituting a given number into an expression and solving, and finding the missing number in a function table using a given rule (2 step rule). As students solve each problem, they find the corresponding letter that matches their answer. They fill in the letter in the appropriate blank to spell the name of a famous mathematician. This file includes 15 questions, each with 4 possib

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 you looking for a way for your students to practice using box and whisker plots? Do your students need extra practice interpreting box and whisker plots? Then look no further! This product contains 20 box and whisker plot scoot question cards (6 cards ask students to create a box and whisker plot, 3 cards ask students to interpret double box and whisker plots, 11 cards ask students to use box and whisker plot vocabulary (i.e. find the lower extreme, lower quartile, median, upper quartile,

This fun game gives students a chance to practice multiplying and dividing decimals in a fun and interactive way. Pairs of students take turns drawing from a pile of 25 problem cards and solving the problem. Then, they find their answer on the answer card and place their chip over the answer. The first person to get 4 in a row (horizontally, vertically, and diagonally) wins! Thanks! Stephanie Gentry

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

Do your students struggle with applying what they have learned about ratios and proportions? Do some students need extra practice solving ratio and proportion word problems? This product contains 16 word problems with QR codes containing the answer. Students are able to solve the problem, then check their work using a QR code scanning device (iPod, iPhone, iPad, Smartphone). Great for struggling students who need extra practice, math centers, or as an enrichment activity for early finishers!

The Common Core is pushing us to use more real-world math problems, rather that focusing on using known procedures for solving them. This product includes 16 different word problems that prompt students to find the volume of a given shape (rectangular prisms, cylinders, cones, and a sphere are included). Once students find the answer to the problem they are working on, they look for that answer on the bucket of a different problem. When all problems have been solved, the student will arrive a