iTeach Math with Tech

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

**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

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

Do your students struggle with slope? Do they need extra practice identifying the slope of a given line? This practice activity includes 32 task cards with the four different types of slope (undefined, no slope, positive, negative) each with a QR code. When scanned, the QR code states the type of slope as well as the actual slope (of positive and negative slopes only). The cards are numbered, so students can flip through the cards, they can be used as a scoot game, or can be hung around the

Do your students struggle with all of the steps when solving scale problems? Does setting up proportions give your students difficulty? Do your students not know what to do after they measure? These 24 task cards (with and without QR codes) give your students a chance to practice these difficult skills. Cards 1-6 ask students to measure in centimeters, and each length is in whole centimeters. Task cards 7-12 ask students to measure in inches, and each length is in whole inches. Task cards