Jack Sanders

HELP! I am locked inside the world of one step equations and there is only one way out-to solve one step equations and gather clues to find the master code. This product will review addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division one step equations, without negative numbers, in a fun and engaging way. There is some prep work that will be required to get the activity up and running.

This product will help sixth grade students review all math operations when working with fractions by having them create a book to demonstrate their knowledge. I used this project as an end of the year activity to help my students prepare for seventh grade and to help my students next year.

This product allows students to work from the basics of one step equations to more complex multi-step equations. In this document, the students will work to complete problems that deals with all operations in multi-step problems, with negative numbers, will solve problems to combine like terms, and use the distributive property. There are ten levels of difficulty, each level increasing in difficulty as they move up.

After reviewing the South Carolina State Standards for fifth grade, this spiral review was created to review several key standards in fifth grade to help prepare sixth graders for the year to come.

This document presents the commutative, associative, identity, and distributive property. Content was adapted and modified from www.purplemath.com

This document can be used as fun way to assess student's knowledge of the different math properties. In this document, the students are tasked with creating a visual representation for each of the given math properties. For example, they could demonstrate the commutative property of addition as :) + :( = :( + :) (using emojis).

The year of 2020 has brought so many challenges for us teachers and one of those is how do we play I have...Who has...? card game. The answer is digitally. This digital copy of I have...Who has...? is designed to practice the skill of simplifying fractions.

This activity is a review game to review comparing integers and ordering integers. It can be easily adapted to meet your needs within the classroom. This activity has been used multiple times within my current classroom with great success.

This activity is an independent learning activity designed to reinforce and support your teaching on Factor Trees. It could also be a way to reinforce divisibility rules. On this activity, there are three different levels ranging from easy to hard. With in this three page editable document, you are given all the materials, except the dice, necessary to use this product and the ability to modify it to fit your specific teaching styles.

This document is a multiplication and division flow chart that will help students master the steps of multiplication and division of fractions with whole numbers and mixed numbers.

This one page review document, gives students the opportunity to practice their factors and multiples.

This Math Battleship game will allow middle school thru high school students to practice and review basics of plotting on a coordinate grid, how to find a the slope of a line, and so much more.

Fractions are all around the kitchen, but how many times do we think about decimals also being in the kitchen. In this product, students will practice addition of decimals, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions all while preparing and adjusting recipes.