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Combine a diagnostic activity and icebreaker all in one! Start the year with this grade 8 math review bingo game. This bingo game tests and reviews concepts including integers, area and circumference of circles, ratios, rates, and percentages, order of operations, and many other learning objectives found in the Ontario grade 8 mathematics curriculum.

Ever had to scan through hundreds of websites, textbooks, and other materials to find the perfect brain teasers for your math class? Tap into rigorous problem-solving and critical thinking with these playful math brain teasers for middle and high school students. Each of these brain teasers is carefully selected to align with the mathematical thinking processes in the Ontario Curriculum and engage your students in a fun and competitive way. Slides presentation contains 25 brain teasers with ans

In this activity, students will analyze various scenarios that can affect stock prices and complete a table to track how prices fluctuate. Materials included: Google Slides Presentation with 10 Different Scenarios, Handout and Answer Key plus possible extension activities. A great way to get students to explore the risks and benefits of investing in stocks and learn financial literacy.

Introduce your students to ratios, rates and percentages with this interactive, learner centered lesson. Students pick one of three unique activities with real life applications to further their understanding of the concept. Worksheets and rubrics are included along with the lesson slides.

Let your students practice simplifying exponents with this fun and interactive memory game. Great for students to work in pairs using their devices. Students can compete with one another and have fun while reviewing and practicing exponent laws. Includes various difficulties so you can engage students at all levels. Includes answers to all problems as well.

In this numeracy activity, students will apply their basic math skills to create equations that equal each of the digits between 1 and 100 using just four digits the teacher supplies. This is a great competitive challenge for your students and can be used as a team building activity, an icebreaker, or even just a fun way end of the year math challenge. The best part is, it can be used in any grade level!