Jeff Moon

This is a file of 140 math bell ringers I created for my classroom. The files are named by the date I used them so the first one I used was bell ringer 8-24 and the last one I used was bell ringer 5-18. These bell ringers are a great way to review skills you have previously taught and contain funny pictures so the students can have a laugh when they walk into your room and know they are going to have fun learning with you. Also they are FULLY EDITABLE. The first two questions were always the sam

I Have Who Has Time? is a great way to make sure all of your students will participate and know how to read a standard clock. They are in intervals of 5 minutes and there are 28 cards in all. All you have to do is print them out!

These War Cards are great to assess if students understand the relationships between decimals. It is great for comparing decimals and students have fun because they are playing a game. All you have to do is print! The back of the cards can be printed on them by first printing the numbers and then manually putting them back in the printer for the back to print on them as well. I hope you like them!

This is a fun way to see if your students really understand all forms of writing a number with a whole number or decimal. My students have fun with it and I always let them color it as well! There is a rubric included if you wanted to use one.