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Get to know you students WHYs and create a great back-to-school display (or leave it up all year) that represents all of your students with this great product! Included are three different hexagons that students can design. The first is a blank hexagon that students can design any way they'd like to represent all of their goals. The second is split into six pre-selected categories for students to represent. The last is split into six blank sections so that you can pick the six categories you wou

Do you students constantly forget about those secret and invisible math symbols and numbers? These posters make a great display or bulletin board that will help students recall and retrieve all those hidden 0s, 1s, multiplication signs, and more!

This resource is an excellent way for students to create a visual or concrete representation of what it means to solve two-step equationsby creating and using mobiles.A visual or concrete representation is vital in aiding students to develop a conceptual understanding of why and how equations are solved. After utilizing the mobiles, students will have developed a deep understanding of why and how to solve equations. The variables and constants in an equation are represented by different shapes i

This is a bundle that includes two great Math Displays - Invisible Math AND Math Resources Bulletin. Displaying both of these products in your room will give your students displays to reference on invisible math (all those hidden multiplication signs, zeros, decimals, ones, etc that students always forget), key words for operations, place value, order of operations, properties, 2D and 3D figures, coordinate plane, perfect squares, and measurement conversions. Both resources can be printed on any

This resource is an excellent way for students to create a visual or concrete representation of what it means to solve one-step addition and subtraction equations by creating and using mobiles. A visual or concrete representation is vital in aiding students to develop a conceptual understanding of why and how equations are solved. The variables and constants in an equation are represented by different shapes in the mobile. Students must keep the mobiles balanced while manipulating the different

This resource is an excellent way for students to create a visual or concrete representation of what it means to solve equations with variables on both sides by creating and using mobiles. A visual or concrete representation is vital in aiding students to develop a conceptual understanding of why and how equations are solved. After utilizing the mobiles, students will have developed a deep understanding of why and how to solve equations. The variables and constants in an equation are represented

This resource is an excellent way for students to create a visual or concrete representation of what it means to solve multiplication equations by creating and using mobiles. A visual or concrete representation is vital in aiding students to develop a conceptual understanding of why and how equations are solved. After utilizing the mobiles, students will have developed a deep understanding of why and how to solve equations. The variables and constants in an equation are represented by different

This resource is an excellent way for students to practice multiplying and dividing rational numbers while moving around the room and getting immediate feedback! Students will solve fourteen problems that are hung around the room. They will use their answer from each problem to find the next problem to go to and solve. This can be completed individually or in partners or small groups.

Get your students having MEANINGFUL CONVERSATIONS in math and other subjects! This pack gives you 24 talking frames your students can use to help them having great conversations with one another about their learning. The 24 frames are sorted into four categories to help students better interact with them and decide how they can participate in a conversation. The frames come in 3 forms for student interaction: posters that can be displayed in the classroom all year long, a page that can be printe

This 46 page set contains all the materials you could need to create your own Math reference board for upper elementary or middle school! All materials are black and white and can be printed on any color paper to match any classroom design. Reference materials include: place value chart, operation key words, numerical properties, 2D and 3D figures, coordinate plane, order of operations, metric and customary measurements, perfect squares, and a problem solvingchecklist.

This resource is an excellent way for students to practice writing and solving multi-step inequalities while moving around the room and getting immediate feedback! Students will solve sixteen problems that are hung around the room. They will use their answer from each problem to find the next problem to go to and solve. Problems involve a variety of inequality problems: single-step inequalities, multi-step inequalities, inequalities with variables on both sides, inequalities with infinite or no

This resource is an engaging activity to help your students practice or review graphing points in all four quadrants of the coordinate plane. Students will love the competition, will have great conversations, and will stay engaged the entire time!

This resource is an engaging way to help students practice adding integers. Each time students complete a pyramid they practice 10 integer addition problems. This resource comes with 16 pyramids that can be used as stations, task cards, or displayed for whole class pyramid races!

This resource is an awesome way to use competition to get students to meet class expectations. You and your students will set class goals for all groups to meet. As groups meet their goals, they earn points each day. You can set any reward and any number of points groups must earn to get the reward. You can keep track of these points, rewards, and goals by printing and laminating the group points, goals, and reward cards. This resource is editable and can be printed on any color paper/cardstock

This resource is an engaging way for students to practice writing two-step inequalities modeling real-life problems. Students will create their own version of each problem by rolling a six-sided die to collect information. Therefore, each problem has nine different scenarios. This activity is great to use as a gallery walk around the room or task cards. Each problem can be printed on a full page or a 1/4 page.

This resource includes both the adding AND subtracting integers pyramids task cards sets.

This product includes two inspirational sayings that are great reminders for math and life! "The easy way is rarely the right way." "There are no short cuts in math or in life." These can be printed on any color paper or card stock to match any classroom theme or design!

This resource is an engaging way to get students to write two-step equations modeling real-life problems. Students will create their own version of each problem by rolling a six-sided die to collect information. Therefore, each problem has nine different scenarios. This activity is great to use as centers around the room or task cards.

This is a collection of 10 coupons I created to help motivate and reward upper elementary or middle school students. None of these coupons require you to get or purchase any supplies! These are a great way to reward students for exceeding expectations, winning competitions, completing challenges, or meeting personal goals!

This resource is an excellent way to help students practice subtracting integers. Each time students complete a pyramid they practice 10 integer subtraction problems. Students start with the 5 integers on the bottom row of the pyramid. Students fill in each white triangle by finding the difference of the two integers below. Students will start at the bottom and work their way up. The difference of the two integers in the second-to-top row should match the integer at the top of the pyramid. This