Kate's Math Lessons

Help your students compare and order integers with this set of 40 digital task cards! This set of self-checking Boom Cards™ is a great way to help students practice comparing and ordering positive and negative integers. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback! The first few cards use number lines to help students compare two integers. The remaining cards do not include number lines and ask students to compare integers using words and inequality symbols. Several o

Help students practice finding the absolute value and opposite of an integer with this fun set of digital, self-grading Boom Cards™! Includes True or False questions, always, sometimes and never questions, and more. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers. Don't miss my corresponding free absolute values and opposites lesson on my website! Includes a variety of questions to help students understand how absolute value and opposites are connected to n

This set of 24 greatest common factor task cards (in printable and digital forms) is a great way to help your math students practice finding the GCF of two numbers. Answers include integers only, no variables are included in this greatest common factor activity. Includes a set of printable task cards with a recording worksheet and a link to a set of digital, self-checking GCF Boom Cards™. Never used Boom Cards? Check out the preview to test out the first few cards! Students are shown one

This set of 24 digital task cards is a great way to help your math students practice finding the prime factorization of a number with exponents! In this interactive activity, students drag the prime factors into the boxes and get instant feedback on their answers. Boom Cards are great for in-class or with distance learning! You can assign them with a link using just about any LMS such as Google Classroom, SeeSaw, Canvas, etc. Check out the preview to test out the first few cards. Make sure to

Help students subtract integers with this set of 24 digital, self-checking task cards. It's a fun and visual way to help your students practice subtracting positive and negative integers! Students are shown one question at a time and LOVE getting instant feedback on their answers! Boom Cards™ are great for in-class or distance learning and are graded automatically! This deck of cards includes lesson cards with examples and is scaffolded to increase in difficulty. The lesson cards show

Make adding multi-digit whole numbers fun as students use their answers to build a robot! Students will LOVE creating a cute robot as they practice adding. Grade at a Glance!In this engaging activity, students solve 12 multi-digit addition problems. They use their answers to identify the correct pieces and colors to create a robot. You can quickly check students' work by the shapes, colors, accessories, etc. to make sure students are on the right track. Students can cut and paste the pieces tog

Introducing ratios to your math students? Check out this fun, interactive, NO-PREP, NO-GRADING way to help your students practice finding ratios. This set of 22 digital task cards is a great way to help students practice identifying ratios and writing equivalent ratios. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What others are saying about this ratios activity:"I will admit that I don't usually leave reviews on free products. However, these boom cards are too good not to leave a review. . . They are one of the best sets of

Make adding fractions with unlike denominators fun as students use their answers to build a monster! Students will LOVE creating an adorable monster as they practice adding fractions. Grade at a Glance!In this engaging activity, students add fractions with different denominators. They use their answers to identify the correct pieces and colors to create a monster. You can quickly check students' work by the shapes, colors, accessories, etc. to make sure students are on the right track. Students

Practice using exponents with these engaging, self-checking mazes! These exponents worksheets (in print or digital forms) are fun for students to complete and are so easy to grade! Includes TWO different activities. Both are available as printable worksheets or use the digital, interactive versions in Google Slides™. These exponent activities ask students to:Identify the base and exponent of an exponential expressionConvert from expanded to exponential formFind a missing exponentFind the value

Looking for a fun way to help your math students practice finding the greatest common factor? In this activity, students complete 15 problems to create 5 different codes. They email the codes and will receive "painting" instructions if their codes are correct. It's an easy way for students to check their answers without asking a teacher! The students will use the directions from the automatic replies to create a colorful design on the backside of the worksheet. Test it out! Send an email to Pa