Kaylee Mitchell

Have your students practice one and two step equations with this scavenger hunt. There is a mix of problems including positive and negative numbers, hanger diagrams, and regular equations. A fun way for students to get up and moving and working at their own pace.

Create flow chart to help those students struggling with which operations to choose from! Use as an anchor chart in the room or as a resource for the interactive notebooks!

Define congruent figures and corresponding parts. Introductory material.

This self pacing activity allows students to work at their own pace through solving equations with hanger diagrams. Problems start with simple one step equations, then progress to two step equations, and finishes with solving equations with negative numbers.

Players simplify expressions of multiplication ad division with integers. Players start at the bottom of the grid and work vertically and horizontally. The first player to connect four in a row (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal) WINS!

Students will practice how to convert between percents, decimals, and fractions in this "SCOOT" activity. Little prep work to be done (copying, cutting, distributing problems). Laminate the cards to use year after year. Get your students up and moving while working independently and checking answers with their classmates.

Players simplify expressions of multiplication and division with integers. Players start the bottom and work their way vertically or horizontally. The first to get four in a row wins!

Have your students practice multiplying integers with this multiplication chart.