Keeping Math Engaging

Students match an addition, subtraction, multiplying, and division problem with the correct answer and base ten model. There are 16 cards in total with 4 cards of each operation. Students are showing understanding of the base ten model and the array model of numbersense.

This activity teaches adding and subtracting linear expressions step by step. Students will first have to match the linear expressions to their answer. They will cut out the strips and glue them in their notebook. Then after getting their work approved they will go to the next activity. The second activity has students using given variables and numbers fill in the blank spaces making the linear expressions true. The last activity has them adding and subtracting linear expressions on their own. A

Three different slope activities that start at the lower end of blooms and works the student up to the higher end of blooms. The first activity is a matching activity that focuses on the academic language of slope. The second activity has students filling in the equation for the line. The third activity requires the students to make a line graph with only the slope and a set of coordinate points.

24 different area problems. Includes 3 rectangle 6 triangle 3 circles2 square8 irregular polygons2 semi circlesThis activity is perfect for review, centers, or an extension. Students solve the problems, color and cut it out. You have a perfect holiday Christmas decoration to hang out side or in your classroom. Answer key included. Enjoy!

This is a great activity for individual work, homework, sub activity, or a center activity. The questions target specific misconceptions that students hold when converting numbers. My students loved designing their artwork!

Students are engaged in completing notes with this fun doodle note activity. Takes students through one step and two step equations.

Guided notes on simplifying expressions. There is a picture that has the answer key on it. I made an anchor chart with them to keep for the year.