Lessons with Luce

Help students discover the difference between prime and composite numbers (1-100) with this multiplication activity (based on Sieve of Eratosthenes). This download includes: an 8.5 x 11 printable worksheet with notes digital copy for students with draggable pieces (PPT and Google)digital copy of answer keyFeel free to e-mail me if you need any help at lessonswithmsluce@gmail.com. Find me on Instagram: @lessonswithluce Tag me in a photo of how you used this product! Enjoy! :)

In this engaging practice activity, students have to determine which answer choice DOES NOT FIT with the others (the Con Artist hiding among the answers). When done correctly, their answer choices will reveal the name of a famous artist. This type of practice helps students develop critical thinking skills, identify patterns/relationships in math, and exposes them to common errors. It is also helpful for teaching/practicing test-taking strategies. This activity can be used as homework, guided pr

Give students choice and immediate feedback while practicing multi-digit multiplication. This activity is formatted to "skip" a problem once they have correctly answered 2 out of 3 questions in a set. Perfect for in-class practice, small group instruction, homework, and more! Included in this download:one 18 question Google Sheets activity* where students are required to multiply fractionsprintable student workspaceprintable answer keyWhy use this practice?It is engaging and allows for student c

Give students choice and immediate feedback while practicing multi-digit multiplication. This activity is formatted to "skip" a problem once they have correctly answered 2 out of 3 questions in a set. Perfect for in-class practice, small group instruction, homework, and more! Included in this download:one 18 question Google Sheets activity* where students are required to multiply multi-digit factorsprintable student workspaceprintable answer keyWhy use this practice?It is engaging and allows fo

In this engaging practice activity, students have to determine which answer choice DOES NOT FIT with the others (the Con Artist hiding among the answers). When done correctly, their answer choices will reveal the name of a famous artist. This type of practice helps students develop critical thinking skills, identify patterns/relationships in math, and exposes them to common errors. It is also helpful for teaching/practicing test-taking strategies. This activity can be used as homework, guided pr