Let's Chat Math

Hello amazing educators! I created this for my return after maternity leave to ease back into the classroom and reconnect with my students. It's a simple handout to check in with your classes and I have included a BLANK version as well so you can add your own text based on your needs. Enjoy and thank you!

I have used this with my students as an end of year project. They enjoyed it so much! It is the perfect way for students to share their understanding of math topics we learned throughout the year and a great review for everyone. The activity is made for partners and encourages collaboration and creativity all while showing their understanding of the selected topics in a social media platform that students can relate to! Students are asked to select three math topics. Then, they create a "mock" i

I am going to try out this new project with my students! I am always looking for ways to connect and I know TikTok accounts are a big deal with my 7th and 8th graders. The activity is made for partners and encourages collaboration and creativity all while showing their understanding of the selected topics in a social media platform that students can relate to! Students are asked to select topics. Then, they create a "mock" TikTok profile along with 3 thoughtful posts. I have left the topics blan

Hello Amazing Educator! If you utilize I-Ready and are looking for a way to document and keep your students engaged with their learning, I created a simple handout specifically geared towards the Math lessons. I use this for my middle school students as we are required to work on I-Ready once a week, and it has been very helpful! Students have plenty of space to show their thinking, and I can quickly assess who needs extra support!

I have used this with my students as an end of year project. They enjoyed it so much! It is the perfect way for students to share their understanding of math topics we learned throughout the year and a great review for everyone. The activity is made for partners and encourages collaboration and creativity all while showing their understanding of the selected topics in a social media platform that students can relate to! Students are asked to select three math topics. Then, they create a "mock" i

This is a short 5 question quiz that includes an answer key. This resource is great to use a check for understanding or even a ticket out the door! Question 1: Label the right triangle using vocabulary Question 2-3: Work out the length of the missing side and round to the hundredths place. Question 4-5: Word problems that use Pythagorean Theorem

This is a great end of year project for Math students. Students are given a glimpse of what it is like to have job, buy a home, buy a car, shop for food, and manage a monthly budget. There are many real life projects out there but this one gives students the freedom to research an occupation, home, car and shop for food using internet resources. So instead of giving students a stack of cards to choose from, I have created a project that allows for more ownership. Students will go to the follow

Hello AMAZING Educator! Do you use BrainPop in your classroom? I sure do! It's great for reviewing topics, offering vocabulary support, and the quizzes are a great way to review and assess student progress with a topic. I love to see how students are thinking and keep them engaged while working online. This simple handout is a great way to keep students working instead of the dreaded "zoning" out face while on the computer. Enjoy!

This project was originally created for my math students, but I have modified it to be useable for ANY subject! This is the perfect way for students to share their understanding of a topic and is great to review for a unit or end of year activity. The activity is made for partners and encourages collaboration, creativity all while showing their understanding of the selected topics in a social media platform that students can relate to! Students are asked to select three topics (that you have fi

How do you incorporate more writing into your Math Classroom? It's easier than you think! Assign a problem for students to solve, or have them select from a recent unit. On the left side of the handout, students will solve the problem mathematically showing all their steps. On the right hand side, students will explain what they did listing out every step. After students complete the top portion, they will create a paragraph. Using the written steps, students add transitional phrases like "Firs

Hello Amazing Educator! I created this Tree Map to assist students with their College and Career Week search. I teach middle school and found this template was perfect. I am sure it would be great for older students as well! Let me know how you like it!

This is perfect for Career and College Week. I used this with my middle school students to research a college of their choice. The Tree Map is a great tool for organizing all the information. Enjoy!