Making Math EZ

Use this four question scavenger hunt to end your decimal operations unit. I used the Avengers as the people in the problem, but you can change it to teacher names too. The directions are on page 1, the student response sheet is on page 6 and the questions are pages 2-5. The questions address adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals but include geometry and word problems so students have to decipher the information. You can use these in a group of four and students switch cards, y

For the month of November, get your students (or staff) thinking about what/who they are thankful for by writing it down. This is set up to print 2 per page and be pasted into a notebook or folder. The second page is for students learning English from Spanish.

Print this "GEMA" scaffold to print or share with your students G- Grouping Symbols with images included E- Exponents with examples included M- Multiplicative operations (this helps prevent students from getting "stuck" on the misconception to "multiply then divide") A- Additive operations (similarly to the above, this helps prevent students from getting "stuck" on the misconception to "add then subtract")

As students finish working, show mastery of a topic, another way to solve problems, or have great confidence in a skill, they have the opportunity to be a Peer Tutor. Peer tutors wear "Peer Tutor" badges, as well as sign up on a board displayed in the classroom. Additionally, students get participation credit for being a peer tutor.

As students finish working, show mastery of a topic, another way to solve problems, or have great confidence in a skill, they have the opportunity to be a Peer Tutor. Peer tutors wear "Peer Tutor" badges, as well as sign up on a board displayed in the classroom. Additionally, students get participation credit for being a peer tutor. I have classes of about 30 students and have at most 4 peer tutors at a time. **Print two sided, then just fold them over and cut the circles then laminate**