Making Math Marvelous

Great review that can be used as homework or task cards. This product includes fractions, decimals, positive and negative numbers. It also includes converting answers from fractions to decimals and decimals to fractions. I've tried to include numerous skills that middle school students need to be successful.

A GREAT review for Order of Operations without exponents. I use it with my remedial middle school math class. It still has enough rigor to keep it challenging and yet not so hard that struggling math students give up. It is aligned to the new Texas TEKS. Includes whole numbers, decimals, and add, subtract, multiply, & dividing integers.

A great review for central tendency. Wonderful resource for finding mean, median, mode, and range. Also has questions about finding a missing number when you know the average. Includes whole numbers, integers, and decimals. A great review for getting the "thinking juices" flowing!

I know this is a much needed skill in middle school math! This sheet involves reducing fractions and getting both repeating and non repeating decimals as answers. A fun quick way to see who has got it and who needs some extra help.

Exponents are a skill that is necessary in middle school. This activity includes solving whole numbers, integers, decimals, and fractions with positive and negative exponents. GREAT practice!

This is a game that pairs 2 students to "speed" or "slap" the card after they solve the problem. The one who hits the card first with the correct answer wins the point. If you hit the card with the incorrect answer you lose the point. I have also built in a "SUPER" or "BONUS" round. You can change the rules to rounding the answer to the tenths place. I know my students ALWAYS need practice rounding. My students love to get white boards and Expo markers out and play this game! It's great fo

Great proportions and rate worksheet. As a extra practice decimals, rounding decimals, time, and converting minutes to hours have been included in this worksheet. ALL Junior High students can use additional practice with these skills.

These skills are critical to being successful in 5-8th grade classroom.

A review of computation that is necessary to be successful in a middle school math classroom