Mandy's Middle Math

This is a DESMOS activity with 14 questions on 12 slides. It is self-checking and will save you time on grading. Your students will also be to see if they are answering the questions correctly as they go. I am including a version for computers and a more friendly mobile version if your students will be completing this on their phones. I would use this after I have taught the concept and use it as a station or quiz. Check out my other resource for this concept: Locate and Compare Rational

This is a Stem and Leaf plot DESMOS activity. It is self-checking and will save you time on grading. There is 18 questions where students will see 3 different stem and leaf plots and have to create one of their own. Your students will also be able to see if they are answering the questions correctly as they go. I would use this after I have taught the concept and use it as a station or quiz. I made this activity for 6th grade & pre ap classes. But advanced 5th graders and 7 or 8th grades

I created this set for 6th grade and Pre-AP students. Your students will be interpreting box plots and identifying the parts of a box plot. This could be used in 7th or 8th grade to refresh their previous knowledge. This is a DESMOS activity on Box Plots (11 questions). This is self checking and has automatic feedback for students. They can resubmit their responses as many times as needed. Students will be: *matching vocabulary terms with definitions *matching data sets with corresponding box

This is a Ordering Rational Numbers in Real Life Situations DESMOS activity with 11 questions on 15 slides. It is self-checking and will save you time on grading. Your students will be able to see if they are answering the questions correctly as they go. I would use this after I have taught the concept and use it as a station or quiz or as a refresher if they need to revisit the concept. ***I made this for my 6th grade and pre ap students. This could be used in an advanced 5th grade class(t

This is a DESMOS activity with 10 questions. It is self-checking and will save you time on grading. Your students will also be to see if they are answering the questions correctly as they go. I would use this after I have taught the concept and use it as a station or quiz. Check out my other resource for this concept: Classify Rational Numbers (FREE resource)

This is a Dot Plot (line plot) DESMOS activity with 18 questions. Students will use dot plots to identify the shape, center, and spread of the data set. They will also create a dot plot when given a frequency table and summarize its characteristics. This activity is self-checking and students can resubmit their answers when they get a problem incorrect. Once a problem is submitted they will see either a correct or a try again. There are 4 different dot plots and they need to create 1 to

In this locate, compare, and order rational numbers activity you will receive: Google slides(keys included) that your students can type, click and drag and use the scribble tool to edit. Google form that you can use as a mini assessment or exit ticket in your class.You can use these to help you in a spiral review, to prep for an upcoming assessment, or as stations in your class. Students will be be working with positive and negative fractions, decimals, mixed numbers, and improper fractions. T

This activity is on multiplying and dividing positive rational numbers. I created this activity for my 6th graders. They will be multiplying and dividing fractions and decimals in real world situations/ word problems. There is a Printable version and a digital Google Slides that students could use the scribble tool to color the image. Check out my other resources for this concept: Multiply & Divide Positive Rational Numbers AssessmentMultiply & Divide Positive Rational Numbers DESMOS Multipl

This solve, find, and color activity is over equivalent forms of numbers and only has improper fractions that equal to whole numbers. Students solve the improper fractions, use the table to color their answers to show a pattern. The answer key is included. I created this for my 6th graders and Pre AP students. This could work in a 5th grade classroom or even as a review in a 7th grade classroom. You could use this as a station, homework, or extra credit opportunity in your class.

This assessment is multiplying and dividing rational numbers fluently. I created this for 6th grade and Pre AP students but this could be used in 7th or 8th grade classrooms as a pre assessment. You will received a printable version and a Google form. You can use it for distance learning or have your students complete the assessment on paper and submit their answers on line to save you some time on grading. Keep their original assessment for documenting. Multiply & Divide Positive Rational Nu

This assessment is over ordering rational numbers in real life situations. I created this for 6th grade and Pre AP students but this could be used in 7th or 8th grade classrooms. You will received a printable version and a Google form. You can use it for distance learning or have your students complete the assessment on paper and submit their answers on line to save you some time on grading. Keep their original assessment for documenting. Check out my other activities to go with this concep

You will receive: 2 sets Google slides(keys included) that your students can type, click and drag and use the scribble tool to edit.Google form that you can use as a mini assessment or exit ticket in your class.You can use these to help you in a spiral review, to prep for an upcoming assessment, or as stations in your class. Check out my DESMOS activity for this concept HERE.

This activity covers numbers, their opposites, and absolute value. Students will have to: match vocabulary terms find absolute value & opposites of numbers locate a number, its opposite or its absolute value on a number line You will receive: 2 sets Google slides(keys included) that your students can type, click and drag and use the scribble tool to edit.1 Google form that you can use as a mini assessment or exit ticket in your class.You can use these to help you in a spiral review, to pr

You will receive: Google slides(keys included) that your students can type, click and drag and use the scribble tool to edit (7 questions).Google form that you can use as a mini assessment or exit ticket in your class(4 questions where they are comparing and ordering.You can use these to help you in a spiral review, to prep for an upcoming assessment, or as stations in your class.

I created this set for 6th grade and Pre AP students. Your students will be interpreting box plots and identifying the parts of a box plot. You will receive a printable version with the answer key and a Google form version of the assessment.

You will receive: Google slides in presentation mode with 9 questions so when students make their selection they will be directed to either try again or a screen that tells them they got it correct. The answer key is included in the pdf that comes with this activity. (This activity uses only whole numbers.) Google form version of the activity if you would like something that grades the students work. Other activities you may be interested in: Percent Change: Which One Does NOT BelongPercent Cha

This activity was created for my 6th grade students who are regular Pre AP and on-level 6th grade. These activities cover equivalent expressions, understanding properties, and combining like terms. There are 7 problems in the slides and 7 problems on the form. Take a look at my other activities for this concept: Solve, Find, Color Assessment DESMOS Bundle Key words: properties, equivalent expressions, combining like terms

This is a DESMOS activity on multiplying and dividing positive rational numbers fluently. There are 10 questions that are self-checking with feedback. Students can resubmit their answers when they get a problem incorrect. Students are multiplying fractions, decimals, and whole numbers. This activity was created for a 6th grade/Pre AP classroom but could be used in 7th or 8th grade for a pre assessment. Check out my other activities to go with this concept: AssessmentBundleSlides & FormDESMOS

This is a DESMOS activity with 10 questions. It is self-checking and will save you time on grading. Your students will also be to see if they are answering the questions correctly as they go. I would use this after I have taught the concept and use it as a station or quiz or as a refresher if they need to revisit the concept. Check out my other resource for this concept: Ratios- Google Slides BUNDLE

This is a DESMOS activity with 11 questions. It is self-checking and will save you time on grading. Your students will also be to see if they are answering the questions correctly as they go. I would use this after I have taught the concept and use it as a station or quiz or as a refresher if they need to revisit the concept.