Manipulating Math Minds

This file contains an editable Powerpoint Jeopardy style game, complete with an interactive scoreboard, 2 double value questions, one Final question, ALL 26 solution slides for class discussion during a 7th grade STAAR, or other state, test review. Once my students used this method to review, they were spoiled! The best part was that they were reviewing without even being aware they were! Win - Win for all! Topics on this game are: Arithmetic (integers/fractions/PEMDAS), Proportions, Eq

This file contains an editable Powerpoint Jeopardy style game, complete with a working scoreboard, 2 Daily Double questions, one Final question, and all 26 solution slides for class discussion. Once my students used this method to review, they were spoiled! The best part was that they were reviewing without even being aware they were! Win - Win for all! Topics on this game are: Arithmetic (integers/fractions/PEMDAS), Proportions, Equations, Geometry, and Potpourri (mixture of slope, p

This file contains an editable Powerpoint Jeopardy style game, complete with a working scoreboard, 2 Double value questions, a Final question, and all 26 solution slides for class discussion. Once my students used this method to review, they were spoiled! The best part was that they were reviewing without even being aware they were! Win - Win for all! Topics on this game are: Transformations, Pythagorean Theorem, Dimension Changes, Linear Relations and Potpourri (mixture of equations, nu

Solving equations is a skill that has to be mastered for students to perform basic algebraic operations in later years. While it seems so logical to me, my students often struggled with what steps are to be taken first (+, -, x, ÷), even though it is just order of operations…in reverse. A few years ago, I started using “Equation Estates” to teach this, and the confusion no longer exists. We even had a little fun along the way! I teach JH, and they can TOTALLY relate to this set up! The ba

My students ALWAYS cringe when they hear me say the word “fractions”. But that is not necessary if they can learn to use a 12 x 12 or 15 x 15 multiplication chart to work “Magic”. In this zipped file you will get a complete lesson for simplifying fractions (one lesson that is in a complete bundle I have listed for sale) by using a completed multiplication chart. It includes the following: • 12 x 12 multiplication chart for students to complete (and key). • 15 x 15 multiplication chart for s

This file contains an editable PowerPoint Bingo game, a reproducable blank Bingo card to be printed for each student, and the solution to the game.This game reviews basic understanding of integer rules. Problems in the file include all four operations, as well as four real world applications that must be set up then evaluated. This is a great way to review at the end of an integer unit, or before state testing. STAAR, TEKS, Integers, Core Standards, Test Prep, Review, Activity, Game, Fun

My students ALWAYS cringe when they hear me say the word “fractions”. But that is not necessary if they can learn to use a 12 x 12 or 15 x 15 multiplication chart to work “Magic”. In this file you are getting a full week’s worth of activities on fraction operations (Simplifying, Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing): • 12 x 12 multiplication chart for students to complete (and key). • 15 x 15 multiplication chart for students to complete (and key). This is used for higher grades

Solving equations is a skill that has to be mastered for students to perform basic algebraic operations in later years. While it seems so logical to me, my students often struggled with what steps are to be taken first (+, -, x, ÷), even though it is just order of operations…in reverse. A few years ago, I started using “Equation Estates” to teach this, and the confusion no longer exists. We even had a little fun along the way! I teach JH, and they can TOTALLY relate to this set up! The ba

Solving equations is a skill that has to be mastered for students to perform basic algebraic operations in later years. While it seems so logical to me, my students often struggled with what steps are to be taken first (+, -, x, ÷), even though it is just order of operations…in reverse. A few years ago, I started using “Equation Estates” to teach this, and the confusion no longer exists. We even had a little fun along the way! I teach JH, and they can TOTALLY relate to this set up! The ba

Solving equations is a skill that has to be mastered for students to perform basic algebraic operations in later years. While it seems so logical to me, my students often struggled with what steps are to be taken first (+, -, x, ÷), even though it is just order of operations…in reverse. A few years ago, I started using “Equation Estates” to teach this, and the confusion no longer exists. We even had a little fun along the way! I teach JH, and they can TOTALLY relate to this set up! The ba

Solving equations is a skill that has to be mastered for students to perform basic algebraic operations in later years. While it seems so logical to me, my students often struggled with what steps are to be taken first (+, -, x, ÷), even though it is just order of operations…in reverse. A few years ago, I started using “Equation Estates” to teach this, and the confusion no longer exists. We even had a little fun along the way! I teach JH, and they can TOTALLY relate to this set up! The ba

Solving equations is a skill that has to be mastered for students to perform basic algebraic operations in later years. While it seems so logical to me, my students often struggled with what steps are to be taken first (+, -, x, ÷), even though it is just order of operations…in reverse. A few years ago, I started using “Equation Estates” to teach this, and the confusion no longer exists. We even had a little fun along the way! I teach JH, and they can TOTALLY relate to this set up! The ba

This file contains an editable PowerPoint presentation, a reproducable blank Bingo card to be printed for each student, and the solution to the game. This is a great way to review fractions without letting students know they are working... :) **NOTE** This is the EXACT games as the PROMETHEAN ACTIVINSPIRE game with the same name...just in PowerPoint. .STAAR, TEKS, Core Standards, Test Prep, Review, Activity, Game, Fun, Applications