Math Blast

Stop the "How do I find the MAD or IQR again?" Questions!Let’s face it: between Interquartile Range and Mean Absolute Deviation, 7th-grade statistics can get messy fast. This Measures of Center and Variability Reference Sheet is a one-page reference designed to give your students the clarity they need and the independence you crave. Whether they are tucking it into an interactive notebook or using it as a desk reference during independent practice, this guide provides bite-sized, digestible i

Use this card sort activity to reinforce the concepts of converting fractions to decimals and determining if the resulting decimals are repeating or terminating. Great activity for cooperative learning groups, math centers, small group instruction, or whole class "stand and sort" activity.

Mathematical Properties Card Sort Activity! Students match a property name with a numeric example, an algebraic example, and a definition. Great for cooperative group work, individual practice, differentiation, or as a math center! Includes commutative property of addition, commutative property of multiplication, associative property of addition, associative property of multiplication, additive identity, multiplicative identity, additive inverse, multiplicative inverse. Copy onto card stock an

Distributive Property Tarsia Puzzle. More fun than a worksheet! Great for cooperative learning time, math centers, or differentiating instruction. You can either print then cut and laminate the pieces so students can write on them with expo markers and erase, or print them on paper and students can write on the pieces, or print on card stock so they will last longer. Students match the problem with the answer to create a completed Tarsia puzzle.

Adding Integers Tarsia Puzzle with 24 puzzle pieces. Puzzle includes a range of difficulties so there is built-in differentiation, great for when students are working in small cooperative groups (or individually). Includes integer and absolute value concepts. Students must match up an expression with the correct answer. Print on card stock and laminate for multiple uses, or print on paper and have students cut and glue the puzzle onto larger piece of paper. Answer key is included so students