Math Corner for Middle Learners

In pairs, I have students solve the problem on each card in the coordinating box on the answer sheet. Each student completes their own answer sheet. They work in pairs to help each other out. Students will draw a picture of the shape and label the dimensions given in the problem. Then, they will: write the formula they will use to solve, substitute the values and solve. All shapes are rectangles, squares or triangles. Some ways to use task cards: Each pair of students can have a set of task car

This resource is a lesson on how to translate words to algebraic expressions and equations. Then students learn how to write an equation to model a word problem AND writing a word problem for a given equation. Included:1 Table of contents for teacher 7 notebook pages (notes & practice) 4 worksheets 4 exit tickets Answer keys

This resource is designed to put some fun into the traditional math worksheet. Students will complete conversions between fraction, decimal and percent. The answers will tell them how to color the flag, what country the flag represents and its capital city. Coloring isn't just for elementary school. Included in this resource: 12 fraction, decimal and percent conversion problems. Flag to color with the name of the country and capital city in a puzzle to solve. Answer key

A fun way to practice or review exponents and powers of ten. Students can choose their own colors! Comes with 2 different worksheets and answer keys.

Do your students need to practice adding and subtracting integers? This resource is for you! Students will complete several problems to get to the end of a maze. Included:1 maze - Integer addition only  1 maze - Integer subtraction only 1 maze - Integer addition & subtraction mixed Answer keys included