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This real-world project challenges 7th grade students to apply ratios, unit rates, proportions, and scale in a hands-on, engaging way. Students will take on the role of food truck owners preparing for the Sweet Street Festival. They’ll select a dessert recipe from a given list, calculate a scale factor to serve 75 customers, determine unit prices, apply a price markup, and analyze their total cost, revenue, and profit. Plus, they will design their Food Truck, logo, and slogan! Use this project

7th Grade Comparing Cell Phone Plans Project | Expressions, Equations & Inequalities This real-world project for 7th grade math places students in the role of junior analysts helping a family choose the best cell phone plan. Working through four structured parts, students write algebraic expressions for each plan's cost, solve two-step equations, write and solve inequalities, and apply every skill in an open-ended performance task where they recommend a cell phone plan and justify their choice u

In this hands-on math project, students show their understanding of the distributive property by creating an illustrated poster with real-world examples. This is one of those projects that finally makes the distributive property click for students. Instead of just solving problems, they show what’s happening - by drawing, labeling, and creating their own word problems. This project works well as a guided activity, assessment task, end of the year project, or a break from worksheets! Included: •

Your students will love this fun & engaging project for your 8th Grade Equations Unit!This project finds your students on a journey through solving multi-step equations. Beginning with "Take-Off" (solving two-step equations review), students will explore the world of Distributing & Combining Like Terms as well as Variables on Both Sides. The journey ends with solving multi-step equations using all techniques. No Prep - just print and go!This project took my 8th grade students 2, 50-minute les

Your students will love practicing Solving One and Two Step Equations (including word problems) to solve the five-puzzle escape room! This resource includes a link to a digital, Google Forms as well as a PDF for printing. Students must get the correct combination to Puzzle 1 before advancing to the next Puzzle. 5 Puzzles (20 questions) in total to escape! All five puzzles are available for printing - perfect for group work or math stations. You will love this self-checking activity! Great for:

Solving Multi-Step Equations: Escape the Haunted Mansion A Halloween Math Digital Escape Room for Grades 8-10Can your students escape the Haunted Manor before midnight? This no-prep, self-checking Halloween math escape room is a spooky and engaging way to practice Solving Multi-Step Equations (including distribution and variables on both sides)! Students solve equations, uncover clues, and unlock digital “doors” to move from room to room in the haunted manor. What makes this escape room differe

This Pi Day activity packet is the ultimate collection of Pi Day math worksheets for middle school students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade! Packed with 8 print-and-go activities including a Pi Day coloring sheet, coordinate graphing, word search, crossword, and more — everything you need to celebrate March 14 is right here! No Prep - Just Print and Go!What’s Included?Pi Day Word Search — Find 11 math vocabulary words including circumference, diameter, radius, and moreBrain Teasers — Visual algebra

Fully engage your students at Easter or Spring time with this collection of print and digital math activities for middle school! Included are 7 PDF print pages AND a link to digital activities using Google Slides. Suitable for 6-8th grade. Complete with beautiful graphics, this resource can serve as a review of basic topics, a substitute teacher cover lesson, or as a break from normal lessons. Here's what you'll find inside: -Logic Puzzles -Order of Operations -Fraction, Decimal, and Percent Co

This expressions, equations, and inequalities project for 6th grade math places students in the role of show directors for a circus. Working through five structured parts, they write algebraic expressions from pricing rules, solve one-step equations, write and graph inequalities, and apply every skill in an open-ended performance task where they design their own circus finale and build a 3D pop-up tent diorama to display their work. Quick DetailsGrade Level & Standard: 6th Grade Math — 6.EE.A.2a

Your students will love practicing finding the domain and range of graphs, tables, and ordered pairs relations in this fun, color by number activity! 12 problems to solve and a fun picture to color according to the question instructions. The entire product is viewable in the preview file. Please follow my store and thank you for your support! Great for: ReviewMath CentersChoice BoardsHomeworkEarly finishers

Your students will love practicing Evaluating Expressions with this fun partner dice game! Students pair up and take turns rolling the dice. The number rolled will then be substituted as "x" into the expression for a score. Highest score after 9 turns, wins! Example: Roll 1: 4x-6 Player rolls a "2", so score is 4 x 2 - 6 = 2! Take a closer look in the preview file. CCSS aligned: 6.EE.A2 Great for: ReviewMath CentersChoice BoardsPartner ActivityActivity for your 6th Grade Expressions Unit

Your students will love practicing Finding Slope - including slope from a graph, from a table, and a set of ordered pairs - to solve the clues in this fun detective mystery! This resource includes digital, Google Slides and a PDF for printing.The Case of Lord Crumpet’s Mysterious WillLord Crumpet’s unexpected passing has left his estate in question, but whispers of a late-night argument suggest there’s more to the story. As investigators, your students will work through a series of problems (e

Your students will love this fun & engaging project for your 8th Grade Systems of Linear Equations Unit! This project finds your students working for the local bowling alley and the owner Peter, who needs some math help! Students will work through 7 parts practicing writing, graphing, and solving systems of equations. In addition to helping Peter, students are given the chance to create their own real-world system of equations to graph and solve. No Prep - just print and go!This project took

This bundle includes a variety of activities to supplement your 8th Grade Slope Unit! This is a hand-picked collection of my favorite resources for finding the slope from a table, graph, and two points. Plus, a PBL project that will have students designing their own waterslide! These resources are CCSS aligned, and includes: Finding the Slope from a Graph - Build a Cupcake ActivityFinding the Slope from Graphs, Tables, and Points Detective MysteryFinding the Slope from Tables Coloring Activity

Your students will love this digital, easy-to-use resource for practicing Identifying Parts of An Expression (variable, coefficient, term, and constant)!  These 5, interactive Google Slides are designed for independent practice, making them ideal for in-class work, homework, or even virtual assignments. The interactive format and fun activities keep students motivated and on task! What formats are included?This resource provides flexibility with two formats: A digital set of Google Slides feat

'Night Before Christmas' - Your students will love practicing Solving Multi-Step Equations with this festive escape room! Designed to captivate students' attention as they solve puzzles, crack codes, and progress through challenges—all while reinforcing their understanding of equations. Self-checking and FUN! This resource includes a link to a digital, Google Forms as well as a PDF teacher notes with an answer key.Aligned with 8th Grade CCSS, I have also used this resource with my higher-level

Your students will love identifying Functions with this fun Digital Anagram Math Activity. Using Google Sheets, students will work their way through 16 problems deciding if a given relation is a function or not (given tables, graphs, ordered pairs, and mapping). In this activity, students will complete 16 questions and type their answers in. If they are correct, the answer will turn green, and they will receive a word. They can then rearrange the letters of that word to create another word (a

Your students will love practicing Using the Distributive Property to Simplify Expressions (Equivalent Expressions) with this funny riddle activity! This resource includes a PDF for printing and a link to an interactive, digital Google Slides (with letter boxes added for students to drag and drop). *I used this activity as an introduction to Distributive Property - there are NO like terms to combine. There are a few, simple negatives to multiply* Have a look at the preview file to get a better

Your students will love this 6-page guided activity that teaches and practices graphing and solving inequalities! Step-by-step instructions makes the information easy to understand and serves as an excellent reference for your students. Plenty of practice is also included for both graphing and solving one and two step inequalities. Take a closer look in the preview file! Great for: ReviewNotesHomeworkCover lessons

Give students hands-on practice with analyzing scatterplots and interpreting trend lines in this interactive 24-card Boom Deck! Students will identify associations (positive, negative, none), estimate slope and y-intercept, write equations in slope-intercept form, and use the line of best fit to make predictions - all in a variety of engaging formats: multiple choice, drag and drop, fill in the blank, and click-to-answer. Click here to preview this deck!Each card includes: Visual scatterplots wi