Math Equals Fun

What is this?This is a set of five 8.5 by 11 classroom rules posters geared toward a middle or high school classroom. I currently use them in my 8th grade math classroom as the Big 5 Expectations. How I use them:These posters are sized at 8.5 by 11, but can be resized as needed. Posters come in pdf format. I have found that printing on cardstock and laminating works well to keep them lasting long. I also attach strips of magnetic tape to the backs to adhere to my white board. What's included:•

This is a set of five 8.5 by 11 classroom rules posters geared toward a middle or high school classroom. I currently use them in my 8th grade math classroom as the Big 5 Expectations. How I use them:These posters are sized at 8.5 by 11, but can be resized as needed. Posters come in both pdf and jpg format to allow for various uses. I have found that printing on cardstock and laminating works well to keep them lasting long. I also attach strips of magnetic tape to the backs to adhere to my white

Students can get instant feedback with this self-checking Google worksheet for solving one-step equations. This worksheet includes 24 simple, one-step equations, intended for students who are just starting to learn the properties of equality. Problems in this worksheet require adding or subtracting of whole numbers to solve the equations. The self-check aspect of this activity means students can move on confidently if they are understanding the concept, while those who need help can quickly see

This is an activity where two students work independently to add and subtract real numbers, then collaborate to check their answers. Partner A has Partner B's worksheet answers, and vice versa. There are specific instructions for each partner to not just "grade" each other's work and give the actual answers, but to help his or her partner find the source of the incorrect answer. This is a great activity to teach students how to monitor their own work with the help of a peer, instead of running t

This is a set of five 8.5 by 11 classroom rules posters geared toward a middle or high school classroom. I currently use them in my 8th grade math classroom as the Big 5 Expectations. How I use them:These posters are sized at 8.5 by 11, but can be resized as needed. Posters come in the following three formats: jpegs, PDF, and PowerPoint file to accommodate as many people as possible. I have found that printing on cardstock and laminating works well to keep them lasting long. I also attach strips