Math Equals Fun

Multiplication Fact Fluency 2's | No Prep Self Checking Practice Looking for an engaging, motivating, self-checking, and most of all FUN activity for students to get their multiplication fluency practice in? Try a digital sticker activity! What's great about digital sticker activities?So many ways to use this activity! Use this activity for virtual learning, extra practice, math labs, stations, advanced or remedial practice (depending on grade level), review, or assessments.Students can get inst

Multiplication Fact Fluency 7's | No Prep Self Checking Practice | Easter ThemeLooking for an engaging, motivating, self-checking, and most of all FUN activity for students to get their multiplication fluency practice in? Try a digital sticker activity! What's great about digital sticker activities?So many ways to use this activity! Use this activity for virtual learning, extra practice, math labs, stations, advanced or remedial practice (depending on grade level), review, or assessments.Student

Multiplication Fact Fluency 6's | No Prep Self Checking Practice | Spring / Easter ThemeLooking for an engaging, motivating, self-checking, and most of all FUN activity for students to get their multiplication fluency practice in? Try a digital sticker activity! What's great about digital sticker activities?So many ways to use this activity! Use this activity for virtual learning, extra practice, math labs, stations, advanced or remedial practice (depending on grade level), review, or assessment

Looking for an engaging, motivating, self-checking, and most of all FUN activity for students to get their skills practice in? Try a digital sticker activity!What's great about digital sticker activities?So many ways to use this activity! Use this activity for virtual learning, extra practice, math labs, stations, advanced or remedial practice (depending on grade level), or review.Students can get instant feedback. The self-check aspect of this activity means students can move on confidently if

Looking for an engaging, motivating, self-checking, and most of all FUN activity for students to get their skills practice in? Try a digital sticker worksheet!What's great about digital sticker worksheets?So many ways to use this activity! Use this worksheet (digital or paper) for virtual learning, extra practice, math labs, stations, advanced or remedial practice (depending on grade level), or review.Students can get instant feedback. The self-check aspect of this activity means students can mo

Looking for an engaging, motivating, self-checking, and most of all FUN activity for students to get their skills practice in? Try a digital sticker worksheet!What's great about digital sticker worksheets?So many ways to use this activity! Use this worksheet (digital or paper) for virtual learning, extra practice, math labs, stations, advanced or remedial practice (depending on grade level), or review.Students can get instant feedback. The self-check aspect of this activity means students can mo

Looking for an engaging, motivating, self-checking, and most of all FUN activity for students to get their skills practice in? Try a digital sticker worksheet!What's great about digital sticker worksheets?So many ways to use this activity! Use this worksheet (digital or paper) for virtual learning, extra practice, math labs, stations, advanced or remedial practice (depending on grade level), or review.Students can get instant feedback. The self-check aspect of this activity means students can mo

Adding & Subtracting Integers Review | Task Cards | Walk Around ActivityWhat is this?Walk Arounds are activities I use a ton in my 7th and 8th grade math classes with different concepts. Simply print out the posters (laminate if desired) and place around the room. Students can start at any poster, or the teacher can assign each student a starting point. Activity instructions:Have students pick one card to start with. (Spread them out amongst the cards so they don’t get bunched up at one.) They w

It's everyone's favorite whodunit mystery game! In this round, students will practice their skills of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing expressions in scientific operations, in order to eliminate suspects, locations, and weapons and ultimately figure out the who, what, and where of this fictional murder. How I play with my 8th graders: Students work out problems on a separate piece of paper. Once they find the answer, they look for it on the poster and then cross off the suspect, l

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 warmup set has 24 half sheets with accompanying answer keys, covering the Pythagorean theorem standards for 8th grade Common Core, along with some Number Sense standards covering square root estimates. These warmups are great for practicing new concepts as well as for spiraled review throughout the year. How I use them:This set of warmups is great for review of the 8th grade Common Core standards each day. I have these waiting on the students' desks when they come in, and after a set amount

One of my favorite types of "worksheets" is the foldable, because students glue it directly into their math journals, instead of asking "Do we need to keep this?" at the end of the lesson. Fellow teachers, you know what I'm talking about. I use this practice foldable during my lesson on cube roots. When I teach estimating cube roots it's the same way I teach with square roots: guess (logical estimate) and check. This foldable is a great practice resource for that! The first page covers the l

These are half page notes to be glued or taped into an interactive math journal. Notes for Teachers: I use these notes in my students' interactive math journals. As we discuss what makes a number rational vs. irrational, we fill in the blanks and convert each of the numbers on the rational side to fractions. This is an excellent reference for students to go back and review exactly how to distinguish between rational and irrational numbers.

This is a two page booklet type foldable for math journals, covering the basics of negative exponents with lots of practice. The foldable is easy to use as a graphic organizer for a lesson on negative exponents, where the students are learning how to deal with negative exponents in simple expressions and then more complex ones. The foldable also includes two tables to be filled out, so students can see how negative exponents fit into the pattern of exponential relationships.

Foldable Bundle includes: 1.Number Line for Interactive Math Journals (see http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Foldable-Number-Line-for-Interactive-Math-Journal-815450 for pictures of the number line being used) 2. Real Numbers vocabulary foldable (see http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Foldable-Real-Numbers-Subsets-for-Interactive-Math-Journal-831813 for pictures of the foldable being used) 3. Operations for Real Numbers foldable (see http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product

This is a template for an interactive math journal entry about operations of real numbers. There are spots for the four operations (add, subtract, multiply, and divide) with plenty of space underneath the flap to record important information or rules about each operation. Included in the preview is a look at what a finished foldable should look like.

This is a template for a foldable about Real Numbers, used in an interactive math journal. The template is one printable page containing two foldables and the instructions. I've included two pictures in the preview, demonstrating how the finished foldable should look and fold (for those of you who are, like me, visual instruction people). :) To complete this activity, students will need: scissors glue or tape pen/pencil/markers