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This mini-poster contains customary measure equivalent measurements for length (in, ft, yd), weight (oz, lb, tons), liquid (tsp, oz, cups, pints), area (sq ft, acres), volume (cubic ft, cubic yds) and time (sec, min, hr, weeks, months, decades). It is prepared on white background for easy of copying. Can be used for bulletin board, handout, math centers. By Math Fan

These 25 vocabulary quizzes cover terms taught and retaught in 5th and 6th grades, as well as terms for review and mastery. Each quiz has a word bank which can be eliminated if desired, as well as an answer key. There are cumulative review quizzes which contain 30 questions each, as well as a final year-end review which contains 85 questions. Quizzes can be used as diagnostic tools or they can accompany regular math tests or evaluations; they can be given orally as well or as part of a math g

Here is a colorful mini-poster of divisibility rules for the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10. Use this resource as a handout, study guide, or as a mini-poster in your classroom! By Math Fan

These 18 mini-posters illustrate the various types of graphs studied in all grades: pictograph, line and bar graphs, box and whisker, stem and leaf, circle, histogram, Venn Diagram, matrix, scatter plot, and frequency tables. Each mini-poster contains a list of characteristics, an example, and vocabulary terms in bold face type. By Math Fan

These 4 posters include: Divisibility Rules Roman Numerals Measurement Equivalencies Math Abbreviations Use these posters as a study guide, student handout, or as a bulletin board resource. By Math Fan

This picture book project is intended for grades 4-7. Students, working independently or in small groups, locate a geometry term for each letter of the alphabet ("A": angle, acute angle, adjacent angle, area, arc). Picture book includes title, example and sentence on each page. Alternate, supplemental and optional activities are listed to meet needs of all students. A sample evaluation is included. By Math Fan

Here are 30 rounds of math questions, 10 questions per round, for elementary students. Rounds focus on computation, vocabulary, fractions, decimals, geometry, problem solving, pre-algebra, statistics, measurement, and number theory. Each round is followed immediately by an answer key. Keep these rounds on hand for a daily/weekly warm-up, a study guide, review for tests, or for use whenever you have a substitute! By Math Fan

Need some math warm-up questions to start your math class? Here are 30 rounds-- each round has 10 questions. The answer keys follow each of the rounds. These are appropriate for grades 3-6. Each round has questions with fractions and decimals, measurement, geometry, number sense, some brief pre-algebra questions are included in the later rounds, and there are always some basic multiplication, division, addition and subtraction questions! Each round also includes 1-2, and sometimes 3, word p

This project requires students to locate 40 different examples of polyhedrons. Students use catalogs, ads, magazines, newspapers or the internet to locate furniture, food products, patio designs, fencing, etc., that include polyhedrons. Students also must find surface area and volume of one prism and one pyramid. Supplemental, optional and alternate activities are given, as well as a sample evaluation. By Math Fan

This picture book activity involves students reviewing math vocabulary terms and using letters of the alphabet to help them select the terms to highlight. For example, "A" might be for angle, "B" for base, "C" for circle, etc. Supplemental activities, alternate activities, and a rubric are included.

Here are 30 rounds of pre-algebra review and practice short rounds! Each round has 10 questions. These questions cover a wide range of concepts: vocabulary, computation, fractions, decimals, equations, expressions, geometry, probability and statistics, and so on. The first page of rounds contains the questions, the page immediately following contains the answer key. These rounds are appropriate for some elementary students, and/or all middle school students. By Math Fan

This project requires students to locate 40 examples of polygons, from ads, designs on holiday cards, designs on cereal boxes, fabric patterns, traffic signs, etc. Students work in small groups or independently. Once items are located, students create picture book with title on each page, example, and a sentence. Students might add dimensions to examples and solve for perimeter and/or area, or tell total degrees within each polygon. Alternate and supplemental activities are listed, as are id

Here are 30 rounds, 10 questions in each round, for your elementary or middle school students. Each round focuses on a variety of topics: computation, number theory, geometry, problem solving, measurement, fractions, decimals, etc. There are two pages with each round. The second page immediately following the round is the answer key. Keep these rounds on hand for a daily warm-up, a review of the basics, a test assessment, or as a handy resource for a substitute in an emergency!

Here are 30 rounds of questions reviewing metric and standard measurement. Each round has 10 questions, and each round is immediately followed by an answer key. Subject areas include standard and metric measure, area, volume, abbreviations, time, temperature, dimensional analysis, conversions, rates, liquid capacity, and mass and weight. These rounds could be used as a study guide, team competition, a resource for a substitute, a quiz, or as independent study. Rounds are appropriate for grade

Use this math scavenger hunt as a team building activity! Students prepare picture book, video, power point, or poster showcasing ways they interact with math throughout the day--for example: bed ~ prism; cereal bowl ~ hemisphere. Discussion questions, sample answer key, writing activity and rubric included. Could be a short term or long term activity, depending on grade level and time availability. Made by Math Fan

This geometry scavenger hunt highlights lines, segments, rays, and angles. Students are required to locate 28 examples. Examples could be found in clothing, gift wrap or fabric, clocks, sports equipment, maps, playgrounds, etc. Once items are located, students create a picture book with titles, pictures and sentences. Alternate, supplemental and optional activities are given, including suggestions for students with student needs. A sample evaluation is provided. By Math Fan

This scavenger hunt project requires students to locate 22 items containing decimals. Students use the internet, newspapers and magazines to locate items, as well as find household items that contain decimals (cover of a box of cereal). Supplemental, optional, and culminating activities are listed. Activities are also suggested for individualizing activity for student needs. By Math Fan

Students locate 25 different items showcasing customary or standard measurement. Students work independently or in small groups. Supplemental and optional activities are included so that project can be individualized. Students complete self-evaluation. Teacher evaluation is also included. By Math Fan.

This project lists 20 items for students to locate, with the items showing metric measurement, from household items to tools. Students also find distances between cities using metrics, as well as lengths, heights and weights of everyday objects. Students can work independently or in groups. Supplemental and optional activities are listed for modification by grade level. Evaluation is included as well. By Math Fan.

This project involves students locating 16 examples of integers. Students use newspapers, magazines, or the internet. Items to locate include such things as thermometers, football game yardage, height of mountain ranges and depths of the trenches. Alternate activities are listed for class individualization. Supplemental activities are listed as well. Evaluation tool also included. By Math Fan.