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 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 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.

Do you need warm-up activities for your third and/or fourth graders? Here are 30 rounds of basic review questions, with 10 questions in each round! Questions revolve around vocabulary, computation, problem solving, geometry, number theory, measurement, and much more. Students complete individually or in teams. After each round, the following page is the answer key. Have these rounds on hand for a substitute, a test review, a daily warm-up, or as a study guide for students! By Math Fan

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!

These 4 posters include: Math Symbols Percent Equivalents Order of Operations Geometry Symbols Use these 4 posters as study guides, student handouts, or as a bulletin board resource! By Math Fan

This project uses tables to solve for the GCF and LCM of two or three numbers. Using "t-bars" rather than factor trees, students learn to easily pair up matching prime factors to determine the solutions to GCF and LCM. Vocabulary is reviewed for prime factorization, prime numbers, composite numbers, exponents, and base, as well as the vocabulary for GCF and LCM. Several examples are given for prime factorization with exponents and for finding GCF and LCM. By Math Fan

Use this resource as a study guide, a handout to students, or as a bulletin board resource. By Math Fan