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This is a fantastic Jeopardy Game to review before the standardized test. It is aligned with the 5th grade Texas curriculum to prepare my students for the STAAR, but could be used in any state! I have included the 5 reporting categories; decimals, fractions, graphs, geometry and measurement, and whole number operations. Each category has 5 questions, for a total of 25 questions. Each reporting category has questions that cover both the readiness standards and the supporting standards. I am d

This is a fantastic Jeopardy Game to review before the standardized test. It is aligned with the 8th grade Texas curriculum to prepare my students for the STAAR, but could be used in any state! I have included the 5 reporting categories; Numerical Representations and Relationships, Computations and Algebraic Reasoning, Geometry and Measurement, and Data Analysis and Personal Financial Literacy and a final category of a Lil' Bit of everything. Each category has 5 questions, for a total of 25 ques

15 sets of matching cards with the expressions in word form that match with the actual algebraic equation involving a variable. This is a great way for students to practice algebraic expressions and equations while using academic vocabulary. You can play I have who has with this, memory, or extend students to create word problems with the expressions that are on the cards.

This is a Jeopardy Power Point template ready for you to enter you questions in! It must be edited in Power Point. It has 5 categories that each have 5 questions for a total of 25 questions. When you click on the question it is hyperlinked to go to the slide with your question on it! There is a star on each slide that takes you back to the Jeopardy main screen with all the question point values on it. Once you click on a question, it changes a different color so that your students know wh

5.3L and 5.3J Representing and solving division of unit fractions by whole numbers and whole numbers by unit fractions scavenger hunt task cards. Get your kids up and moving and solving math problems with these task cards. Students can work alone or in groups as they walk around the room to a task card, solve it and record it on their answer sheet, and then find the answer on the next task card that they need to solve! There are 16 task cards, a recording sheet, and an answer key included.

I have created a task card scavenger hunt for Algebra 1 with Operations of polynomials including adding, subtracting, multiplying, factoring, difference of squares, and factoring out GCF. Students start at one task cards, find the answer to that task card, and search for the answer on another task card! Great way to self check, while moving around and reviewing! Answer key included!

16 Task Cards reviewing Classifying Real Numbers in sets and subsets, Comparing and ordering real numbers, estimating square roots, and scientific notation. This is a great way to get 8th grade math students up and moving while reviewing these concepts! Students will start at a task card, record their answer on their recording sheet, and then fins the next task card that has their answer on it. Once they fin the answer they start solving that task card. It takes them in a loop reviewing all

Factor Captor is a great game to play in a center or at your small group table that encourages practice of multiplication facts! It also is a great way to talk to students about strategies that they used when playing and how prime numbers and composite numbers can effect their strategies! Great hands on center that practices facts and mental math!

16 task cards covering representing and solving quotients of decimals to the hundredths place with an answer key and a student answer document. This is aligned to the TEKS 5.3G and 5.3F with both computation and application through word problems. Great to use as a center or at your small group table to review this concept.

24 task cards for STAAR test prep, that are focused on the NEW Texas TEKS in 5th grade math. These are pulled from the previous STAAR tests, and tweaked a little bit to make sure our students are READY for the STAAR. Great center activity, great for small group, and great review! I have included all the readiness standards with supporting standards embedded within the readiness standards. This is identical to the Jeopardy Review that I am selling! This would also be good for SSI once the tes

12 task cards with QR codes on representing and solving multiplication of decimals. Students will have fun reviewing this in a center, or using this at your small group table to reinforce these concepts. It includes an answer key, a recording sheet, and 12 task cards each with a QR code to self check their work!

These are great entrance and exit tickets, or review flash cards for 8th grade math STAAR Review. I took a lot of the stimuli from the prior STAAR tests and put them together to help students pass the test! There are 32 flash cards covering positive and negative slope, functions, positive and negative associations, y-intercept, slope, angle measurements, unit rate, proportional and non proportional relationships, solutions to 2 equations, and all the algebraic rules. Quick and easy way to rev

16 Task cards on 5.3K Adding and Subtracting whole numbers. This set includes an answer document for students to record their answers, as well as an answer key. They encourage higher level thinking and gives students great practice applying the skill of addition and subtraction.

16 task cards on 5.4A Prime and Composite numbers, Answer Key included, and Rules of Divisibility for numbers up to 10. The Rules of Divisibility Printable is a great resource to use during the task card activity, as well as a great resource to glue into your students journal! Visit My Store for more freebies and fun activities! You may use this file and its contents to work for your classroom/school or in your TpT resources. You do not have permission to resell this file as your own. EN

8.2A Texas aligned Classifying Real Numbers. This includes 14 pages of notes, guided practice, independent practice, Homework and an extra practice ALL with answer keys. This is a great way to introduce the topic, do several examples together and then let the students work on the independent practice! The homework is great reinforcement of this supporting standard. There is an activity that you can use to spiral back in when you are reviewing, in centers, or you could use it as a warmup

Solving one step equations and inequalities Card Sort! This activity includes 13 sets of equations and inequalities, verbal real-word problems, models, and solutions. Students will put cards together in sets of 3 that match either a verbal real world problem, an algebraic expression or equation, solutions, and model on a number line or strip diagram. This includes both an answer document and an answer key! Great way to practice different ways to represent equations and inequalities! This al

Order of Operations maze worksheet to get to the lemonade! Great fun way to review order of operations. It includes brackets and parentheses but does not include exponents. It also includes adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing whole numbers and decimals.

This is a 5th grade unit test that involves the following concepts. Included is also an oral administration test in power point that will read the entire test to the students! The 5th Grade concepts included are: Order of Ooperations Algebraic Expressions and Equations Adding and Subtracting rational numbers Representing decimals in different forms Rounding decimals Comparing and Ordering Decimas

5th Grade (5.2B) comparing and ordering decimals through the thousandths place task cards. There are 12 task cards with a recording sheet and an answer key. Aligned with the new 5th grade math standards. Great for a center or during small group time.

This unit is an 8th grade math standard- 8.2B Approximating the Value of an Irrational Number. Included in this unit you will get Notes, Guided Practice, Independent Practice, Homework and 16 task cards to practice/reinforce this concept. Included are keys for everything and a recording sheet for the task cards! I have found that Texas Standards are very similar to the Common Core. Enjoy!