Math in Three

Enjoy a fun activity of decorating for pi day! Each slide has a separate digit of pi and also includes what digit the number is in the series. Allow students to individually decorate then easily put the numbers back in order to hang up. You can also printing two per sheet of paper for a small then cut in half for a smaller space or to hang around the edge of the room. Happy Pi Day!

Its the end of the year, need a quick worksheet to get students to reflect on the year? Download now.

A flow chart of how to decide what type of factoring will be done for a quadratic Youtube Videos that can be shared with students can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkC1bEQQ96w & t=9s

Answer each question about exponents. Use your answer to find the color. Use the color on the corresponding color the picture. Great to use any time of year, but could be used for St. Patrick's Day too.

A fun brain break for some 2.22.22 TUESday fun. Anything with an * can have a different answer.

20 questions/trivia for the 100th day of school. Answer Key provided on the second page. Please note, the answer to number 16 will change so please update it if you download this for use over multiple years. Enjoy!

Start the new year off with a way to track the daily habit you want to start to incorporating into your daily routine. It could be mindfulness, practicing a new skill or your daily step goal, you chose!

Students fill in their own BING-GO board using the numbers -12 to 12. Project the expressions to the class and have students simplify each expression. As they get their answers, they cross the number off their BING-GO board. First student to five in a row wins.