Math Lab Classroom

Description Students will: * Practice multiplying fractions by whole numbers with models in a collaborative activity * Collaborate in a fun group activity! Students work in groups to match multiplication of fractions problems with models and with their solutions. Problems are printed on cards, and students match their answers to other cards. Great collaborative activity to master multiplying fractions. Self checking - builds confidence! Includes instructions and answer key. Easy set up. Just pri

Description Students will: * Practice dividing fractions in a collaborative activity * Collaborate in a fun group activity! Students work in groups to match division of fractions problems with their solutions. Problems are printed on cards, and students match their answers to other cards. Great collaborative activity to master dividing fractions. Self checking - builds confidence! Includes instructions and answer key. Easy set up. Just print and cut! Check out these other linear activities: Unit

Students will: * Practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions * Build confidence with a self checking activity! A great, fun way for students to practice operations with fractions! Students are given a problem and then work together to find the answer. The answers are in the picture above. Students color the sections of the picture according to the problems. Students build confidence when they can find their answers and know they are on the right track!. Includes 4 versions p

Students will: * Find the prime factorization of numbers in a fun collaborative activity! * Work with peers to factor numbers (6th grade standard) Students work in groups to factor numbers. Students match their answers to the answers on the other slips of paper to build a ladder. Great collaborative activity to master prime factorization. Self checking - builds confidence! Includes instructions and answer key. Easy set up. Just print and cut! Check out these other linear activities: Unit Bundle:

Description Students will: * Identify the lowest common multiple (LCM) of 2 or 3 numbers * Collaborate in a fun group activity! Students work in groups to find the LCM of 2 or 3 numbers. Problems are printed on cards, and students match their answers to other cards. Great collaborative activity to master lowest common multiples. Self checking - builds confidence! Includes instructions and answer key. Easy set up. Just print and cut! Check out these other linear activities: Unit Bundle: Linear Eq

Students will: * Practice finding the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) using the thin slicing strategy, which builds the skill with scaffolds * Develop skills with GCF in a gradual, scaffolded and differentiated way Thin slicing GCF activity! Students work to find the Greatest Common Factor of 2 or 3 numbers in this thin slicing activity. Problems grow with difficulty from #1 to #30. Students begin with problem #1 and check their answer. They then decide if they want to advance to problem #2 or skip

Students will: * Practice adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers * Build confidence with a self checking activity! A great, fun way for students to practice adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers! Students are given a problem and then work to find the answer. The answers are in the picture above. Students color the sections of the picture according to the problems. Students build confidence when they can find their answers and know they are on the right track!. Includes answer key. Easy

Students will: * Use estimation to divide by combining math facts with understanding of multiples of 10. * Work collaboratively to find the answer to a division problem. A great, fun way for students to practice division facts! Students are given a division problem and then work together to find the answer. Students work collaboratively to answer questions in a fun scavenger hunt activity. Answers lead students to the next problem. Self checking and confidence building! Includes answer key. Easy

Students will: * Use knowledge of operations and math facts to identify a mystery number * Work collaboratively to identify the mystery number! A fun activity to get kids thinking! Students receive a card with 4 numbers in the corners and a large number in the center. They must figure out the operations to apply to the numbers in the corners to reach the target number in the center. Students can add, subtract, multiply or divide, and they will use each number only once. There will be more than o

Students will: * Multiply and divide whole numbers (up to 3 digits) * Work collaboratively to solve problems involving multiplying and dividing whole numbers. A great, fun way for students to practice working with multiplying and dividing! Students are given a problem and then work together to find the answer. Students work collaboratively to find the answer on another card in this fun matching activity. 15 problems and answers. Includes answer key. Easy to grade. Click below to see our other M

Students will: * Find lowest common denominators to add and subtract fractions * Decode word problems to determine whether to add or subtract * Work collaboratively to practice and apply place value knowledge in a fun activity! A great, fun way for students to practice working with fractions! Students are given a problem and then work together to find the answer. The answer to one problem leads students to the next problem. Students work collaboratively to answer questions in a fun scavenger hun

Students will: * Identify place value, write in expanded and standard form * Determine "how many times greater or lesser" a number is * Work collaboratively to practice and apply place value knowledge in a fun activity! A great, fun way for students to practice working with place value! Students are given a problem and then work together to find the answer. The answer to one problem leads students to the next problem. Students work collaboratively to answer questions in a fun scavenger hunt acti

Students will: * Identify place value from thousands to thousandths * Receive fast feedback with a maze activity Engage your students with this Place Value Maze activity. Students Identify the digit in the place value given and follow that answer along the maze to the next problem. A great way to assess understanding. No prep, just print. A great extension activity for your early finishers. Works great for group work as well. Click below to see our other Math activities: Scientific Notation Maz

Students will: * Challenge themselves by creating numbers with specific place value instructions * Understand expanded form, word form and standard form * Explore the purposes of place value and the value of zero in place value Challenge your students with this "Create your own" activity. Students follow specific directions to write a number given clues as to the digits in the place values. A great way to assess understanding. No prep, just print. A great extension activity for your early finish

Students will: * practice converting fractions to decimals Great, self-checking matching activity for converting fractions to decimals. Students work in groups to convert fractions into decimals and match them to their answers. Fun activity to practice converting fractions to decimals. Click below to see our other Math activities: Scientific Notation Maze ActivitySlope Halloween RiddleSolving Equations Color by Number ActivityIdentifying Transformations Matching ActivityIntegers Crossword Puzzl

Order of Operations Video Mini Lesson. This lesson walks students through the order of operations and covers 6 examples, showing all steps. The video is of a Virtual White Board with pen tool and voiceover. This video is 9 minutes long and works well for flipped classrooms, an alternative to teacher lessons, distance learning and absent students. Compatible with computers, ipads and smart phones.

This video lesson is on Substitution and Evaluation. It walks through 9 examples on substituting and evaluating expressions. Virtual white board with pen tool and voiceover only. The video is 6 minutes and 26 second long, which works well for flipped classrooms and mini lessons. Videos are a great way to engage learners, help absent learners and can be useful for distance learning.