Math Lab Loot

This tool help students to plan a paragraph, essay, or report. The 3 colors help students to organize their ideas into an informal outline during the Prewrite stage of the Writing Process. BONUS: It is completely editable! You can change the heading, directions, example used or the format of the outline. Make the example include a topic specific to your class. Add or highlight vocabulary terms. Add text boxes to make it digital so students can complete the outline online.

This resource contains 3 activities for students to complete. Perfect for reviewing ratio basics in Middle School. Slide 1: Students drag and drop terms from the answer box into the sentence blanks to make true statements. Slide 2: Students complete a ratio table in order to figure out a real-world scenario by typing directly in the text boxes.  Slide 3: Students create proportions by matching ratios from the answer box with equivalent ratios.  My students enjoy these activities and the slides a

Share this google slide presentation as an editable document for all students and they will be able to play against friends in real time! This is a great activity for students of all levels and the best part is that the students can type in their answers without being able to accidentally delete the grid! You can duplicate the slide for as many students as you need. I am working on adding an update soon with multiple letter grids to choose from so that students will also not be able to edit the

This is a quick sorting activity where students drag and drop the math facts into the correct column based on sum/difference. Students can click the timer before they begin to try to complete the sort in under one minute. This activity is designed to help students master mental math and develop an innate sense of numbers. Answers are color-coded to make it easy to see which students did the sort correctly, right from the thumbnail image!

This game is a perfect way for students to practice critical thinking in math class. Students must guess the digit AND the place value. I have played many different versions of this game before. It is great because you can change the number used to match the ability level of the students you are working with. Slides include a description of how to play and an example, followed by the game template.

This google form is designed to help teachers to quickly get to know student preferences. The google form contains 17 questions about students home life and interests, how they like to learn, and what motivates them. This is a perfect first day of school activity.