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Pi Day Math Activity – Find the Area & Circumference of Circles (Pixel Art)Celebrate Pi Day in a fun and engaging way with this Area and Circumference of Circles Pixel Art Activity! Students will practice calculating the area and circumference of circles using 3.14 for π while revealing a festive Pi Day–themed pixel art image as they solve each problem. This resource includes 10 circles and 20 questions total. For each circle, students will calculate both the circumference and the area, rein

Looking for an end-of-year review activity or beginning of 7th grade for review!The Mystery of the Slime Explosion is a fun and engaging math clue activity that gets students moving around the room while reviewing 6th grade math skills! Students solve 12 rigorous Common Core-aligned problems to eliminate clues and discover who caused the slime explosion, where it happened, and which ingredient caused the mess.⭐ Includes:Editable 12 task cardsStudent recording sheetAnswer keyMystery solution page

🕵️‍♂️ Mean, Median, Mode & Range Mystery: Around the Room ActivityMake statistics practice exciting with this interactive, movement-based mystery activity! Students will review mean, median, mode, and range while solving a fun “Clue”-style puzzle around the room. How It Works: Students travel from station to station, solving problems focused on mean, median, mode, and range. After solving each problem, they match their answer to the Clue Chart, which allows them to eliminate one suspect, locat

💖 Find the Circumference of Circles Pixel Art – Valentine’s Day Themed 💖 Make math engaging and festive with this Valentine’s Day–themed pixel art activity focused on finding the circumference of circles! Students will practice applying the circumference formula while revealing a fun, love-themed pixel art image—perfect for February or anytime you want to add excitement to math class. ✨ What’s Included: Find the Circumference of Circles problems Self-checking digital pixel art activity Val

❄️🏅 Winter Olympics Pixel Art – Area of Circles 🏅❄️ Students will practice finding the area of circles using π = 3.14 as they solve Winter Olympics–themed problems! Each correct answer reveals part of a festive pixel art image. This engaging activity is perfect for reinforcing circle area skills while keeping students motivated and excited during the Olympics. Good for quick practice, homework, warm-ups, substitute teacher, and more.

Make practicing surface area fun and engaging with this interactive pixel art activity! Designed for middle school students, this resource reinforces how to find surface area using 3D shapes and nets, including cubes, rectangular prisms, and triangular prisms. As students solve each problem correctly, a mystery pixel art image is revealed—combining math with creativity!

Get your students engaged and moving with this interactive math scavenger hunt! This activity challenges students to solve 10 task problems involving finding the whole, part, or percent. Each correct solution leads them to the next problem, until they’ve completed all 10 tasks. ✨ Watch as your students collaborate, engage in meaningful math discussions, and build problem-solving skills in a fun, active way! ✅ Includes a student recording sheet and an answer key!

This activity is called Quiz Quiz Trade from Kagan Cooperative Learning Structures. Students will partner up and quiz each other on their task card then switch and find a new partner. There are 18 cards. The inequality symbol matches with the word.Students should be able to say which inequality to use based on the word. Example: Fewer than is  <You can also use this activity as flashcards or task cards. This product includes 1. An explanation on how to use the resource to its full potentia

In this activity, students will match a set of word problems involving integers with their correct numerical values. Each problem will describe a real-life situation that requires understanding positive and negative numbers, such as temperature changes, financial transactions, or elevation levels. Example: A hiker climbs 300 meters up a mountain. Students will match the cards, and on the next slide, they will receive feedback to see if their selections are correct. They will only know when they