Math-terpieces by Mrs. B

This is a Jeopardy-style review game for students to practice their skills before an assessment. The types of questions include: identifying the percent situation (tax, tip, markup, discount, commission, and interest), calculating percent increase and decrease with and without a real-world scenario, and some mystery problems.

This is an interactive detective activity where students need to put their detective skills AND math skills to the test. Students will be solving to find rectangular prism volume to investigate who sabotaged Mrs. Jones's garden plots. Students will analyze receipts, maps, case files, and other evidence to determine who the culprit is!

This is a fun way for students to review things about rates and ratios! You can assign this for asynchronous learning or you can do it in person as a whole class! Each point value has been linked to its corresponding slide for you, so all you have to do is throw it on your Google Classroom, Canvas, etc.

There are questions about translating and evaluating expressions as well as combining like terms (some with the distributive property). The answer key is already filled out for you--I tried to include as many variations of spacing students might use in their answers--but you can always adjust the answer key on your copy!

This is a quick three-question google form quiz where students practice their skills using the distributive property to find equivalent expressions. I added an answer key for each problem and I tried to include as many possibilities for spacing that students might use when answering the questions, but you can always add more!