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Engage your middle school students with this maze activity to practice finding the greatest common factor between two numbers. This activity is perfect for independent practice, group/partner work, extra help or tutor sessions, early finishers, and so much more! What's included:1 mazeAnswer KeySkills covered:Finding the greatest common factor between two numbersLooking for more? Greatest Common Factor Digital PracticeLeast Common Multiple Digital PracticeLeast Common Multiple Digital and Printa

Your middle school students will get plenty of practice with understanding the difference between prime and composite numbers and using that for prime factorization using these worksheets. Students will explain how they know what type of number each one is and then use that to factor out all the prime numbers that multiply to get the original number. Have students write their answers in exponent form to add more of a challenge. This activity is perfect for independent practice, group/partner wo

Are you looking for a St. Patrick's Day activity? Engage your students by using this escape room resource to practice Finding final prices on items. Students will use their knowledge on finding the final price by adding on sales tax, tip, or mark-up, and subtracting by using discounts. Students will answer the first 3 questions to reveal the next 3 questions, and so on until the last question which is an unscramble of the letters. The answer to the unscramble is LUCKY. This activity uses Google

Engage your students by using this escape room resource to practice finding and comparing unit rates. Students will find each unit rate and compare them to see which is the better buy. Students will answer the first 3 questions to reveal the next 3 questions, and so on, until the last question. The answer to the unscramble is SHOPPING. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing all on their own. This resource has

Engage your students by using this self-checking mystery puzzle digital worksheet. Students will answer 9 questions by solving ratio word problems with equivalency. When your students get the correct answer a picture will start to show up. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing all on their own. This resource has a variety of questions to get your students to practice understanding ratios. This activity is per

Do your students need practice with factors and multiples? These task cards are great to get your middle schoolers practicing the difference in a variety of ways. This activity is perfect for independent practice, group/partner work, extra help or tutor sessions, early finishers, and so much more! What's included: 12 task cardsSkills covered: FactorsMultiplesGreatest common factorLeast common multipleWord problems using LCM and GCFLooking for other resources, click some below: Greatest Common F

Engage your students by using this Winter edition escape room resource to practice fractions with all operations. This resource is great for reviewing adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions. Students will answer the first 3 questions to reveal the next 3 questions, and so on, until the last question, which is an unscramble the word. The answer to the unscramble is SNOWMAN. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know

Looking for a fun, last-minute Christmas activity your students will love? This low-prep resource is the perfect way to keep students engaged before the holiday break! Using the classic 12 Days of Christmas song, students calculate the cost of each gift with two differentiated activities: Find the total price of the gifts for each individual day Calculate the total cost of all gifts throughout the entire song Students will also respond to reflection questions to deepen their understanding o

Engage your students by using this self-checking mystery puzzle digital worksheet. Students will answer 16 questions by adding, subtracting, multiplying, or dividing integers. When your students get the correct answer a picture will start to show up. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing all on their own. This activity is perfect for independent practice, extra help sessions, early finishers, to send home fo

Engage your students by using this task card maze resource to practice finding unit rates for real-life situations. Students will answer 8 questions by reading the word problem to figure out what the unit is and typing their answer with the correct unit. When your students get the correct answer sections of the maze will appear until they make it to the end of the maze. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing a

Engage your students by using this digital worksheet resource to practice solving multi-step equations that could have one solution, no solutions, or Infinite solutions. This activity uses Google Sheets, gives the students multiple choices, and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing all on their own. This activity is perfect for independent practice, extra help sessions, early finishers, to send home for extra practice, and so much more! What's i

Engage your students with this interactive choice board designed to build confidence in solving multi-step equations with variables on both sides. Students select 8 problems to complete, giving them ownership of their learning while still encouraging deeper practice—since all questions remain available, they can continue working if they want an extra challenge. This resource is built in Google Sheets and features a self-checking format, allowing students to receive immediate feedback and monitor

Capture your students' attention with this engaging self-checking worksheet designed to help them master determining an algebraic property given a mathematical statement. Students will also attempt to reveal the silly phrase by getting all the questions correct. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing all on their own. This resource has a variety of questions to really get your students to practice and understa

🎯 Challenge your students to get “4 of a Kind” while practicing multiplying and dividing multi-digit numbers!In this self-checking Google Sheets activity, students will either multiply or divide by multi-digit numbers. As they solve, correct answers reveal images—can they get four of the same to win? This engaging, no-prep digital activity keeps students motivated while providing instant feedback so they can work independently and confidently. Perfect for independent practice, early finishe

Are your students ready to rock with Algebra 1? Engage your students with this review game. Use this as a review of pre-algebra topics as a back-to-school option for algebra 1 students or as an end-of-the-year review for pre-algebra students. This self-checking game gives students instant feedback when correct or incorrect. It can be played as a whole class activity or individually if students have access to PowerPoint. What's Included: 20 questions with instant answersSkills covered: Solving e

Engage your students by using this matching game to practice finding the slope between 2 points. Students will find the slope to all the sets of points and match the ones that have the same slope. This activity is perfect for middle and lower high school students. It works well as centers, small group/ partner work, to send home for extra practice, and so much more! What's included: 10 questionsanswer keySkills covered: Finding the slope between 2 pointsIf you like this product, follow my store

Capture your students' attention with this engaging self-checking worksheet designed to help them master multiplying or dividing by multiples of 10. Students will also attempt to reveal the silly phrase by getting all the questions correct. This resource includes TWO different digital worksheets: one with multiplying and one with dividing. How it works: Students will answer the equations by typing their answer in the space provided, and a silly phrase will begin to appear. Once the students comp

Engage your students with this interactive Choose 2 Activity while reviewing multiplying and dividing by powers and multiples of 10!In this activity, students work through 6 sets of problems (18 total questions). For each set, they choose 2 questions to solve and may skip the 3rd—or challenge themselves by answering it for extra practice! ✅ Self-checking Google Sheets format allows students to get instant feedback, work independently, and track their own progress. ✅ The questions increase in

Engage your students by using this escape room resource to practice solving two-step equations. Students will answer the first 3 questions to reveal the next 3 questions, and so on until the last question which is a math riddle. The answer to the unscramble is WINTER. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing all on their own. This resource has a variety of questions to really get your students to practice and un

Engage your students by using this escape room resource to have your students practice simplifying algebraic expressions. Students will answer the first 3 questions to reveal the next 3 questions, and so on, until the last question, which is an unscramble the word. The answer to the unscramble is SUMMER. This activity uses Google Sheets and is self-checking, to get your students to work independently and know how they are doing all on their own. This resource has a variety of questions to really