MathAid

Math Activity (1 each for grade 6-8) covering key Common Core standards through the theme of celebrating Mom. Included: Answer Keys & Teacher Notes for all grades • Bonus Mother's Day Coupons. Just Print and Go! Use as review or for early finishers. You get all three grades in this Bundle.

(40) 6th Grade Review Task Cards for CCSS 6.NS.A.1 Division of fractions by fractions, 6.NS.C.5 Integers and opposites, 6.NS.C.6–7 Compare/order integers, 6.RP.A.3c Fraction and rate conversions, 6.EE.B.7 Word problems (elapsed time, money, etc)    Answer Key Included. Make a copy of the document. Print single sided, laminate and you’re all set! Use individually, in groups, as daily warm-ups, for early finishers, etc.

(25) 8th Grade Review Task Cards (roots, rational & irrational numbers, terminating & repeating decimals, time & money word problem and extra cards for you to add your own skills). Answer Key Included. Make a copy of the document. Print single sided, laminate and you’re all set! Use individually, in groups, as daily warm-ups, for early finishers, etc.

Three 1 pagers with answer key. This activity insludes a 6th grade, a 7th grade and an 8th grade Earth Day Themed Math activity page. Solve ratios, percents, unit rates, proportions, probability, functions, volume & more. Riddles and Bonus Questions on each. Just download and print for each student, use for centers or show on the board for a whole-class activity.

Star Wars themed for "May the 4th Be With You Day". Ratios, Expressions, Percents, Coordinates, Unit Rate, and more. Aligned to CCSS. An Activity for each grade (6th - 7th - 8th). Answer Key included.  Each Activity includes Star Wars Themed Math questions, Bonus Challenge        Questions and Riddles.  Just Print & Go. (Print Double sided for best results). Checkout the Store (MathAid) for other Math activities and Freebies!

6 Weeks of cringy pun filled Math jokes for your Joke of the Week "bulletin board" (takes up about 12"x8" space) List format and “Ready to Print” for display - see photo. (Print double sided.) Includes "Joke of the Week" label. Most punchlines can lead into a quick Math conversation. See photo example and ask students: “Why is the punchline written this way?” “How does the punchline relate to Math?”“What does the term “sum” mean?”“Show an example of “sum”.”