MathByDesign

Have a formal observation coming up? This lesson hits all of the areas on the rubric! Students will learn and practice how to convert between a fraction, decimal, and percent while engaging in an arts immersion lesson! First, students will create a mosaic out of uncooked beans (super cheap at the grocery store!) with any picture of their liking. From there, the activity pages guide them through representing each bean type by fraction, decimal, and percent of their mosaic. This bundle is compl

Students practice applying scale factor to create their very own action figure. Students will love this fun and engaging lesson! Lesson includes activity page for students to record their work and for teachers to assess student work. Directions for creating action figure are also included. At the end of the lesson students love to see their action figures lined up to represent the class!

Students will love this fun and engaging lesson that has them shopping and dining around the room to make real-life choices about coupons that will save them money! This lesson comes with 3 student activity pages fully differentiated for low, middle, and high level students. These differentiated activity pages were designed to look identical as all students will complete the same activity together. Students will travel from station to station in search of the best deals. All you need to do is pr

Students will have a ball practicing slope with this activity! Students track and record how many times in 1 minute they can bounce a tennis ball. Once they have their data, they graph it in a line graph and calculate their slope. From there, they analyze slope to narrate how it describes how they bounced their tennis ball.

Your students will love this fun review poster journey! Activity comes with posters to hang around the room as your students solve problems in scavenger hunt-like fashion. Also comes with student activity page. This lesson is ready to go! This activity allows students to self-assess on their journey. The goal is to end where you started. If you end before that, students must back-track to find their mistake. Students will love the movement and game-like fashion of this activity!

Teach your students how to classify and measure angles using a protractor with ready-to-go guided notes. Following is an included practice activity that can be done independently, in pairs, or as a station! Activity page can be collected for easy assessment. Assessment and activity all in one! All you need to teach this skill and standard in one complete bundle!

Guided notes to walk your students through classifying triangles. Comes complete with student practice or students to apply their learning at a rigorous level!

Your students will love this fun review poster journey! Activity comes with posters to hang around the room as your students solve problems in scavenger hunt-like fashion. Also comes with student activity page. This lesson is ready to go! This activity allows students to self-assess on their journey. The goal is to end where you started. If you end before that, students must back-track to find their mistake. Students will love the movement and game-like fashion of this activity!

Students will play basketball to collect data, graph it, and use that graph to tell a story. "Basketball" consists of crumpled paper as balls and a plastic cup as the hoop. Or be creative with your own spin on how students play! Students will have 1 minute to score as many baskets as they can. The time keeper must announce time in 10 second intervals. Each time the time keeper announces the time, the recorder will record how many baskets the player has made. Students will record, graph, and ana

Guided notes to walk your students through gradual release when teaching angles. Notes focus on key vocabulary, classifying angles, and measuring angles using a protractor.

This is a great activity to be done independently, at a station, or in pairs! Students will practice measuring, defining, and identifying angles.

Guide students academic talk with these engaging task cards. Ensure their conversations stay academic and purposeful with an intentional talk task. These can be used for differentiation (only provide these cards for those students that need the extra push) or for all students in daily lessons. Talk tasks can become a part of your daily routine to get your students speaking academically throughout your lessons.