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A game for comparing fractions was missing from our collection so here it is. This is a simple racing game that requires students to compare fractions and recognize equivalent ones. Cheat sheets included (new) Find many more free games and activities at https://mathcurious.com/

Bundle: New Algebra Games - Algebra Roll , 3 levels, Solving Linear Equations 1-2 steps, with Fractions and integers and system of equations. I created a set of equation-solving games that work well for centers/stations and partner practice. Print and Web based Game for each level. What’s included: Level 1: Simple linear equations (one/two-step, distribution) Print and web GameLevel 2: Linear equations with fractions + integers (including negatives and variables on both sides) Print and web Game

Print Version of Always, Sometimes, Never Print Cards for Decimals Review, Math Talks, Warm-ups, Assessment, centers, Early finishers, challenge and more. Looking for a rich way to build decimal sense? This print ( + digital) set uses Always / Sometimes / Never statements to get students thinking, talking, and justifying—not just computing. It’s designed for Math Talks, Warm-ups, Centers/Stations, Early Finishers, Exit Tickets, Intervention, and Enrichment with self-check options that give insta

Multiplication Escape Room Adventure with a fun Greek Mythology Theme. Practice the Algorithm, Mental Strategies and more. Looking for a way to make multi-digit multiplication exciting for your students? Bring Math to Life with a Greek Mythology Escape Room!   The Adventure Begins… Students become heroes on a quest through Ancient Greece, solving math challenges to prove their wisdom and perseverance. Each puzzle unlocks the next clue—keeping engagement high and students fully invested from sta

This is the print and digital bundle ) of the Always · Never · Sometimes activity—a set of 144 (36 challenge) statements for grade 4 that ask students to decide whether a claim is always true, sometimes true, or never true—and prove it with examples or counterexamples. Great for math-talks, warm-ups, early finishers, challenge, centers. You can choose to practice individual categories (Number & Operations, Fractions & Decimals, Geometry & Measurement, Data & Probability) or all the Grade 4 Que

This is the print and digital bundle of the Always · Never · Sometimes activity—a set of 144 (36 challenge) statements for grade 5 that ask students to decide whether a claim is always true, sometimes true, or never true—and prove it with examples or counterexamples. Great for math-talks, warm-ups, early finishers, challenge, centers. You can choose to practice individual categories (Place Value & Powers of Ten, Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Fractions & Decimals, Number Theory, Expressions &

This resource is the print version of the Linear Quest Escape Adventure. The goal of the quest is to solve problems using Linear equations and practice the algebra skills  Writing Linear Equations from word problemsWriting and simplifying algebraic expressionsBasic operations: adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing to isolate the variableSolving Multi-Step EquationsCombining like termsUsing the distributive propertySolving equations with variables on both sidesSubstitutionAdding, subtracting

Christmas, Winter Holidays Printable Escape Rooms Adventure. Practice Multiplication and Division Facts, Factors, Multiples, Properties, Strategies, Divisibility and more. Get ready for a magical trip to the North Pole with our Winter Holiday Adventure — a fun and engaging collection of math challenges designed to build confidence and mastery in multiplication, division, factors, multiples, divisibility rules, and more! Print and digital version with Instant feedback! This is the Print version

This is a jumbo collection of Always · Never · Sometimes statements—a set of 144 (36 challenge ones) statements for grade 5 that ask students to decide whether a claim is always true, sometimes true, or never true—and prove it with examples or counterexamples. Great for math-talks, warm-ups, early finishers, challenge, centers. Covers the math curriculum of grade 5. This is the Print ready-to-use task cards (instant feedback-answers and explanation for each included at the back of each card, y

This is a jumbo collection of Always · Never · Sometimes statements—a set of 144 (36 challenge) statements for grade 4 that ask students to decide whether a claim is always true, sometimes true, or never true—and prove it with examples or counterexamples. Great for math-talks, warm-ups, early finishers, challenge, centers. This is the Print ready-to-use task cards (instant feedback-answes and explanation for each included at the back of each card, you can choose to print only the front and ha

Math puzzles, warm-ups, brainteasers, PRINT task cards, and google slides, centers, challenge, math talks Are your students smarter than a chicken? Have them prove it. This resource is a collection of fun puzzles presented by the clever rebel chickens. The puzzles include problem-solving strategies such as logic reasoning, guess, check and revise, make a table, draw a diagram, find a pattern. They visit the concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication, multiples and factors, division, frac

This is the print version of “Always, Never, Sometimes” task cards for Fractions Review, warm-ups, Math Talks. A great way to build reasoning, surface misconceptions, and keep every learner engaged? Each prompt is a short statement students judge as Always, Sometimes, or Never true—then justify. Every card includes: A crisp statement (e.g., “A fraction with a larger denominator is smaller.”)The correct verdict (+ a kid-friendly explanation) at the back Self-check mode: Students select a ve

Bundle of Mental Math Strategies for Division. Simplifying the problems. Partial products. print and digital task cards and posters-math walls. We have already shared resources for mental math strategies for addition and subtraction as well as mental math strategies for multiplication This resource is about division strategies that not only help students solve problems quickly but most importantly they help them gain a conceptual understanding of numbers and develop flexible mathematical think

1. Mental Math Strategies for Addition and Subtraction with visuals. Compensating, decomposing, balancing, and clustering. Teaching Mental math Strategies to students even in grades 3 and up is very important as it develops their flexible thinking and boosts their confidence in math. Being able to use the addition and subtraction properties to apply mental math strategies shows a deep conceptual understanding that will, later on, be applied to more advanced concepts. Some students discover ment

Fractions operations word problems, addition subtraction multiplication, division, mixed and challenge problems. Google slides, print task cards,worksheets. Solutions included. The resource includes 69 word problems to practice fractions operations. The slides start with addition and subtraction and move to multiplication and division followed by mixed operations word problems. There are also 9 challenge problems) The solutions are included in all versions. You can use the problems for individua

Word problems for algebraic equations, one and two-step problems, one and two variables, challenges, and solutions included, worksheets This resource is a collection of word problems that can be solved using algebraic equations. The first level is a collection of word problems that can be solved with a one-step, one-variable equation, the second level includes word problems that can be solved with a two-step, one-variable equations, and the third level contains problems that can be solved with 2

Divisibility Rules Games Introducing divisibility rules early on equips children with problem-solving strategies that improve computational fluency and number sense. Simplifying Calculations: Divisibility rules make it easier to determine if one number can be divided by another without doing a long division. For example, knowing a number is divisible by 2 if it’s even or by 5 if it ends in 0 or 5 can save time. Factorization: Divisibility rules help students quickly find factors of numbers, whi

Worksheets, Mental Math Strategies, Multiplication, Properties, Rounding, Decomposing, Doubling and halving, Multiplying by 9, 11, 5, Factors of 100, Grouping, Multiplying in stages, Encouraging students to look for patterns and connections in multiplication and finding quicker methods to solve problems will help them develop their mental multiplication skills and improve their number sense. Apart from the algorithm that requires splitting a number according to place value, there are many more s

Time Travel Escape Room Adventure for review and reinforcement of concepts, print version, grades 4-6 The second one of the Time Travel Escape Room Adventure collection is perfect for spiral review across upper elementary and middle school. Students journey through time—solving puzzles from Ancient Egypt to the Incan Empire, Feudal Japan, Medieval Europe, Ancient China, the Roman Times and even a futuristic Floating colony—all while practicing essential math skills. Can be useful as an inter

Division facts, Number Bars, tape diagrams, factors, multiples, print digital This resource includes 16 print task cards and 20 google slides with tape diagrams to practice division facts, division, factors, and multiples. These number bars/tape diagrams (similar to equation strips) show division visually and help students practice factoring. Students can use the previous answers/bars to find new ones and practice mental division strategies. For example, If 30÷3=10 then 30÷6=5 Using strips with