Mathemizer

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New Jersey, United States

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Going into my 18th year of teaching math this Fall 2025. My resources are geared toward higher level thinking and problem solving for students learning 6th grade math curriculum.

Decimal Operations Problem Solving Word Problem Worksheets

One Step Equations and Inequalities - 6th Grade Bundle

Rectangular and Triangular Prism Surface Area Practice Worksheets

Cross Simplifying Lesson with Guided Notes and Practice Worksheet

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Math PreAssessment 6th grade

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Mathemizer

This assessment was intended to be used as a preassessment for a 6th grade math course and also applies to 5th grade math. Give the assessment again at the middle and end of the year to see students' growth. The test includes multiple choice and extended constructed response questions (open-ended).

5th - 6th

Arithmetic, Math, Math Test Prep

Prime Factorization Lesson - Differentiated Hands On Activity

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Mathemizer

Looking for an engaging, hands on activity to help your 6th grade students understand prime factorization? This discovery based, guided activity for decomposing numbers with linking cubes will keep your students engaged and interested. This activity uses colored linking cubes to represent different prime numbers. Students snap together cubes to compose and decompose numbers into their prime factors. Problems gradually increase in difficultly level and students are guided to explain their stra

6th

Arithmetic, Math, Numbers

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Experience

Going into my 18th year of teaching math this Fall 2025. My resources are geared toward higher level thinking and problem solving for students learning 6th grade math curriculum.

Teaching style

I create a positive and collaborative learning atmosphere by connecting my students to the content and the lessons. I use manipulatives, centers, UDL menus, technology, pop culture, and student interests to make lessons more engaging. I use discovery lessons, and I teach the meaning behind the math. My students often work collaboratively to discuss problems, come to solutions, and correct misconceptions.