MathFantastic

Editable jig-saw activity template. Try it with your students today. Assign 2 problems to each group of students (3-4) and assign roles to hold them accountable.

Great resource for introducing multi-step problems to your students. This handout uses a problem solving organizer where students need to think about what the question is, what they know from the problem and how they will solve the problem. Includes 4 challenge problems at the end of the handout. Try it out!

In need of a problem solving day for students? This activity is called a Math Lab for no other reason but students using the time and tools they know to problem solve. This problem was all about buses and figuring out how many buses are needed for a Six Flags trip. It can be used from grades 6 and up and can be solved with multiple approaches. Try it with your younger students and you will be surprised by the different strategies they use. Let me know how it went for you. This is also editabl

Need something quick and interesting for students? Give them a performance task with follow up questions on solving system of equations as a review to the unit or as a pretest!

Please enjoy this free rubric/checklist for the quadratic selfie project :) My kids enjoyed this project very much. please leave feedback

Need a summative assessment for solving inequality word problems? Try one of my witsi tasks (the other one is free too) Feel free to change anything you want to modify for your kids. I used my student's names for the problems and what they were interested in. Rubric is given

Need a lesson on teaching rotations? This lesson handout comes with a formative assessment, homework assignment, and spiraling questions ideal for the Regents

Inequality performance task

Need a quick handout on writing numbers in expanded form, comparing numbers and rounding? Try this for 3rd or 4th graders!