MathGuyMan

The following is a Unit Plan for Operations with Rational Numbers. This is the first chapter in my series of Middle School Math Curriculum in 7th grade. Answer Key is not yet included, but will be in the near future. The following lessons are included in the first chapter of notes. *Adding Integers with the Same Sign *Adding Integers with Different Signs *Subtracting Integers *Word Problems with integers *Multiplying Integers *Dividing Integers *Converting Fractions and Decimals *Adding and Su

Practice using a number line to sort numbers in order from least to greatest. -Laminate cards for individuals or groups. Students select 5 cards at random and place the numbers on the number line. -The students read the number line from left to right and order numbers from least to greatest. -Closing question sums up how to use the number line to order integers. Hope you enjoy! More to come soon as this is my first paid resource!

This is a bundle of Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM) items. The bundle includes the following, *GCF Riddle *LCM Riddle *GCF and LCM scavenger hunt Perfect to individually practice each concept, as well as combining them in a fun activity that gets students up and moving throughout the room. Soon a practice worksheet for both GCF and LCM will be included in the bundle or able to download if already purchased.

Riddle created as quick assessment for Greatest Common Factor. All answers are whole number answers. This can be used as a post lesson assessment or homework assignment. This goes along with my unit 1 lessons and activities (coming soon). Any questions please feel free to reach out.

Included is both riddles for GCF and LCM -GCF Riddle -LCM Riddle

This product is a scavenger hunt for assessing greatest common factor and least common multiple. Students start at one card, placed around the room, and complete the question. The answer to this question will lead you to another card that you must complete. If successful, students will complete 14 practice questions using GCF and LCM. This is a great way to get students actively engaged in their learning, as well as physically up and moving about the classroom. These can be laminated and kept f

Riddle to practice the concept of Least Common Multiple. It is also included in my Least Common Multiple and Greatest Common Factor Bundle of both riddles!