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My students go c-r-a-z-y to play this game!!! This is a great review or test prep activity. Students have a chance to get out of their seat and move around. The game includes teacher directions, game rules, 8 slides of 4 problems (32 total problems) and an answer key. This was more than enough to fill up my 50 minute class. The problems consist of only positive numbers, parentheses, exponents, and a few brackets. Problems contain an average of 3-4 operations each. There is no mention of PEMDA

Your students will practice real-world problem solving with this unit rate activity. Students will calculate the unit rate for different sized items and determine which is the better value. Your students will gain practical knowledge that they can carry with them. When they ask "When are we ever going to need this?", you can say, "Everyday!". Students will find the unit rate of each product and determine which size is the better value. Don't forget to earn your TpT credits by leaving feedba

This handy resource doubles as a note page and foldable all in one! One page features blanks for students to fill in the answer and one page can be used with all answers if you are running low on time. Students will determine ratios and complete ratio tables. My students place this foldable in their interactive notebooks to allow for ease of access during class assignments. Don't forget to earn your TpT credits by leaving feedback!

Add some color to your middle school classroom and engage your students with these One Step Inequality Task Cards. This set includes 24 task cards including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations. No negatives. These are perfect for whole group activities to get your students moving around the room or small group in centers. My students especially love these when I post them in the hallway and give them a chance to get outside the classroom! Answer Key and Recording S

My students go c-r-a-z-y to play this game!!! This is a great review or test prep activity. Students have a chance to get out of their seat and move around. The game includes teacher directions, game rules, 6 slides of 4 problems (24 total problems) and an answer key. This was more than enough to fill up my 50 minute class. The equations feature only positive whole numbers which is great for sixth grade. The variables will appear on one of each side. Variables vary by equation. I use Microso

Never worry about having your students missing their daily learning target! This gigantic resource is perfect for the 6th grade math classroom. Quickly and easily post your learning targets for your students to see. Aligned to common core, this set includes 88 statements and one blank card for you to create your own. Don't forget to earn your TpT credit by leaving feedback!

These "monster friendly" task cards are great for reviewing one step equations. All numbers are either whole or to the tenths place. No fractions or negatives. This set includes 20 task cards, a recording sheet, and answer key. This is a great resource to review one step equations and get your students moving around the room! Don't forget to earn your TpT credit by leaving feedback!

Engage your students in a friendly game of BINGO while reviewing one step equations. This resource includes a blank BINGO card for students, an answer key, and 24 one step equation slides. Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with variables on both sides. No fractions or decimals- only whole numbers and answers. The font is large enough to be displayed through document camera onto the wall or board. This is one of my favorite types of games to review a skill before

Review one-step inequalities with this easy to use BINGO game. Colorful slides will keep the students engaged. Students fill in their bingo card with the provided answers. Play the slide show through Microsoft Power Point- the font is large enough to be displayed to the classroom. This concept includes add, subtract, multiply, and divide one step inequalities with decimals to the tenths place. No negatives. If you prefer to have the BINGO game with only whole numbers, you can get it here: One S

Engage your whole class with this traditional BINGO style game. Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations. You'll receive teacher directions, 24 expression slides, blank BINGO card and answer key. Just print the BINGO card for each student and play the slideshow through PowerPoint. My students love these types of games for a review especially when a prize is involved :)