MathMeg

Your students will have a blast trying to get to the next level in this "escape room" style math station activity. 4 different levels, 2 volume, and 2 surface area. Enjoy watching your students collaborate to problem solve and beat the groups around them. Includes stations "Levels" (for each group), recording page (for each student), and answer key. You can even put each level in its own folder for the group.

In this activity students evaluate the area of the shaded region of 9 rigorous composite figures. They match the problem, labeled by a name, with the solution, labeled by a destination. This can be created as a matching activity, a group/partner activity, individual activity. The problems and answer bank can be posted around the room, projected, a class set on card-stock or in dry erase sleeves. Recording page and key included! Composite figures Area of circles

A Maze inspired Mathlib activity. Questions include: Evaluating volume from a diagram, to more rigorous word problems and multistep problems. Your students will be amused by this nonsensical story and fun multiple choice set up. They will need to read carefully Great for independent, partner, or group practice. Includes rectangular and triangular pyramids. 10 pyramids/situations. Includes diagrams or situations made up of: 6 rectangular pyramids/4 triangular pyramids Key Included! Optional "f

A March Madness Tournament Bracket Style activity to practice or review volume of rectangular and triangular prisms. Problems include: determining volume from 3D figures and word problems and range in difficulty. Includes whole number, decimals, and fractions.