MathMinded

This form allows students to identify their mistakes. I use this to give students an opportunity to do their absolute best.

Get your students out of their seats and moving around the classroom as they complete a 16 question scavenger hunt on area. Each problem solved will lead the students to a new problem to solve until they have solved all 16 problems. This product includes problems about the area of rectangles, trapezoids, triangles, and parallelograms, and it does include word problems. A recording sheet and answer key are included. Print on colored paper for more fun!!

I staple this checklist to student assessments so that parents can quickly and easily see how their child was accommodated in my classroom.

I created this resource to use with my Tier II Intervention students. This could also be great to use whole group as guided notes or an " I do, we do, you do".

This is a great resource to guide your students through creating and interpreting box and whisker plots.

These slides are to help you streamline your small group rotations. This is an editable resource so that you can customize it to fit your classroom. I hope you enjoy and happy teaching!

This "Finding the Area" worksheet can be used for many different things! Test your students prior knowledge to see what they already know, quiz your students on the standard being taught, or give this as a simple warm-up.

Glue this into your students' math notebooks or use this as an anchor chart in your classroom. This resource is to help students understand how to find a conversion factor and what operation should be used to convert measurements.

Use this "Speeding Ticket" to let your students know they rushed through an assignment and did not do their best work!

These schedule cards can be used to give your classroom a little extra *love* for Valentine's Day. They can also be edited to fit your personal daily schedule. ENJOY!