MathNoHow

This is a worksheet, where students have to identify whether each expression is, overall, positive or negative. It contains 50 questions on one concise but very tidily presented sheet. It's clear and straightforward, and practice makes perfect. There are easy questions to start, and then it later progresses to more challenging towards the end. See picture 1 to get an idea of the layout, and pictures 2, 3 and 4 to get an idea of the style of questions contained on the sheet. Please note: The val

This worksheet contains 45 mathematical words or phrases in boxes. These words must be cut out and stuck to a sheet with different mathematical symbols on it. If they cut out a box with “less than” on it, they stick this statement in the “minus” column. There are two versions of the worksheet: An A4 version, that kids can do alone. This has only 4 mathematic symbols on it: plus, minus, divided and multiplied. To place the “equals” symbol on this A4 worksheet would possibly make this version of

This product contains a total of 30 task cards about thousands, hundreds, tens and units / ones. Students must examine each task card and decide how many thousands, hundreds, tens and units / ones each number on the task card contains. The first page has two sample cards, which I print and hang on the wall, so that kids can look in case they forget how to do some of the cards. Cards 1 – 20 have numbers with hundreds, tens and units / ones, cards 21 – 30 have cards with thousands, hundreds, te

This worksheet contains 32 one – step equations. I normally only use this as a handy starter worksheet, where pupils must simply shade in which function must be used on order to solve the one – step equation – add, subtract, divide or multiply. I use the worksheet like this, as it is a slight break from the normal humdrum of simply completing exercises, even though it can also be used as a “solving equations” worksheet. PLEASE NOTE: this product is included in my Algebra 1 packet, please click b

This worksheet contains 24 diagrams of different 4-sided shapes. Students must examine each shape and connect the midpoint of each side, hence constructing a parallelogram. Answers are also included on a separate document (written in red). Please examine the screenshots of the worksheet to get an idea of the layout of the sheet, and also an up close view of a sample question and answer, as it would appear on the sheets. I hope this worksheet makes cuts your already heavy workload down a litt

This is a handy freebie for you: A pdf file, with 20 common math symbols, that students must examine and identify. I have used this with many different classes, of different ages and abilities. I hope you find it useful. Any questions, please be sure to contact me.