Mathonerder

Students will complete 6 problems to create a Thanksgiving Art Picture. Each answer will reveal part of the picture. The picture is complete when the student has answered all 6 questions correctly. Skills cover converting mixed numbers to decimals.

Students work on unit conversions using different unconventional objects to find measurements of National Parks. Includes: -Instructions Page -4 student slides with conversions for 4 different National Parks.  -1 (optional extension activity) Create your own slide for students to create their own conversions for their National Park of choice. -4 answer key slides (lock or delete these slides before assigning to students)

This activity is for assessing student knowledge of classifying numbers as odd or even. Students sort flower petals to create "odd" flowers and "even" flowers. These make a great spring decoration for your classroom, hallway or bulletin board!  Product Includes: -3 Pages of Petals (Numbers 1-10, Two Digit and Three Digit) can be used together or separate (will need more copies of flower center if all pages are used). -Instructions page with flower center. -Answer Key

This activity is for assessing student knowledge of classifying numbers as odd or even. Students sort flower petals to create "odd" flowers and "even" flowers. These make a great spring decoration for your classroom, hallway or bulletin board!  Product Includes: -2 Pages of Petals (Hard and Easy) can be used together or separate.  -Instructions page with flower center. -Answer Key

This activity reviews multiple skills involving fractions, including finding a common denominator, comparing, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.  Students will roll a die/dice to create 2 fractions (recommended to work in partners where each partner takes turns rolling a fraction). Students then record their 2 fractions in the first column and use the 2 fractions to complete the rest of the row. This process continues until the worksheet is complete.

Coordinate Graphing activity that involves reflecting points over the y-axis. The picture creates a spring tulip. Students can use graph paper or a free online coordinate graph.