mathrules1997

The cut and paste activity can be used for independent practice, review or with a substitute. It is versatile to be used with individual, pairs or small groups.

The lockbox activity is something I made for review. I do not have the funds for breakout boxes, so this was an affordable alternative with one toolbox and one lock. I do change the code for every class period! My students request this game frequently. I have included step-by-step instructions of how I organize the game, however you can make it your own.

The lockbox activity is something I made for review. I do not have the funds for breakout boxes, so this was an affordable alternative with one toolbox and one lock. I do change the code for every class period! My students request this game frequently. I have included step-by-step instructions of how I organize the game, however you can make it your own.

The lockbox activity is something I made for review. I do not have the funds for breakout boxes, so this was an affordable alternative with one toolbox and one lock. I do change the code for every class period! My students request this game frequently. I have included step-by-step instructions of how I organize the game, however you can make it your own.

The cut and paste activity can be used for independent practice, review or with a substitute. It is versatile to be used with individual, pairs or small groups.

The Grudge Match game I have developed over the years and the students love playing it. I put the students in groups and they work on the review together. I have 90 minute classes so this can be done in one class period. I randomly call on the groups to answer the questions. If they are right, they erase an X from another team. They could gamble and get more X's by throwing a foam axe at a target. This is a fun one to watch the strategies the students use to make and break alliances. This prod