McBeee Math

This activity is a multiple choice task card activity that is 20 questions. The activity is good for students who are just starting to identify missing numbers on the number line.

This is a five station activity in which students order celebrities in order from least to greatest or greatest to least. All the values for the celebrities are real numbers. Allow your students to have fun while they practice TEK 8.2D.

This is a 5 station compare and order whole numbers to the millions activity. I include a recording sheet so that you can track student's participation at each station. The stations focus on Celebrity Net Worth and ordering what celebrities make the most money and what celebrities make the least money. Station Titles Include: Ordering the Male Rappers Ordering the Female Rappers Ordering the Professional Soccer Players Ordering the Male Actors Ordering the Female Actors

This is 3 different versatiles activities that start with a basic level 1 and increase in rigor to level 3.

This activity has 12 fractions in which students must match the decimal and the decimal model to the fraction. I hope you like my product.

This is a 2 day bundled lesson. Day 1 focuses on finding integers only (no decimals or fractions) on a number line to introduce students to negatives on a number line. This day has a teach piece followed by 10 questions for independent practice. Day 2 brings in negative decimals and fractions to the number line. There is a teach piece and then 10 test type questions. This lesson is modeled after: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.6.NS.C.6.C- Find and position integers and other rational numbers on a horizontal

This 5 station rotation activity is aligned with Texas STAAR TEKS (5.2(B) compare and order two decimals to thousandths and represent comparisons using the symbols >, <, or =). I have taken images of Pokemon Go and adjusted their Combat Power to be rational numbers to the thousandths where students get to compare. Get students engaged with this great 5 station rotation!!!

This is a 5 station activity to have your students practice ordering rational numbers. This product has both positives and negatives in whole number, decimal, and fraction form. The recording sheet has a number line so students can practice ordering rational numbers using a number line to help your struggling students. I hope you like my product.

This product has a notes page that slowly introduces students to negatives on a number line. The examples slowly scaffold into different scaled number lines. Then to allow your students to practice this product has 10 test type questions. What makes this product great is that the number lines are both HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL. This product is modeled after: 6.2(C) locate, compare, and order integers and rational numbers using a number line CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.6.NS.C.6.CFind and position integers a

This game is 18 expanded notation questions focusing on tenths and hundredths. The game is played student vs student. Student 1 chooses the emoji he/she wants to answer. If they are correct they get the points. If they are incorrect then they get no points. Then student 2 goes and the process repeats. All questions have similar vocabulary and question stem as released STAAR tests

This product has a teach piece with examples and then 10 test type questions to test their knowledge. The product is modeled for the following TEKS 6.2(C) locate, compare, and order integers and rational numbers using a number line. CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.6.NS.C.6.C - Find and position integers and other rational numbers on a horizontal or vertical number line diagram; find and position pairs of integers and other rational numbers on a coordinate plane.Be sure to checkout my 2 day bundle that introdu

This lesson has 5 stations: Male Rappers Female Rappers Soccer Players Male Actors Female Actors At each station there is 5 celebrities and their net worth in decimal format (0.812 billion). Students must order the celebrities in many different ways. This does offer a recording sheet in which students must use a thousandths grid to color and represent each decimal before they order it.

This is a 16 question gallery walk (with recording sheet) focused on getting students to recognize and make visual representations of decimals to the tenths and hundredths. I focus this lesson not only on money representations but also using a tenths and hundredths chart.

This activity would make a great gallery walk!! It is 15 questions :)

This activity is where QR codes meet task cards. It is 15 questions. The way to perform this for your students is to cut horizontally across the paper where you get the fraction, qr, and decimal all on one strip. You then cut the QR down the middle. resulting in 1/2 having the fraction and half the QR then the other 1/2 having the decimal and the other half of the qr. Students must then match the fraction to the equivalent decimal. Then they must line up the QR the best they can and it will scan

In this cross-curricular lesson students must research about a region in Texas. They then must find 10 cities in that region and find the population of 6 of these cities. They then must convert these 6 populations into Expanded Notation and write them out in word form. Finally, the students must create a brochure about their region.

This is a 20 question task card activity.

This is an 18 question board game where students can practice finding the absolute value and opposite of integers. Modeled after candy land this game is sure to engage your students and their competitive spirit. This also comes with 4 questions on 3 different levels (total of 12 questions) for students to practice. Hope you like my product

When beginning decimals it is important for students to have pictorial models. This lesson focuses on 4.2F AND 4.2G of Texas STAAR. This activity is 20 questions. Students compare and order decimals to the tenths and hundredths using models and self check with QR. Students also find equivalent fractions and decimals and self check with QR. This also features a recording sheet for the teacher and student. Hope you enjoy it

This 5 station rotation is perfect for a 4th grade classroom. It incorporates comparing 2 numbers, ordering numbers, and composing and decomposing numbers using both expanded form and expanded notation.