Meagan Leslie

Everything you need to get started with Interquartile Range!!! This download includes a notes page with a completed example to walk through with your students. Page 2 includes three guided practice problems and Page 3 includes five problems to use as independent practice or to use with a partner.

This download is a game I created to review the various Measures of Center including Mean, Median, Mode, Range, IQR, and least/greatest values. I use this before starting how to create Box and Whisker Plots. There are *42* question cards included with this game! ALSO ~ I have used these cards without the game board for an instant set of Task Cards. I can easily differentiate my instruction when I vary the cards depending on the group of students!

Use these task cards as a review or in a station during instruction AND they have built in differentiation and varying levels of difficulty. Cards 1 - 12 are basic Mean, Median, Mode, and Range questions. Cards 13 - 16 ask students to find the missing number in a data set. Cards 17 - 20 compare different averages.

24 Engaging Task Cards covering everything from Module 4 in the Eureka Math Curriculum for 6th Grade. This is a collection of mixed review problems, including the following: - Exponents - Order of Operations - Expressions: Writing and Evaluating - One-Step Equations - Inequalities: Writing, Solving, and Graphing

Great resource for test review! These task cards cover: - Mean - Median - Mode - Range - Interquartile Range - Box and Whisker Plots - Histograms - Frequency Tables - Statistical Questions

Perfect for Valentine's Day! 10 questions relating to Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities! Work the problem, find the matching answer and color the number the same color of the answer! Fun and engaging -- I usually grade the front, and throw out some bonus points for the coloring part...or make it a fun competition!

This ready-to-go download is great to use for additional practice with Volume!

With this task card set you get *20* different cards that cover Surface Area and Volume. Some cards include visuals...some cards are word problems. I have included cards ranging from very basic to cards that are a bit more challenging. Feel free to leave cards out of the set if you are just beginning your unit on Geometry. I have use these cards in Stations, as Warm Ups, review, and they make great assignments for students that are usually early finishers!

Great game to get students engaged! Roll the dice, add the numbers, and color in the circle with your answer! First one that get's four in a row wins the game!

Use this printable to give students extra practice with Addition to 10! This would be a great resource to use when you need to pull a small group for instruction and you need the other students working independently!

Includes 10 Surface Area and Volume questions with a Coloring Sheet to match questions. Great resource for review, extra credit, early finishers, or small group sessions!

This is a fun way for students to practice Exponents. I use it towards the beginning of my Expressions Unit and they really enjoy it. This activity can be used independently or with a partner. You will need one dice. The first roll of the dice is used for the base number and the second roll is used for the exponent. The students then have to work the exponent problem. If you like this game check out my Notes that we use in class before playing Exponents with Dice!