Middle School Math Resource

Stained Glass Math is a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication skills. This worksheet includes 30 multiplication problems. Students work the problems, then write their answers in the boxes. Then, they connect pairs of matching answers. When they finish, they will discover three hidden stars. They color the three stars, then can decorate the stained glass art with any pattern they would like.

This is fun, easy to grade, partner activity for reviewing mean, median, mode, and range. It takes my students roughly 20 minutes to complete and is ideal for class work or a sub plans. If you like this worksheet, then you may also enjoy these activities: Mean, Median, Mode, and Range Partner Activity #1: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Mean-Median-Mode-and-Range-Partner-Activity-Data-Worksheet-671662 Mean, Median, Mode, and Range Partner Activity with Integers: http://www.teache

52 is a fun, two-player card game where students pair up and compete to see who can earn the highest score. I ALWAYS have prizes for the winner :) How to Play: You will need a pencil and score sheet for each student. You will also need one deck of cards (no jokers) for every two players. I an providing you with two score sheets (to add variety to the game). I'm also providing a blank score sheet which you (or students) can use to create your own problems. When playing, both players shou

I love, love, love this activity! I begin by having the students work independently. They answer 14 order of operations questions, then select one problem and create a story to go with it. I give them roughly 20 minutes to work on their paper. After this, I split them into groups and have them compare answers, correct mistakes, and read their story to other members in their group. At the end of class, I allow students to share their stories with the entire class. If the story fits the e

This is a set of multiplication drills that I use as a diagnostic tool with my incoming seventh graders. This packet is a little different than you standard multiplication test and would make for a great review or extra practice for elementary students. This packet includes 5 drills (10 questions each). I give my students 3 - 5 minutes per drill. An answer key is provided.

This is a fun way for students to practice operations with integers. It also lays a nice foundation for multiplying binomials. I use this activity as both an introduction to integers as well a preface to binomial multiplication. Students are given two factors and asked to find their product and sum.

This is a set of addition drills that I use as a diagnostic tool with my incoming seventh graders. This packet is a little different than you standard addition test and would make for a great review or extra practice for elementary students. This packet includes 5 drills (10 questions each). I give my students 3 - 5 minutes per drill. An answer key is provided.