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The t-chart strategy: Often times students struggle with adding and subtracting integers because they get too caught up in the signs and the rules. It’s also difficult for students to think of which absolute value is larger they are often struggling to make the connection of why absolute value is even needed in an integer computation problem...Thus, the t-chart strategy was born! In this bundle you will receive: 3 pages explaining the strategy A poster in color and B & W 4 full page example

Speed, accuracy, and a ton of fun all rolled into this seasonal activity. Groups of 4 work together to answer review problems. As they work their way through the activity a rock and roll Rock-Star is being built. This review includes: ~Identifying Integers on a number line ~Comparing 2 Integers using <, >, or = ~All four integer operations ~Ordering 4 integers from least to greatest. ~Ordering 4 integers from greatest to least. Great activity that has been classroom tested and has ha

30 individual BINGO sheet featuring 25 one-step equation problems using addition and subtraction of two-digit numbers. Whole numbers are used in this activity. Ready to slip into a sheet protector with a dry erase marker and use! Minimal prep needed! Teacher sheet with "calling cards" and 5 blank BINGO cards included. ******************* Like what you see? Leave me feedback! I am constantly looking to improve my items! Thank you so much for support! Mathematically yours, MissMat

This bundle includes a 3-tiered activity sort. Use the sort sheet for organization and the answer sheet for accountability or to assess what the student know. This activity is ideal for stations, independent or partner practice, or formative assessment. On the answer sheet students should write the original sequence and decide whether it is arithmetic, geometric, or neither. Students must provide mathematical evidence to support their choice. Answer key is embedded – the 2nd page matches w

This bundle includes a 3-tiered activity sort. Use the answer sheet for accountability or to assess what the student know. Tier 1 includes: Grouping Symbols, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Positive Integers Tier 2 includes: Grouping Symbols, Exponents (squared and cubed) Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Positive Integers Tier 3 includes: Grouping Symbols, Exponents (squared and cubed) Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Positive and Negative

Speed, accuracy, and a ton of fun all rolled into this seasonal activity. Groups of 4 work together to answer review problems. As they work their way through the activity a creative artist is being built. This review includes: ~Identifying whether a number is an integer or not an integer ~Translating a verbal expression into a numerical integer expression ~Comparing two integers using >, <, and = (This activity also include simplifying a fraction and absolute value statement to decid

Speed, accuracy, and a ton of fun all rolled into this snowy activity. Groups of 4 work together to answer review problems. As they work their way through the activity a silly zombie and friend is being built. This review includes: round 1 - comparing two decimals round 2 - comparing two decimals round 3 - ordering 3 decimals Greatest to Least round 4 - ordering 3 decimals Least to Greatest round 5 - converting decimals to fractions round 6 - converting decimals to fractions round 7 - addin

Speed, accuracy, and a ton of fun all rolled into this snowy activity. Groups of 4 work together to answer review problems. As they work their way through the activity a snow man is being built. This review includes: FR1 – adding whole numbers with regrouping FR2 – subtracting whole numbers with borrowing FR3 – multiplying 3 digits by 2 digits FR4 – dividing 3 digits by 2 digits (no remainders) FR5 – dividing 3 digits by 1 digit (with remainders) FR6 – adding decimals through the thousandth

Speed, accuracy, and a ton of fun all rolled into this seasonal activity. Groups of 4 work together to answer review problems. As they work their way through the activity a daring safari guide is being built. This review includes: ~Understanding Absolute value (on the number line and in true/false statements) ~Identifying Integers (on an unmarked number line) ~Identifying Properties (Commutative, Associative, Distributive, Inverse, Identity, Mult. Zero) ~Graphing Inequalities (matching a gr

Want students to get up and move around a bit? Prefer to practice using stations? Want students to be able to match a problem with the correct answer? Included: 4 stations (2 addition, 2 subtraction) each with 8 practice problems (32 total problems). Various length decimals that may require regrouping. All problems are set up horizontally. ******************* Like what you see? Leave me feedback! I am constantly looking to improve my items! Thank you so much for support! Mathematical

Want students to get up and move around a bit? Prefer to practice using stations? Want students to be able to match a problem with the correct answer? Included: 4 stations (different levels of multiplication) each with 8 practice problems (32 total problems). Various length decimals. All problems are set up horizontally. Station 1: Multiplying Whole Numbers and Tenths: 2 digit by 2 digit and 3 digit by 2 digit Station 2: Multiplying Tenths by Tenths: 2 digit by 2 digit, 3 digit by 2 dig

What exactly is MATH IS REAL LIFE? Math IS Real Life is a monthly blog link-up hosted by a math loving dork! The purpose of #MIRL is to bring examples of how I (and others who link up) have used math in OUR real lives in the last month. The hosted link-up is the first Wednesday of each month and often have other friends and math bloggers join in the fun! You can check out our Pinterest boards HERE to read archived posts, grab real-world ideas/ pictures and even some freebies to use in your c