MissMathDork

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

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

Speed, accuracy, and a ton of fun all rolled into this festive activity. This Relay is made up of 10 “stations” or “rounds”. As teams of four collaborate on their review, a super hero is being created Each station represents one part of the design and some great artwork is created in the end! Looks great hanging up in your classroom! Great activity that has been classroom tested and has had positive results. The kiddos LOVE this one! This review includes: ~3 rounds of multiplying decimals thr

Practice does not make perfect.... perfect practice makes perfect! Perfect Square/Cube flash cards are good, but self-check Perfect Square/Cube flash cards are awesome! Squares and Cubes from 1-20. 40 total flash cards. he layout is set up so that you can easily print the answers on the back of the flashcard. **card stock, or heavy paper works best!** These cards are ideal for math stations, early finishers, sets to send home, independent practice, partner work and much,much more. *****

Speed, accuracy, and a ton of fun all rolled into this festive activity. This Relay is made up of 10 “stations” or “rounds”. As teams of four collaborate on their review, a coyboy/gowgirl is being created Each station represents one part of the design and some great artwork is created in the end! Looks great hanging up in your classroom! Great activity that has been classroom tested and has had positive results. The kiddos LOVE this one! This review includes: ~3 rounds of adding decimals th

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

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 spooky monster is being built. This review includes: ~4 rounds of basic multiplication facts through the 12s (4x3= ?) ~4 rounds of basic multiplication facts missing a factor (4x?=12) ~2 rounds of creating equal products (4x3 = 2x?) Great activity that has been classroom tested and has had positive results. The kiddos

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