ModernMiddle

Students color in the drawing based on whether numbers are even and prime, even and composite, odd and prime, odd and composite, or neither prime nor composite (like numbers 0 and 1). An answer key is also provided.

Students work through this two-page assignment to double and halve recipes for a dinner party. A two-page answer key is also included. The link you will receive is to a fully editable/customization worksheet, so you could also change it to meet your needs! (Make some of the problems easier or more difficult, make the problems involve quartering recipes instead of halving them, etc.)

This clipart bundle contains exactly what you see in the thumbnail--a zip file of 10 different PNG images (on clear backgrounds, of course)--numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0.

This is a two-page worksheet, and it includes a two-page answer key. Page one asks students to find the mean, median, mode, and range in data sets from certain short story problems. Page two has students construct a bar, line, and box-and-whisker graph from three other short story problems. This resource is fully editable/customizable, so you could change numbers or problems to better fit the needs of your students, if desired.

Students must correctly complete the maze, but they have to solve the equations they encounter along the way! There is a space for students to record their work, but they could also use scrap paper. This assignment helps students practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills for integers between 0-99. (I also have a simpler version available on my storefront for numbers 0-9.) You could use this with upper elementary students in class, or with middle school students as a bel

Students must correctly complete the maze, but they have to solve the equations they encounter along the way! There is a space for students to record their work, but they could also use scrap paper. This assignment helps students practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills for integers between 0-9. (I also have a more advanced version available on my storefront for numbers 0-99.) You could use this with upper elementary students in class, or with middle school students as