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These task cards are designed for a diner room transformation while the digital escape room allows for an easy comprehension check! This bundle includes instructions, signs for each operation, task cards with word problems, recording sheets, answer key, and a link to a digital escape room using the same problems from the task cards. This includes addition appetizers, subtraction soup n' salads, multiplication main courses, and division desserts! Want just the task cards? Click Here!ALL new pr

There are *3* digital exit tickets covering 6th grade math standards over exponents and order of operations. You are purchasing links to ALL of these Google Forms so that you can copy, edit (if you want), send out to your students, and see immediate feedback on their comprehension of the lessons! Each exit ticket has an estimated 4-7 questions for quick and efficient feedback. Exit ticket lessons include... ExponentsExponentsPrime FactorizationOrder of OperationsAfter students submit their answ

Your students will love reviewing order of operations and exponents with this file folder game. This game includes color and black & white versions of a cover page with rules and directions, gameboard, 24 problem task cards with labels, and an answer key. Materials Needed: gameboard, counters (or game pieces) problem cards, pencil or pen, and a paperclip Directions: Place game pieces at 'start'. Take turns drawing a problem card. If the player answers correctly, then they will spin the spinner

There are *4* digital exit tickets covering 6th grade math standards over equations and inequalities. You are purchasing links to ALL of these Google Forms so that you can copy, edit (if you want), send out to your students, and see immediate feedback on their comprehension of the lessons! Each exit ticket has an estimated 4-7 questions for quick and efficient feedback. Exit ticket lessons include... Equations & InequalitiesWriting EquationsAddition and Subtraction EquationsMultiplication and D

This choice board provides students the opportunity to learn about decimal computation while giving them a voice. You can have students work independently, in partners, or in groups. Students will pick one activity from each row (color) to present or to turn in. These activities will appeal to visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners and include: 1. Write a rap explaining how to multiply and divide decimals 2. Create a Kahoot over multiplying and dividing decimals 3. Create a game with at leas

These notes align with my Exponents Hyperdoc. This resource contains guided notes corresponding with Khan Academy videos covering 6th grade standards over exponents. If purchased separately (or without) my hyperdoc, just click the * on each note page to access the videos they align with! These notes cover... Order of OperationsExponentsIf you'd like to purchase a guided notes bundle covering all 6th grade standards, please click here. This bundle covers... Data and ProbabilityDecimal Comput

Your students will love reviewing substitution with this file folder game. This game includes color and black & white versions of a cover page with rules and directions, gameboard, 24 problem task cards with labels, and an answer key. Materials Needed: gameboard, counters (or game pieces) problem cards, pencil or pen, and a paperclip Directions: Place game pieces at 'start'. Take turns drawing a problem card. If the player answers correctly, then they will spin the spinner using the penci