Mrs.McManis.Math.Lab

Mystery Number Hundreds Chart Game! A Fun, Hands-On Math Logic Activity Using Clues + a Hundreds ChartI use this activity year after year with 6th grade, 7th grade and 8th grade students! WHAT IS IT? Turn your hundreds chart into a mystery-solving math game!Students receive a list of clues and use logic, number sense, and process of elimination to figure out the mystery number on the chart. Each clue narrows it down… until only one number remains!It’s part math, part puzzle, and 100% s

This activity strengthens students understanding of ratios big time!! You can do the whole lesson in a single class or use each slide as a warm up for a few weeks. There are 14 slides total and it's easy to add more, kids love making them as well! Make ratios come alive with this ready-to-use Google Slideshow filled with real-world examples and interactive practice! Students explore proportional relationships through engaging word problems, work together on whiteboards, and share their thinking

Bring algebra to life with this easy, ready-to-use Google Slideshow full of real-world word problems, engaging collaboration, and a fun puzzle twist at the end! Students work through meaningful scenarios to build a strong foundation in algebra—identifying variables, writing expressions, and interpreting rates—all while staying active and engaged. ✨ What’s Included: Editable Google Slideshow (ready to use right away) Real-Life Word Problems (rates, growth, everyday contexts) Guided Practice Fo

Teach the foundations of 6th grade math with clarity and confidence! This Google Slides resource aligns with Chapter 1 of Big Ideas Math and covers essential skills in a clear, interactive, and student-friendly format. Whether you're teaching in-person or virtually, these slides make it easy to present, model, and practice key math concepts. This resource includes: 1.1 Whole Number Operations – Build fluency with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. 1.2 Powers and Exponents –

Bring prime factorization to life with this engaging, visual-based activity!This resource introduces prime factorization in a fun and meaningful way, helping students understand the “why” behind the concept—not just memorize a process. Inspired by the vibrant, strategic gameplay of Prime Climb by Math for Love, this lesson uses colorful visuals to make abstract math feel concrete, accessible, and enjoyable. Perfect for introducing or reinforcing prime factorization with a fresh twist!