MrsEddy

Activity Overview:In this BINGO game, students will using their knowledge of calculating area, surface area and volume. The BINGO questions are ready for you to print out and use along with 30 unique premade BINGO cards for students. This low-prep activity is a perfect way to reinforce their understanding in a fun and exciting way! You can choose the prize and how many winners there will be. This is a fantastic way to wrap up a unit before the assessment. What's Included:This Geometry BINGO gam

Activity Overview:In this BINGO game, students will using their knowledge of calculating the mean, median, mode and range of data sets and real-world situations. Print out the BINGO cards and questions. Cut the cards out and give each student their own unique BINGO card. Place the questions into a basket and select one at random. The answer to the question will be on their BINGO card and they will cross it off. You choose the prize and how many winners there will be. If you would like you

What's Included:This two-page worksheet lets students explore how to apply the area formula or triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids with fun and unique shapes. This worksheet reinforces CCSS 6.G.A.1. The top of the worksheet asks students to list the formulas for triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids. This is intentionally left blank for students to be able to write down the formula that works best for them. Students will practice solving for the area of twelve fun and unique shapes

Activity Overview:In this interactive trivia game, students will identify ratios, solve for percentages of numbers, solve for real-world rate problems, identify and create equivalent ratios, and use graphs and tables to describe proportional relationships. This trivia game covers all of the 6th grade Ratio and Proportional Relationship CCSS and is best used with students end of your ratio and proportional relationships unit before an assessment or as a fun way to celebrate the end of the unit.

What's Included: This two-sided worksheet reinforces how to plot and list coordinates on a four quadrant graph. The students begin by filling in a notes section at the top where they list out how to write an ordered pair with (x, y). Then, students identify which of the four quadrants a symbol is on the graph below. On the back side of the worksheet students list the coordinates of the ten symbols, some include fractional coordinates. And finally, students are asked to plot ten letters on the

Student self-reflection is a powerful tool! Once you've taught a concept, ask students to do a self-assessment on how well they feel they understand the learning. This is also a powerful tool for teachers to know where to focus our reteaching and plan for extension lessons! If you enjoyed this worksheet, check out some other resources I have: Worksheets: Plotting and Identifying Coordinates on a Four Quadrant GraphArea of Acute, Obtuse and Right TrianglesArea of Composite ShapesGames: 6th Grade