MrsMusilMathMagic

I enlarged and laminated these, and connected them with binder rings so students can use white board markers flip through the packet. Pictuary is quite simple to play it's like a game of “telephone” But instead of whispering words, Pictuary alternates between writing a word/concept (or two) and drawing that word/concept. All players start with a booklet and draw a card with 6 words on it. Then each player writes the word in the front of the booklet and the drawing begins. Play alternates betwe

This is a good product to use when reviewing linear functions and different representations. There are multiple ways to use these, Project them to the whole class, Use them in centers or pair your students and slip these is sheet protectors with a white board marker.

For this activity student can practice either adding integers, subtracting integers or both. I use these to practice the K.A.O. method (keep add opposite, or keep change change, we all have different ways of phrasing it). These cards can be cut and used to physically manipulate the change change, or just use to practice addition.

This product is to visually help students see the real number systems and that the different numbers are subsets of each other. There is a key and directions for the best use of this foldable.

This is a good product for students who are reviewing percent increasing and decrease in values. The task if for students to identify the correct percent change, and that will tell the students what to draw on the face.

These cards are great to be used as review, or to teach. Personally, I have been using them with my 7th graders before teaching solving and writing inequalities. There are different ways you can use these cards. 1. You can have students or individually sort the cards at their desk. Either with the blue cards as the main category or the green symbol cards as their top category. Once they are sorted, check them for accuracy and discuss any mistakes. Then have students copy the different terms in

Students are asked to go home, Find objects that they can find the cross sections of and do a small write up explaining how they are cutting the object and the resulting cross section.

Basic cards with vocabulary words you can use to play Pictuary. there are 6 cards with 6 concepts on them for each topic. There will be more topics to come - there are mostly geometry.

MAZE for adding and multiplying rational and irrational numbers

This is a maze activity for ONLY ADDING integers.

Here your students are supplied images on a coordinate plane and transformations to perform to create loved St.Patrick's day designs, a hat, a pot of gold and a shamrock.

These notes define rational and irrational number with examples and a good place to organize the laws of sum and products for rational and irrational numbers. Key is included.