Ms Daisy Math

Reviews complementary angles, supplementary angles, interior and exterior angles of triangles and angles formed by parallel lines cut by transversal.

50 simple equations with distributive property. The numbers are simple, only 4 will have an answer with a negative number and only 4 will have a decimal with .5. an example problem is 5(3x-2)=20. I designed it to show students how to divide the 5 out to simplify the problem. I hope this helps you and your students.

Jeopardy game about Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal 5 topic: Types of Angles, Angle Relationships, Solve it, Vocab and Real-world connections. Each topic has 4 questions. Calculations can be done mental math.

Includes 50 mental math problems. Answers are whole numbers 1 - 50 using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as double, triple, and half. Problems are primarily at 6th grade level, but great practice for older grades as well. Includes slides, flash cards, and answer key.

2 page quiz covering operations with rational numbers, no key.

One Step Equations Color by Number, Mazes, and Mystery Puzzle

Practice multiplying 3-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers, color by number. Three answer choices. I intentionally made 2 of the choices with consideration to common mistakes students might make.

Basic questions about Pythagorean Theorem. Does it make a right triangle? What is missing length? etc Uses whole numbers, calculators may or may not be needed. Good practice for in class or homework.

This is a culminating geometry project that requires students to apply why they have learned about area, perimeter, volume, etc in a real life situation. Also involves calculating cost of decorating room, and requires students to write about their learning in a summary. Includes a rubric.

Students complete the problem then match and glue the correct answer.

This activity is self-checking! Students practice using a number line to estimate square root of imperfect squares.

Color by number practice estimating square roots.

Two cut & . paste activities for estimating square roots.

Activities to practice adding 3-digit numbers with regrouping.

Fun digital self checking practice with one-step equations.

Special Case Equations. One-solution, no-solution, infinite many solutions. Two cut and paste activities.

Multi-step equation practice. Two levels to choose from.

Students will have fun coloring the picture as they solve the problems!

Students will solve 3-digit addition problems. Select the correct answers to find your way to the finish.

Solve one-step equations with decimals, fractions and integers to find your path to the finish!