Ms Ks Math Ways

Start your probability unit with a fun introductory game that the kids will love!! In this horse racing activity, students will make observations about unlikely events, somewhat likely events, and likely events. You can split the the class into groups and have them play on the printed game board, or you can project the game board on your whiteboard for an extra large display to play together as a whole class!

A great reference sheet for students working on statistics (measures of center & measures of variation). This includes key terms: mean, median, mode, quartiles, interquartile range (IQR), range, and mean absolute deviation (MAD). Print it out and hand it out to students at the beginning of the unit or enlarge it and make it poster size for the classroom! Check out my " Middle School Math Resource Packet" for 22 different reference sheets (including this product) for students to use during the

Get some extra practice and/or review of adding, subtracting, multiplying & dividing positive & negative integers with this engaging BINGO game. There are 28 questions & answers. This product includes: 30 Individual BINGO boardsBlack & White or Color VersionsTwo ways to present problems to students:Using the paper answer sheet & writing on the boardDisplaying questions (& answers) using the Google Slideshow provided

Have some fun while learning in this probability lab! Explore how what happens experimentally (or in real life) may differ from what theoretically should happen through interactive stations/investigations.

This "cheat sheet" can be used to guide students in converting between fractions, decimals, and percents. This visual/graphic organizer resource includes two pages: Page 1: Cheat sheet on "How to" converting between all of the different forms of numbers.Page 2: A bonus cheat sheet with all the conversions already completed. This is a great sheet for students to use to become familiar with the numbers & their patterns. It is also great for when you are assessing the comparing of two numbers ra

Get some extra practice and/or review of least common multiple with this engaging BINGO game. There are 28 questions & answers. This product includes: 30 Individual BINGO boardsTwo ways to present problems to students:Using the paper answer sheet & writing on the boardDisplaying questions (& answers) using the Google Slideshow providedDownload my FREE Multiplication Chart Resource to use while playing this game.

Dive into the 6th grade standard of computing quotients of fractions with structured & guided notes. In this resource you will find: Lesson 4 – Dividing Fractions Notes & PracticeLesson 4 – Youtube Video Link for the notesLesson 5 – Dividing Fraction Word Problems Notes & PracticeLesson 5 – Youtube Video Link for the notesTwo Formative Assessments (with modified/structured versions)Two Reteach LessonsExtension Lesson on Converting Fractions to Decimals (notes & practice provided)Extension Les

Before diving into the 6th grade standard of computing quotients of fractions, prepare students with some practice on Greatest Common Factors and Simplifying Fractions. In this resource you will find: Lesson 1 – GCF Notes & PracticeLesson 1 – Youtube Video Link for the notesLesson 2 – Simplifying Fractions Notes & PracticeLesson 2 – Youtube Video Link for the notesFormative AssessmentReteach Lesson Extension Lesson on Ratios (notes & practice provided)Extension Youtube Video LessonAnswer KeysDo

Get your students practicing how to convert between fractions, decimals, and percents with this guided notes & activity packet. The resource includes: Directions pageBlank Notes Sheet & Answer KeyLink to corresponding YouTube video notesConversion Cheat Sheet (optional resource for students)Converting Rational Numbers Worksheet (In Two Versions)Version A: Separated by Fractions, Decimals, & percentsVersion B: Mixed Rational Number Activity Cards (To be put in order from least to greatest)Num

Dive into the 6th grade standard of computing quotients of fractions with guided notes, video lessons, formative assessments, reteaches, & extension lessons. In this resource you will find a bundle of 4 different resources at a discounted price: Resource #1: Dividing Fractions Unit – L1 & 2 Lesson 1 – GCF Notes & PracticeLesson 1 – Youtube Video Link for the notesLesson 2 – Simplifying Fractions Notes & PracticeLesson 2 – Youtube Video Link for the notesFormative AssessmentReteach Lesson Exte

This activity will help students identify the difference between independent and dependent variables. Four Versions:Version A: Color coded pairs so students already know which pairs go together and only have to decide which card represents the independent and which represents the dependent. Pairs are in order & ready to be cut out by the teacher.Version B: Color coded pairs so students already know which pairs go together and only have to decide which card represents the independent and which re

Help students identify key words in inequality word problems using this reference sheet. This visual/graphic organizer resource includes both a color version and a black and white version. Print it out and hand it out to students at the beginning of the unit or enlarge it and make it poster size for the classroom! Check out my " Middle School Math Resource Packet" for 22 different reference sheets (including this product) for students to use during the entire year.

Help students learn how to annotate their math word problems using this expressions cheat sheet. This visual/graphic organizer resource includes three pages: Page 1: Completed Notes/Cheat Sheet that can be printed as a resource for students or classroom posterPage 2: Blank note sheet for students to fill out individually or as a classPage 3: Half sheets of key words for all 4 operations to look for in word problems. Print it out and hand it out to students at the beginning of the unit or enlar

Fractions aren't easy, and it is easy to mix up which rules apply to which operations, but this "cheat sheet" for students can help guide students in solving those problems. This visual/graphic organizer resource includes two pages: Page 1: Cheat sheet for simplifying & converting between improper fractions & mixed numbers.Page 2: Rules (and examples) for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions.Print it out and hand it out to students at the beginning of the unit or enlarge it a

After completing the 6th grade unit on quotients of fractions, help prepare students for the summative assessment with a study guide & extra practice Quizizz link. Then provide them with a summative assessment with direct links to the standards. In this resource you will find: Dividing Fractions Unit – Study GuideQuizizz Extra Practice Review LinkSummative Dividing Fractions AssessmentFormative Tracker for the entire unitAssessment Reflection Google FormAnswer KeysDownload my " Factor Chart"

Before diving into the 6th grade standard of computing quotients of fractions, prepare students with some practice on converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions: Lesson 3 – Convert Between Mixed Numbers & Improper FractionsLesson 3 – Youtube Video Link for the notesFormative AssessmentReteach Lesson Extension Lesson on Equivalent Ratios (notes & practice provided)Extension Youtube Video LessonAnswer KeysDownload my " Factor Chart" Resource for students to use during this lesson. Fi

This ( digital version) activity will help students discover that positive and negative numbers are used to describe quantities having opposite directions/values. Two Versions:Version A: Color coded pairs so students already know which pairs go together and only have to decide which card represents positive and which represents negative.Version B: Not Color Coded = Challenge. Students not only need to figure out which words mean positive and which mean negative, but which pairs go together.Split

This activity will help students discover that positive and negative numbers are used to describe quantities having opposite directions/values. Four Versions: Version A: Color coded pairs so students already know which pairs go together and only have to decide which card represents positive and which represents negative. Pairs are in order & ready to be cut out by the teacher.Version B: Color coded pairs so students already know which pairs go together and only have to decide which card repre

Start your geometry unit off right by going over key terms and breaking down formulas. This "cheat sheet" can help guide students in solving area problems and making sure they understand what shapes are made of. This visual/graphic organizer resource includes two pages: Page 1 & 2: General Key Term Geometry Cheat Sheet.Page 3: Area Formula Cheat SheetPrint it out and hand it out to students at the beginning of the unit or enlarge it and make it poster size for the classroom! Check out my " Midd

This resource is perfect for working with numerical and algebraic expressions. This visual/graphic organizer resource includes two pages: Page 1: PEMDAS cheat sheetPage 2: GEMS version of the cheat sheet.Page 3 & 4: Individual sized student cutouts of each version that can be cut out and laminated for students to use while solving problems.Print it out and hand it out to students at the beginning of the unit or enlarge it and make it poster size for the classroom! Check out my " Middle School Ma