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Make math practice exciting with Math Match, a fast-paced and highly engaging math symbol matching card game that gets students thinking, talking, and learning! In this game, students race to find the one matching math symbol between their card and the center card. Every round builds math vocabulary, symbol recognition, fluency, and focus all while having fun. Perfect for math centers, small groups, early finishers, intervention, test prep, and brain breaks, this game is simple to learn,

Make math practice exciting with Math Match, a fast-paced and highly engaging math symbol matching card game that gets students thinking, talking, and learning! In this game, students race to find the one matching math symbol between their card and the center card. Every round builds math vocabulary, symbol recognition, fluency, and focus all while having fun. Perfect for math centers, small groups, early finishers, intervention, test prep, and brain breaks, this game is simple to learn,

Help your students order decimals with this fun, engaging, and self-checking digital activity! For each problem, students order decimals from least to greatest. Students type their answer directly into the activity. If the answer is correct, it will turn green. If the answer is incorrect, it will turn red. When assigned as “make a copy for each student” in Google Classroom, students can type directly into the activity. Students love being able to get instant feedback on their understanding! If

Assess your students' understanding of creating equivalent algebraic expressions according to the distributive property with the engaging, no-prep, printable activity set. Students will simplify algebraic expressions according to the distributive property, factor algebraic expressions according to the distributive property and utilize area models to represent expressions according to the distributive property. This is excellent for station activities, jig-saw activities and/or student choice act

Help your students master plotting coordinate pairs on a graph! Students are expected to enter middle school math with the understanding of graphing points on a graph. This activity serves as a hassle free way for teachers to determine students' understanding of graphing coordinate pairs on the coordinate plane. 10 questions total: 5 questions = given the name of the point, identify the coordinate pair 5 questions = given the coordinate pair, identify the name of the point This product includes