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Here's a fill-in-the-blank foldable for your middle schoolers! It can be a great review tool or reference tool for the rules for Operations with Integers. Use it whole class or in a math center. Some of the references on this foldable are from two videos: MC Santi's Integer Rap and PBS Math Club (Subtracting Integers) You can find both videos on youtube. MC Santi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2IW9FolSnc PBS Math Club-Subtracting Integers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsxXltuUFQM

This set is only 3 operations: Add, Subtract, & Multiply (no division in this one, that is in another set).12 Self-checking Task Cards! This is not just another worksheet... Instead, give your students an opportunity to move and do math. Hang them around your classroom, or out in the hallway! Here's how:Students choose any problem to start with, and then they have to find that answer on another task card- this new card is now their next problem! This file includes:-12 task cards with

What do you put a "smart" hot dog? On the honor roll of course! Kids solve integer operations with addition to answer the riddle. On the back, there is a review of the subtraction algorithm for integers. The answer key is included! Hope this helps! Check out my foldable and Integer Operation Flow map to use beforehand.

These self checking task cards are a great way to review or teach multiplying a decimal by decimal. Includes: -12 large task cards (two per page) -12 small task cards (six per page) *To be used as "Starter Problems" -Student recording sheet. ------------------------------- There is an easier version also that is a Decimal X WholeNumber Treasure Hunt-Multiply Decimals EASY -------------------------------- How to use: 1. Cut apart and hang up the large task cards. 2. Hand out the student recording

This set is ALL four operations: Add, Subtract, Multiply, and divide (but mostly division). 12 Self-checking Task Cards! This is not just another worksheet... Instead, give your students an opportunity to move and do math. Hang them around your classroom, or out in the hallway! Here's how:Students choose any problem to start with, and then they have to find that answer on another task card- this new card is now their next problem! This file includes:-12 task cards with All operatio

These self checking task cards are a great way to review or teach multiplying a decimal by a whole number. Includes: -12 large task cards (two per page) -12 small task cards (six per page) **These are to be used as the "Starter Problems". -Student recording sheet. ------------------------------- There is an harder version also that is a Decimal X Decimal Treasure Hunt-Multiply Decimals MEDIUM-------------------------------- How to use: 1. Cut apart and hang up the large task cards. 2. Hand out

Want some practice with adding positive and negative numbers? Here's an interactive way to do it! Use this form to record addition problems from the Interactive Integer App. This is a great way to use the "chip model" or Color Tiles as its called in this app. Don't have the App, you can get it on the App Store for $0.99 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/interactive-integers-addition/id461996605?mt=8 Well worth the money! Which is why this sheet is free!

Do you wish you could hold kids accountable for time spent on digital devices like an iPad or iPod Touch? Do you recognize that your students need more time to build automaticity with their basic math facts in addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division? Here's how: 1. Go to the App Store and purchase PopMath- it's only 99 cents! 2. Download this form for your students to use. Assign your students a level and operation. 3. Train them to set the timer (it's already on the device in the c