NicksKnook

This set of 10 puzzles challenges students to use a picture to determine the matching ratio in fraction, decimal and percent form. The set of puzzles can be used in a center for individual work or with pairs and teams. Ideas for using the puzzles as games are included. Ratios represented are part to part as well as part to whole.

One of my favorite activities at the end of the year is my “Face Measurement” activity. It’s lots of fun but educational as well. The kids enjoy the process and there’s always a lot of laughter as they watch their face unfold.

I'm not a fan of chaos but I like to have fun in my classroom, so last year I came up with this game and it worked perfectly. This year I was able to just grab the bag of eggs and play the game again without any set up time whatsoever (I did all the work last year). My students absolutely loved it last year and again this year. This download just explains the rules and how to set up the game. You will have to supply your own questions (and eggs). I may make some question sets in the future but

I came up with this idea in order to give my students an extra visual as they classified numbers. This is a foldable and a way to use a number line to help with the classifcation.