Number Forge Mathematics

Engage students with proportional relationships through this fun, two page activity! Students first build a table to represent time vs. miles traveled for a sloth named Blaze McSlowface, racing across the city in his car at a constant speed. Using critical thinking and number fluency, they’ll complete the table, plot a scatterplot, and form a linear graph to show the proportional relationship. On Page Two, students apply the same skills to a real-life context: hours worked vs. money earned.

Bring reflection symmetry to life with this interactive worksheet that combines math learning with fine motor skills! Students will fold the worksheet in half along the line of reflection, then hold it up to a light source (like a classroom window or lamp). By tracing the given image through the paper, they’ll create the reflected figure on the opposite side. Once unfolded, the complete drawing reveals how a line of reflection affects the resulting image. This activity is perfect for: Exploring