Savanna Ashmore

Looking for a great way students can get a hands-on way to learn composite shapes? Me too! Until I created this activity. The students get to use their problem solving skills to work this activity. Some students will find the areas of every shape and then complete the activity. Others will work on the activity and find the areas as they go along. As the students are working, they will be piecing together smaller shapes to make the larger composite shape. This will benefit the students by havin

This game helps students with Integer operations. This game is adaptable to the needs of students. There is instructions, operation cards, and 2 game boards. One game board is blank and can be adapted. The other game board has directions on some of the spaces to make the game more interesting. Check out the preview for the game instructions.

This is an extension activity to the Composite Shapes Activity. This includes circles for the 7th grade Common Core Standard 7.G.6. The activity can be used alone or in conjunction to the Composite Shapes Activity. The instructor has the ability to create their own composite figures to fit the needs of their students. Please do not share this activity with others. You may use this activity for only your classroom and students. If two or more instructors wish to use this activity, please bu

The students are to color all of the prime numbers that are listed 1-100. The numbers are random. There are two worksheet available with answer key. Please let me know if there is any mistake so I can get it fixed. Thanks.

The instructor can choose any factor they wish. The students are to color all of the numbers that are divisible by the factor. There are 2 pages available.