Sharon's Problem Solving

he Addition Puzzle requires adding any combination of the digits 1 through 9 (only once) to equal a sum using only 9 tiles. Slide the tiles to find the solutions. The Hexagon Activity involves finding the paths in the maze that equal a certain total. You will need to use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of two and three digit numbers with decimals. You will be asked to round each step to the nearest tenth, hundredth, or thousandth. Slide the correct lines to find each path th

The Hexagon Maze requires students to start with a three digit number then add, subtract, multiply, and divide to find the solution. Students are also asked to round each step to the nearest tenth, hundredth or thousandth. There are additional solutions and answer keys.

Students are asked to add any combination of the digits 1 through 9 to equal a sum using only 9 tiles. There are three sets of problems with answer key. This is an excellent math center activity and can be completed independently using TpT Easel. The activity provides triple digit addition (with carrying) practice through problem solving for upper elementary students.

The Circle Property Scavenger Hunt asks students to take or capture photos (with attributes) of defined circle properties . Students have the option to sketch images. There is also a photo bank that can be cut and pasted into the table. The pdf version has 8 pages. The activity is formatted for use with TpT Easel with an answer key and 5 pages. Topics included: TangentSecantChordSemicircleInscribed angleCentral angleCross SectionSectorArcThis activity includes a ten question quiz with answer key