Simply Math

A quick and easy way to review computation, geometry, probability, number sense, and measurement. I've used this in a variety of ways: with individuals or teams of students at the start of our math class or as a challenge for my capable students. You might use it for distance learning. Have students complete the worksheet as a simple way to review many areas of math. The activity could be completed with a sheet of lined paper. Present a rectangle made from colorful squares. Students record

Use this game to practice matching improper fractions to mixed numbers. Choose from four different versions of the game. Maybe the simpler fractions are used first and then students move on the the more complex fractions. Just print, cut, and bag game pieces. Then, when you have free time, it's quick and easy to set up a game, review a math concept, and clean up. If you like this game, check out all the great Memory games we've included in our store. Thanks for visiting my Simply Math sto

Print and bag a variety of games for your students. When you have free time, it's quick and easy to set up a game, review a math concept, and clean up. You just need a small box to store your games. Use this game to practice matching equivalent fractions. Thanks for visiting my Simply Math store. Please take a moment to leave a comment when you purchase a product. – • – ♥ – • – Find amazing and creative resources for teaching science in our Simply Science store. – • – ♥ – ♥ – ♥ – • – Clic

Practice matching cards that have a fraction multiplied by a whole number with cards that have the answers. Color print game cards to make organizing the games easier. Print in black ink to create unique combinations of cards. Start with a few cards, when students are familiar with the game add more cards. Give students a full set of cards and let them sort their own set to play the game. Send the card to parents to play the game at home. Answer keys included! If you like this game, check

My students can practice just the math skils they need to review using the same game. They choose the game and I give them the cards and rules neatly stored in a sandwich bag. I bundled my memory games for math properties, order of operations, equivalent numbers, and geometry. Depending on how you choose your cards, you can generate 24 games in blackline or color. Your file includes four short videos that explain how to set up and play each game. Use the games to fill those few minutes when a

A great game for practicing equivalent numbers. With so many different answer keys, students can choose to compare fractions with decimals, decimals with percents, percents with fraction diagrams, and more. You'll have ten versions of the game in one file. Print and cut game cards on cardstock, add an answer key, and you've got a game. Set up and clean up is quick and easy. A short video explains how to play the game with a few details about creating the game and a bit of strategy for winnin