Solving in Seventh

Students will practice rounding decimals with this task card activity. This set has 30 task cards that include rounding decimals to the nearest whole number, tenths, hundredths, and thousandths place. These cards can be printed for an engaging independent or partner activity or task card SCOOT. To play task card SCOOT - students are seated in a circle and each have a task card on their desk. They are given a set amount of time to round the decimal on their card and when time is up they "scoot"

This is an editable Multiplying Integers Practice/Homework assignment created in Google Forms. When you purchase, you will receive a copy of this resource that will be added to your Google Drive. You can remove, edit, or add questions to customize this form! This assignment includes 10 fill in the blank questions (6 basic multiplying integers, 2 multiplying 3 integers and 2 application problems). Using this product in your classroom: Students will complete the assignment by typing their answer

This is an editable Adding Integers Practice/Homework assignment created in Google Forms. When you purchase, you will receive a copy of this resource that will be added to your Google Drive. You can remove, edit, or add questions to customize this form! This assignment includes 10 fill in the blank questions (7 basic adding integers and 3 application problems). Using this product in your classroom: Students will complete the assignment by typing their answer for each question.When they finish,

Who Took Josh's Bike? Mini Mystery is an engaging way for students to practice solving problems with integers (adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing). Students can work independently or collaboratively with a partner or small group for this activity. There are 18 integer problems that the students will solve and each of the answers will correspond with one of the mystery cards, in which the word on that card should be eliminated from the suspect list. The person, reason, and place lef

This is an editable Dividing Integers Practice/Homework assignment created in Google Forms. When you purchase, you will receive a copy of this resource that will be added to your Google Drive. You can remove, edit, or add questions to customize this form! This assignment includes 10 fill in the blank questions (6 basic dividing integers, 2 dividing 3 integers and 2 application problems). Using this product in your classroom: Students will complete the assignment by typing their answer for each

This is an editable Subtracting Integers Practice/Homework assignment created in Google Forms. When you purchase, you will receive a copy of this resource that will be added to your Google Drive. You can remove, edit, or add questions to customize this form! This assignment includes 10 fill in the blank questions (8 basic subtracting integers and 2 application problems). Using this product in your classroom: Students will complete the assignment by typing their answer for each question.When the

Students will practice subtracting integers in this maze activity. The correct path requires the students to evaluate 15 subtraction problems with integers in a variety of formats. The maze is self-checking and works well as an independent practice activity or review of subtraction integer rules. Answer key is included.

This 24+ question puzzle is an engaging way for students to practice adding integers! This works great as a partner activity, where students must work together to assemble the 3x3 grid shaped puzzle and read the secret message. Students will assemble the puzzle by matching two problems that have the same answer together. Have the students arrange the pieces on their desk or glue them to a piece of paper to turn in. Answer key is included!

Integer playing cards to use for a variety of card games, such as WAR, comparing integers, ordering integers, etc. Cards include integers -9 to 9 and the absolute value of integers -9 to 9. Zero is not included. Directions for WAR:Shuffle the deck and distribute the cards evenly between the two players.At the same time, each player turns one card face up. The player with the highest card takes both cards and puts them in the bottom of his or her pile.If the two cards are equal, turn another car