Sum Math

This is the perfect movie to show your Math class! You can create several levels of Expressions to solve using the numbers from the movie from this editable template or just use the one I created. The students must watch and work simultaneously on the assignment or they can watch to fill in the missing numbers and then solve after the movie. It's great and the students LOVE it!

This is an easy introduction to using Algebra Tiles to model how to solve a one step addition and subtraction equation. I use it in 6th grade on Day 1 of my equations unit.

One worksheet, no answer key. Perform all the operations using one set of fractions. This is great for assessing understanding of Fraction Operations.

Students will enjoy this activity using Brach's Conversation Hearts Candy. They will sort the colors, calculate the fraction, decimal, percent and angle degree, then graph the data by constructing a circle graph. My 6th and 7th grade students LOVED this fun activity!

I created this modeling slide to help my lower level students "see" how to use zero pairs when multiplying a negative.

My 6th grade students really enjoyed the movie Big Hero 6 and watched intently to find the missing values for each expression. Included are 10 Order of Operations w/negatives and exponents. Perfectly aligned with 6th grade standards. The answer key for the variable values is included.

This is a fun tic tac toe practice slide simplifying mixed numbers and Ratios.

I created this for my lowest Math 6 learners to help them understand what a simple proportional relationship looks like. It help more than just my low learners!

Would you like to take your students on a cool field trip to the Bowling Center? I designed this field trip to allow students an opportunity to collect data to be used in the classroom for the Measures of Central Tendency Unit.

This is a handy, easy to read tip sheet to help your students learn HOW to conference with their teachers and classmates in a video chat on Google Meet.