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This product includes everything your students need to master the 6th Grade Geometry CCSS Standards! I have included 13 rigorous problems that cover all the elements of surface area and volume. These problems will surely challenge your students and make them think! I used this for a review game before our chapter test, but it could easily be used in many different ways in your classroom!

Read with your class and teach them about the history of pi and Pi Day! Product Includes: -- All About Pi Day Text -- Comprehension Questions -- KWL -- Anticipation Guide -- 3,1,4 Graphic Organizer I hope you enjoy this product!

Instructions: Print and separate each problem strip by the riddle number. (I like to print each riddle in a different color, laminate, and separate into different baggies.) Then, print off an answer sheet for each student. There are four riddles for the students to solve. By answering each of the questions correctly, they will earn one letter to answer the riddle. At the end, they will unscramble their letters to solve the riddle. Riddle #1: Volume of Rectangular Prism (fractions and decimals i

Task cards are a great way to practice or review a skill for independent or small group learning. This product includes 24 task cards practicing the surface area of rectangular prisms, cubes, triangular pyramids, and square pyramids. It also includes a paper for students to write their answers and show their work. There are a variety of problems to get plenty of repetition! There are many ways to use task cards in your classroom. I love to print, laminate, and tape them around the room while th

For the scavenger hunt, there are 10 questions that just need to be printed and posted throughout the room. A worksheet is included for students to use to keep track of their answers to solve the riddle. The answer they get to one question leads them to the next question. For this activity, I usually split them up into groups of two or three and assign them when to start. This is great practice for students to do independently when you are working with a small group. You can start them in diff

For the scavenger hunt, there are 10 questions that just need to be printed and posted throughout the room. A worksheet is included for students to use to keep track of their answers to solve the riddle. The answer they get to one question leads them to the next question. For this activity, I usually split them up into groups of two or three and assign them when to start. This is great practice for students to do independently when you are working with a small group. You can start them in diff