The Creative Math Teacher

Auto mistake highlightingWhen answers are correct, colored pixels appearWhen answers are incorrect, the answer turns redAlternate answers are also marked correct (i.e. 8.5 & 8.50)Suggested Use: ReviewWarm-upClassworkHomework

In this two page resource, students practice multiplying fractions by cross reducing (cross simplifying) first. Level 1: Numbers match exactly diagonally Level 2: One number goes into the other Level 3: Numbers do not go into each other, but have a common factor Answer Key Included In this Printable

Can be adapted.Multiplying fractions and/or multiplying mixed numbers on the back side.Use physical dice or students can roll virtual dice here: https://www.random.org/dice/?num=2

In this riddle students practice solving equations with one solution, where the variable is on both sides of the equation. Great for use before going off on Thanksgiving break! The answer bank at the bottom serves as scaffolding and self-checking for students. Included: 14 questionssimple variable on both sidesinvolving distributinginvolving fractionsinvolving combining like termsanswer key includedSee also: Solving Systems of Linear Equations Digital Pixel Art Activity | Earth Day

Make factoring engaging and hands-on with this card matching activity focused on sum and difference of cubes and difference of squares. Students practice recognizing patterns and matching each polynomial expression with its correct factored form—perfect for reinforcing algebraic structure and accuracy. What’s Included ✅ 24 matching cards total 12 Sum & Difference of Cubes12 Difference of SquaresUse as one or two separate stations ✅ Each card set includes: Polynomial expressions (questions

Bring math practice to life with this fun and interactive Valentine’s Day Pixel Art Reveal ! This digital resource includes two separate problem sets, each designed to strengthen students’ skills while keeping them engaged through an immediate‑feedback format (Google Sheets). What’s Included Set 1: 20 problems with square roots onlySet 2: 20 problems with square & cube rootsAuto‑revealing pixel art image with a Valentine’s Day theme Self‑checking feature—correct answers reveal the hidden pi

In this St Patrick's Day themed "sticker reveal" activity, students practice reflecting points across: x and y-axisthe diagonal lines y=x and y=-xvertical and horizontal linesThere are two versions. One version has a dropdown menu with hints/rules for each type of reflection. The second version does not have hints, you can assign whichever you prefer. This activity helps them take a break from a paper worksheet and allows for self-monitoring since it is self-checking! 20 QuestionsCorrect answers

In this fun Christmas-themed digital pixel art activity, students solve linear equations with special solutions. no prepvariable on both sidesone solution, no solution, infinitely many solutions20 questions totalcorrect answers make colored pixels appear & they get a small Xmas themed sticker for self-checkinganswers are selected from a dropdown menu which provides scaffolding for studentsPerfect for reviewing in class or for distance learning classroomsself-checking gives students immediate fe

Make reflection and goal-setting fun with this Winter & New Year Mystery Picture Bundle! Each questionnaire includes 12 engaging questions that students answer to reveal a seasonal mystery picture. Perfect for holiday activities, semester reflections, or a fresh start for the new year. ✔ Two Themes Included: Winter Break Questionnaire – cozy, holiday-inspired promptsNew Year Questionnaire – reflective and goal-oriented questions ✔ Key Features: No Wrong Answers – every response unlo

🎄 Algebra Pixel Art Review | Solving Equations & Expressions Make algebra review engaging and self-checking with this Google Sheets Pixel Art Activity! Students solve a variety of algebra questions, and correct answers automatically reveal a fun holiday-themed pixel image—no grading required. This activity is perfect for review days, early finishers, sub plans, or pre-break practice while still keeping students focused on important algebra skills. ✏️ Topics Included Students will practi

Suggested use: Print each set on cardstock. Create 4 groups of students. More than one copy may be used for a larger class. Rotate each set of cards every x amount of time. You can print multiple copies and laminate to save for future use. Includes:4 Set of Cards (mappings, sets of ordered pairs, tables and graphs)8 cards each (4 cards are functions, 4 are not)Answer key provided on last two pagesCards are already in the order of the answer key. Make sure to cut and shuffle cards in each set.

Make angle relationships interactive and engaging with this Google Sheets digital task card activity! Students click through digital task cards and use their understanding of parallel lines cut by a transversal to solve for x using angle relationships. Correct answers reveal Spring Break theme image! This self‑paced, paperless activity is perfect for practice, review, centers, or sub plans—and it requires no printing. ✅ What’s Included 📊 Interactive Google Sheets activity✏️ Students so

In this riddle students practice solving equations with one solution, none, or infinitely many solutions & the variable is on both sides of the equation. Great for use before going off on Winter break! The answer bank at the bottom serves as scaffolding and self-checking for students. Included: 10 questionsnot all letters are usedvariable on both sidesinvolving distributinginvolving fractionsinvolving combining like termsanswer key includedSee also: Solving Systems of Linear Equations Digital Pi

Includes Google Slides version as well as printable pdf. Fun way for students to review slope-intercept form, writing ordered pairs from points, and matching equations with lines. Alternate use: print and laminate. Use for stations. Rotate cards every 5 or so minutes. See also: The Coordinate Plane | Ordered Pairs Emoji Google Forms Quizzes | 4 Versions

In this fun Christmas-themed digital pixel art activity, students solve linear equations with special solutions. no prep20 questions totalcorrect answers make colored pixels appear & they get a small Xmas themed sticker for self-checkingPerfect for reviewing in class or for distance learning classroomsself-checking gives students immediate feedbackQuestion types: finding vertex (h, k) given standard formfinding vertex (h, k) given factored formboth positive and negative coefficients as well as

Thanksgiving Themed Riddle ActivityMake math practice more engaging with this fun, self-checking riddle activity! Students use long division to divide polynomials, then use their answers to fill in letters and reveal a mystery riddle answer. Each problem corresponds to a numbered space in the riddle. Once students match their answers to the correct letters (using the key on the back), the hidden answer is revealed—giving instant feedback and motivation to finish! This activity is perfect for

In this Valentine's Day themed pixel art activity, students practice: Translating points (x10)Writing a rules given ordered pairs of image and preimage (x5)Finding the ordered pairs of a preimage given ordered pair of image and the rule (x5)This activity helps them take a break from a paper worksheet and allows for self-monitoring since it is self-checking! 20 QuestionsCorrect answers make colored pixels appear & they get a small heart sticker for self-checkingAnswer key included on second shee

Front of notes: Students practice converting mixed numbers to improper fractions using the MAD acronym (multiply, add, denominator stays the same). Back: Students practice converting improper fractions to mixed numbers using long division.

In this lesson students explore rotating a single point about the origin and notice patterns they see as far as how the x and y-values are changing. They then create a table with all their newfound shortcuts for rotating a single point. In the practice problems they apply this to rotate triangles with and without a graph. Pairs perfectly with tracing paper (patty paper) can be found at Smart & Final. Having students trace and rotate their paper really helps them see the transformations. If no p

In this Dominos game inspired activity, students practive solving systems of linear equations by substitution. Students solve 11 problems and match the domino with the order pair that has that problems solution. Answer key is provided. Two print sizes included in PDF. Each system of equations has 1 Equation in standard form1 Equation with a variable isolatedPerfect for students to play in pairs and take a break from a regular worksheet. Note: Dominos are already in order of the answer key, ma