The Math Mastermind

This is a fun maze activity for students to practice solving for area of rectangles and triangles. To complete the maze, students begin at the top left hand corner. As students solve each question, they will follow the path that corresponds with their answer. ***Students should go to all, but one of boxes!

These 5 graphic organizers support students in making meaningful connections among tables, graphs, equations, and written scenarios for proportional relationships. By working across multiple representations, students develop a stronger conceptual understanding and can better explain their reasoning.

Includes 30 higher-level task cards.

M & M ActivityThis activity can be done independently, in partners, or small groups depending on your class and the supplies you have available. Materials Needed: Individual packs of M & Ms OR A large bag of M & Ms to divide up amongst your students Directions: Each student/group will need a pack of M & Ms. They will sort their candies by color and tally the total for each. This information will go in the table provided. In part 2, students will write a ratio for each scenario based on the table

Planet Research ProjectThis research project can be done individually or in groups. Each student/group should be assigned a planet in the solar system. Students should use a textbook/website/article/etc. to research their assigned planet.

This fun game gets students engaged and involved in healthy competition. Each board has a different difficultly to help with differentiation.

This fun escape room asks questions about area for rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids!

This resource includes 48 task cards for practice with decimals and percents less than one. There is an answer key included.

There are 60 cards included in this download. Students will enjoy comparing decimals through this fun and competitive game. Play in pairs or small groups!