The Math Station

This is a new station for practicing computation.This set focuses on adding and subtracting decimals and includes four different Roundabouts, each with eight problems. It is self checking in that the pieces fit together, linking problems with correct answers to form a circle. In this file they are in the correct order. Print a copy and leave it together to use as a key. If a student successfully solves all the problems they will be in this order. My station rotations are in groups of four. I l

This is a new station for practicing computation.This set focuses on adding integers and includes four different Roundabouts, each with eight problems. It is self checking in that the pieces fit together, linking problems with correct answers to form a circle. In this file they are in the correct order. Print a copy and leave it together to use as a key. If a student successfully solves all the problems they will be in this order. My station rotations are in groups of four. Roundabouts make a

This activity is designed in my classroom stations for groups of four. However, a student could play individually or partners could play together. It works perfectly in stations as it is easily differentiated. As my students are rotating from one station to the next, I can switch out the big deck for a smaller one to modify the game for a lower level group. This activity contains two sets of eight problems. I laminate the included directions to keep at the station. There is also a sheet for stud

This activity is designed in my classroom stations for groups of four. However, a student could play individually or partners could play together. It works perfectly in stations as it is easily differentiated. As my students are rotating from one station to the next, I can switch out the big deck for a smaller one to modify the game for a lower level group. This activity contains two sets of eight problems. I laminate the included directions to keep at the station. There is also a sheet for stud