The Morehouse Magic

This is a set of six math hidden message puzzles (with really bad puns, yikes!) These would be great for review, early finishers, homework, or just a fun day! Topics covered are writing and evaluating expressions, tax rate, sale price, combining like terms, distributive property, one step equations, unit rate, and is/of percentage problems. Each puzzle also inlcudes a small amount of black and white clip art that students can spend a few minutes coloring. Middle schoolers still love to color!

Looking for a fun, engaging resource for simplifying and evaluating linear expressions? This math puzzle is sure to be a hit! To solve the puzzle, students will first simplify a 15 linear expressions using addition or subtraction. They will then need to evaluate the resulting expressions in order to find out what letter to use and where to place it. The puzzle is two-part to eliminate guessing and to add rigor. This puzzle would be great for early finishers, test review, informal assessment

Rate, Unit Rate, Percentage, Proportions Autumn Math Activity This is a Autumn math activity in which students will solve word problems involving rate, unit rate, percentage, and proportions. The problems include operations with money and fractions. This activity would be appropriate for 6th, 7th, or 8th grade. It could be used as a multi-day activity, as math stations, or as bell-ringers leading up to Thanksgiving. Common Core aligned: CCSS Math Content 6.RP.A.2, 6.RP.A.3c, 7.RP.A.3 What you

Rate, Unit Rate, and Proportion - A Real World Application This task uses the amount of sugar in popular drinks to reinforce 7th grade Common Core Standard 7.RP.A.1. Students will watch a short video clip and use rate, unit rate, and proportions to determine the actual number of sugar packets that are in each sugary drink. This download contains one materials list/instruction sheet and 2 student worksheets. ▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩▩ How to earn TPT credits

Constant of Proportionality - Card Sort Constant of proportionality card sort that consists of a variety of representations including word problems, graphs, tables, and equations. Students will sort the cards into two categories, those scenarios that do have a constant of proportionality and those that do not. To make this activity more rigorous, I have included a answer sheet in which students can determine the constant of proportionality and explain their reasoning of cards that do not have

Looking for a fun, engaging resource for simplifying and evaluating linear expressions? This math puzzle is sure to be a hit! To solve the puzzle, students will first simplify a linear expression using addition or subtraction. They will then need to evaluate the resulting expression in to find out what letter to use and where to place it. The puzzle is two-part to eliminate guessing and to add rigor. This puzzle would be great for early finishers, test review, informal assessment, or to lea

Looking for a fun, engaging resource for adding and subtracting integers? This math puzzle is sure to be a hit! To solve the puzzle, students will first write 1o integer expressions given a word problem. They will then need to evaluate each expression in order to find out what letter to use and where to place it. The puzzle is two-part to eliminate guessing and to add rigor. This puzzle would be great for early finishers, test review, informal assessment, or to leave for a substitute! Incl

This Discount & Tax Rate Common Core Math Color By Number includes 10 questions in which students will find the final price of common items after first finding the given discount and tax rate. With what standard does this resource align?This resource will aid students in moving towards mastery of CCSS 7.RP.A.3.What do I have to do?These color by numbers are no prep! Print the answer sheet on one side and the coloring on the other or print both on one side to save ink and copier counts. How do

Scientific Notation Operations Task Cards Set of 48 task cards that cover writing numbers in scientific notation, writing numbers in standard notation from scientific notation, multiplying, dividing, and raising to a power. Each set contains: Cards 1 - 10 writing numbers in scientific notation, includes some numbers that are almost in the correct form. Cards 11 - 20 writing numbers in standard notation from scientific notation. Cards 21 - 30 division Cards 31 - 40 multiplication Cards 41 - 48