The Teaching Machine

Students will be able to create their own "math city"! The project gives a very detailed project description, grading rubric, work space, coordinate plane for plotting points, key box included, as well as ordered pair sheet listed for students. Excellent activity for all level students.

This is an activity where students put to use their knowledge of adding and subtracting decimals. Give each student the handout and place the clothing items with prices up around the room. Students will be able to "shop" for what they want and then have to conquer financial obstacles in order to finalize their purchase.

These are intended to be printed off and used as dividers in a plan book. I print my pages on cardstock paper and assembled the dividers using binder clips. Insert any documents such as curriculum guides, IEPs, schedules, students information, etc. behind the tabs to complete the binder! Check out the document called "plan book covers" for customizable pages for your plan book!

Students will love playing this game and get to practice various skills depending on use! Students can practice estimation of real-world items, or they can work with subtracting decimal numbers.

These are custom covers for any teacher plan book. Choose your favorite, or share with a friend! Change it up each quarter, the possibilities are endless.

Students are detectives tasked with solving a mysterious geometric case. To progress through the game, they must complete each challenge, gather evidence, and apply their geometric knowledge to uncover the mystery. Work as a team to solve the problems for each challenge. Each correct answer earns you 1 point. You must collect all 20 points to beat the quest. At the end of each challenge, have your answers checked to reveal how many points you earned. The tricky part is- you won’t know which ques

Students will be able to practice these important skills by working on various task cards. Student recording page AND answer key are provided. The fun and unique custom designs are sure to keep students engaged in their learning! *Can be printed for classroom use, or sent as a digital assignment.

This PowerPoint guides students on how to find the area of composite figures. Hand-drawn visuals add to the learning. This is a great independent activity, as well as whole group. This can be used to E-Learning/ at-home learning.

These fun and engaging QR task cards are a great way to get both in person and online learners participating. Covers addition, subtraction, multiplication & division with decimals on the cards. Each card has a unique QR code that will allow students to get immediate feedback on their answers.

These hand drawn notes not only provide definitions, formulas, and examples, but they show how to calculate area in a fun and engaging way. These notes color-coordinate and identify key steps for finding area of parallelograms, triangles and trapezoids.

This download lists over 70 websites to use with students for formative assessments and other classroom activities as well as a brief description to what the site can be used for. All articles are linked at the bottom of the document for further research purposes.

These hand drawn doodle notes are a fantastic way of simplifying addition and subtraction algebraic equations. With detailed breakdowns of each step, as well as multiple examples, this colorful notes page will help students of all ability levels gain a deeper understanding of the fundamentals of algebraic reasoning.

Interactive stations chart for guided learning. Customize your pieces, print and laminate and change them out based on the lesson. Students love being in charge of "switching" stations. I use velcro dots in order to easily switch out cards.

These tools are great to laminate and adhere to each student desk. It is a simple guide on how to use academic discourse and group discussion. Students are more willing to participate in academic discourse when they have specific guidelines to use! Fun and engaging conversation tool.

Student practice on plotting points and identifying in which quadrant they will fall. Independent or group practice.

These hand crafted notes are an easy guide for students to learn integer addition (positive and negative numbers). Detailed examples and explanations are included. Student practice page and answer key are provided as well. *Fantastic for e-learning or can be used as guided notes, or independent practice for students.

Students will love creating their own Kahoots! following specific guidelines. This template specifically is used for algebra topics but can be easily edited to meet the needs of your learners.

This resources lists thousands of math games, with topic listed and direct links. Some games are specific, while others are websites that have hundreds of games on them. This tool is fantastic to send out to students to practice on at any time of the year!

This planner templated allows you to plan out both your personal and work life in an organized, fun manner! Many opportunities to customize set up.

This digital activity is great to use with distance/ hybrid learning. The document contains all questions needed to play the game. There is a digital link at the bottom of the resource that you send to students. The link allows all answers to appear in random order on the students bingo card. Cards can be refreshed in order to continue playing!