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Great for state test review! This is test prep Escape room style. The kids complete three math activities per lock to gain the digits for the combination. You can break this up into five days with one lock per day, or do it as one long math review activity. There are 15 activities in all (5 locks). Each lock ends with a performance task like in the Michigan M-STEP test where the math is applied to a situation. This is a fun an engaging review for students leading up to state testing. Include

This fun math review will get your kids up and moving as they complete challenges and answer question cards first in groups, then in partners, and finally on their own. If your kids are tired of paper and pencil review, then they will love this and still be practicing math concepts! Students will add and subtract mixed numbers with like denominators. They will need to regroup and ungroup whole numbers to complete the problems. All problems are word problems! Like this product? Follow me to see

This product contains five sets of M-Step practice. This follows the types of questions that students will see on the performance task of the M-STEP. It has a scenerio with a table of some sort for students to gather information from. Then it gives five word problems, most of which are multi-step. You can use this all in one day, or as a weekly practice where they complete one problem a day.

In this fun activity, students will be adding and subtracting mixed numbers in word problems and use a clue key to come up with the answer to the joke. These required regrouping and ungrouping, but all have common denominators. There are two jokes, both have 19 problems. The jokes are below. One: Q: Why did the math book look so sad? A: It had so many problems Two: Q: Why did the girl wear glasses during math class? A: They improve di-vision Like this product? Follow me to see new products bef

Great for STAAR or state test review! This is test prep Amazing Race style. The kids can go to different stations working on different skills, such as fractions, least common multiples, greatest common factors, multiplication and division (large numbers), and measurement. There is also an operation detour that includes sorting word problems into the operation used to solve them. Students compete in pairs following the directions on the task card and answering questions correctly to move o

This is a fun way to have your students review for a fractions test. This review includes four fraction topics for students to practice: fractions of a set, adding/subtracting fractions, comparing/equivalent fractions, and adding fractions to make a whole. Students will love the challenges that help them earn question cards. You won't believe how motivated students will be to complete this Amazing Race fraction review!!! Like this product? Follow me to see new products before others. Look just

This bundle includes: -interactive notebook pages -guided practice sheets -24 task cards with 4 brain break cards -Adding and subtracting fractions like denominators quiz quiz trade cards -Adding and subtracting fractions like denominators rally coach sheet -Adding and subtracting fractions unlike denominators practice sheet -six word problems -station activity ideas/student recording sheet (three stations) This will take you through teaching adding and subtracting fractions with unlike

This is a fun amazing race themed game that students will be engaged in before Christmas when their attention spans are limited. Students will work through challenges to earn question cards. The cards must be completed with their group correctly before they can move on to the next challenge. Concepts: Multiplication- 2 digit times 2 digit Division- 1 divisor Fractions Place value- expanded and word form

This fun math review will get your kids up and moving as they complete challenges and answer question cards. This will get your kids up and moving and enjoying math review time! If your kids are tired of paper and pencil review, then they will love this and still be practicing math concepts! Students will add and subtract mixed numbers with like denominators. They will need to regroup and ungroup whole numbers to complete the problems. All problems are word problems! Like this product? Follow me

This is a great and fun way to review for a test or just end of the year. Students will be placed into teams and go through a series of challenges to earn question cards. Includes: Games that lead into questions •Money •Fractions •Geometry •Bar Graphs Amazing Race task cards for each station or activity Detour to Panama Patterns •Patterns Like this product? Follow me to see new products before others. Look just below the Add to Cart button at

In this fun activity, students will be converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers and use a clue key to come up with the answer to the joke. There are two jokes, both have 20 problems. The jokes are below. One: Q: Why do the French like to eat snails? A: They don't like fast food! Two: Q: Why did the fisherman put peanut butter in the sea? A: To go with the jellyfish! Like this product? Follow me to see new products before others. Look just below the Add to Cart button at the

In this activity, students will solve the multiplying and dividing word problems and it will tell them how to disguise Tom the Turkey so he doesn't get eaten for Thanksgiving. They will solve 6 problems and create 6 disguises for Tom. Like this product? Follow me to see new products before others. Look just below the Add to Cart button at the Made by The Teaching Twins. Look for the STAR and click on Follow Me right next to it. I hope you are able to find more products you love from my store. I

Do your students have a knowledge of adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators to help them survive the challenges in this game? Students will compete in three rounds. In the first, students will work in groups of four, in the second, students will compete in partners, and in the third, students will compete by themselves. They will complete a challenge in order to earn adding and subtracting fractions challenge cards and then will work through the cards. As students finish a rou

Do your students have a knowledge of finding the solution to fractions of a whole problems to help them survive the challenges in this game? Students will compete in three rounds. In the first, students will work in groups of four, in the second, students will compete in partners, and in the third, students will compete by themselves. They will complete a challenge in order to earn adding and subtracting fractions challenge cards and then will work through the cards. As students finish a round,

These task cards are great for a round of scoot, a gallery walk, or station activity. Students will have to find like denominators before adding and subtracting fractions. I have included the answer key with answers before and after simplifying (if possible). Task cards are great for getting kids up and moving and keeps them engaged. Like this product? Follow me to see new products before others. Look just below the Add to Cart button at the Made by The Teaching Twins. Look for the STAR and c

Give students are card to begin. They will find a partner, test each other, and trade cards. They will then find another partner and repeat the process. This is a great way to check your students' understanding of a concept.

Want a fun reading review? Kids will be engaged and love to work through the math questions so they can play this zombie survival game. Students will earn action points by completing questions correctly. The more they get right, the more action points they receive. They use the action points to play a co-op game. The game is to survive the zombie apocalypse like in the popular TV show The Walking Dead. Who will have the knowledge to survive? Good for 5th or 6th grade test review.

This is an M-Step review game for 5th grade. Keep your kids engaged with this exciting game. Students will be working hard to finish these questions correctly so that they can complete the game.

This is two practice pages for placing fractions on a number line. Good for 4th or 5th grade!