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4 awesome, but simple and fun STEM challenges that use only KEVA planks! Great for when you have a few extra minutes, or when you need to have a sub!

This is a simple but fun STEM challenge using only KEVA planks! Great for when you have a few extra minutes, or if you need to have a sub! Even better, if you pair it with a read-aloud about bridges (or even Iggy Peck, Architect)!

These are simple but fun STEM challenges using only KEVA planks! Start with the first challenge, as it is easier. The next time, you can graduate students to the more difficult challenge that has more constraints. Great for when you have a few extra minutes, or if you need to have a sub!

Use these task cards as a mixed problem solving review to help your Math STAAR prep. Use with a game board to turn into a review game, or set up cards around the room to do as a SCOOT activity. Use in small groups for intervention, or in any other brilliant way you can think of!

Use this fun, interactive slideshow to review perimeter, 3-digit subtraction, area, multiplication/division, input/output tables, and comparing fractions. Students can solve problems independently or in groups and will act out their answer choices.

Use these fun, interactive slideshows to review everything from 3-digit addition/subtraction, perimeter, and place value to multiplication/division, area, and input/output tables. Students can solve problems independently or in groups and will act out their answer choices!

This is a simple and fun STEM Challenge that uses only KEVA Planks! Great for when you have a few extra minutes or when you need to have a sub! Even better when paired with a fun pirate read-aloud!

Each slide can be a great addition to number talks or used when you have a couple of minutes to fill. They are great for critical thinking and reviewing a variety of math concepts. There are always many right answers and reasons for those answers. They are a great way to promote discourse in the math classroom!

This is a super simple and fun STEM challenge that uses nothing but paper and tape! Great when you have a few extra minutes, when you need to have a sub, or when you just want to get your students working collaboratively without a lot of prep! Even better when paired with a read-aloud about planes!

These are super simple and fun STEM challenges that use nothing but paper and tape! Great for when you have a few extra minutes or when you need to have a sub!

6 full weeks of problem solving! Use these slides for a daily problem solving task. These are great ways to warm up and stretch their brains, which is why they are called a "Math Stretch".

6 full weeks of problem solving! Use these slides for a daily problem solving task. These are great ways to warm up and stretch their brains, which is why they are called a "Math Stretch".

6 full weeks of problem solving! Use these slides for a daily problem solving task. These are great ways to warm up and stretch their brains, which is why they are called a "Math Stretch".

6 full weeks of problem solving! Use these slides for a daily problem solving task. These are great ways to warm up and stretch their brains, which is why they are called a "Math Stretch".

This is a super simple and fun STEM challenge to use right before Winter Break when your students are stir-crazy. Plus! They make a really cute forest to leave up for class parties.

Use these slides to help students review 3-digit addition and subtraction strip diagrams.

Use this fun, interactive slideshow to review perimeter, 3-digit subtraction, area, multiplication/division, input/output tables, and fraction models. Students can solve problems independently or in groups and will act out their answer choices.

Use this fun, interactive slideshow to review perimeter, 3-digit addition/subtraction, and input/output tables. Students can solve problems independently or in groups and will act out their answer choice.

Use this fun, interactive slideshow to review perimeter, 3-digit subtraction, 3-digit addition, and place value. Students can solve problems independently or in groups and will act out their answer choices.

Use these slides as a fun game to review quadrilateral attributes. Students turn and talk to decide if the statements are true or false and show thumbs up or thumbs down when the teacher asks. Or you can have students come up 2 at a time and the first one to buzz in with the correct answer wins or gets a point.