Treetop Teaching

This math fact fluency resource has everything you need to fill the gaps that appear in students of all ages and abilities when it comes to addition and subtraction math facts. With scaffolded practice/skills each week, your students will be continuously challenged without any prep (well, besides printing) on your part. In fact, there is even a tracker for STUDENTS to track their own data! As teachers, we know how much time it can take to master addition/subtraction with regrouping or with f

These print-and-go Halloween math puzzles require students to use their understanding of basic mathematical operations and problem solving skills to discover the value of each Halloween symbol. These Halloween logic puzzles are perfect for advanced 4th/5th graders and most middle school math students. This set includes: * a student answer sheet and an answer key * 12 unique logic puzzles with varying degrees of difficulty * Two different printing sizes (small and full-page) Ideas for Use in t

These print and go Valentine's Day math picture puzzles will engage your students during the exciting and often distracting time in the classroom. These puzzles will help your students explore and develop their algebraic thinking skills as they solve for value of each of the valentine's symbols. Each worksheet is a puzzle that takes the students a step further from discovering the value of the symbols, to comparing and ordering the symbols based on their value, to using the symbols to create the

These print and go winter math picture puzzles will help your students explore and develop their algebraic thinking skills as they solve for value of each of the winter symbols. Each worksheet is a puzzle that takes the students a step further from discovering the value of the symbols, to comparing and ordering the symbols based on their value, to using the symbols to create their own equations. I assure you, these are not your average worksheets! You can download a sample of each sheet in the

Thanksgiving math puzzles are a great way to give your students the opportunity to use their understanding of basic mathematical operations and problem solving skills to discover the value of each Fall symbol. These Thanksgiving logic puzzles are perfect for advanced 5th graders and most middle school math students. This set includes:* an answer sheet for students and an answer key * 12 unique logic puzzles with varying degrees of difficulty * Two different size options (small and full-page) Ide

This bundle contains everything you need to keep you class thinking and engaged in the weeks leading up to Christmas/winter break. These Christmas activities are no-prep, which means you can simply print them out and use them with your students. Included in this bundle: Spot the Misspelled Words- Students use a dictionary or other resource to identify the correct spelling of a word among several common misspellings. When done correctly, a coloring code is revealed so students can complete a col

These print and go math puzzle worksheets for summer will help your students explore and develop their algebraic thinking skills as they solve for the summer symbols. Each worksheet is a puzzle that takes the students a step further from discovering the value of the symbols, to comparing and ordering the symbols based on their value, to using the symbols to create their own equations. I assure you, these are not your average worksheet! You can download a sample of each sheet in the preview. Wh

Prompt meaningful math conversations about math properties while fostering their algebraic understanding with these summer themed picture math puzzles. They will give your students the opportunity to use their understanding of basic mathematical operations and problem solving skills to discover the value of each summer symbol. These summer math puzzles with pictures are perfect for advanced 5th graders and most middle school math students (although I've seen them used with students in 3rd grade

This is a fun poem/chant that I wrote to help my students better be able to look at a number and decide which numbers would be able to divide evenly into it without having to complete the long division. This is a fun way to have students memorize these tips and tricks and it quickly became a favorite in my classroom as we made up fun motions to accompany this.