Try-Angle Math

To summarize learning at the end of the school year, students write on the lines of the brain with content they learned. This can also be used to show what a student learned about a particular lesson or unit. There are multiple pages with a different heading on each page: ~ I am SMART! ~ I can... ~ What I Know ~ What I Learned (perfect if you teach with KWL charts) ~ I remember... ~ Cognitive Content ~ Brain Dump ~ Studious Students ~ Reflection ~ All About Me ~ I Like Myself ~ 1 Yea

Give your multiplication practice a festive twist with this turkey-themed skip-counting activity!Students skip count by 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9 on each turkey’s feathers, building fluency with the numbers that students often struggle to memorize. After skip-counting, they apply their knowledge by completing multiplication problems using the same factors. Bonus: Early finishers can enjoy coloring the turkeys, turning math time into a fun and creative break! Great for: ✔️ Center work ✔️ Small gro

Practice multiplying with this engaging Thanksgiving coloring game! Roll two 6-sided dice, find the product, and color the turkey! The first person to color in their turkey wins! This game is for up to 4 players. There are 2 versions: using a dot for multiplication and using an x for multiplication.

This is a simple, yet engaging activity, to practice multiplication and division facts! Let's be real, most students need more practice with their math facts, and this is a way to make practice more exciting. You can display these on your walls or share them with parents at conferences. Students get a popcorn container paper and then they pick 13 pieces of popcorn. They can practice multiplication, division, or both! They write the answers, color the pieces, cut them out, and glue them on! Le

When I taught elementary, there was always a student that would cry when they didn't win a game. So, I created a game where animals compete, and every student is a winner when an animal finishes! (However, feel free to use it to have competitive students compete if that works for them.) Students draw a number 1-10, multiply it by the factor on the paper, then fill in one box above the product. When a column is filled up, that animal wins. Students can use pencil, crayons, markers, bingo mark

Practice integer operations with this simple, yet engaging activity! You can display these on your walls or share them with parents at conferences. Students get a popcorn container paper and then they pick 13 pieces of popcorn. There are 8 popcorn pieces with each operation! Directions: Pick 13 popcorn pieces. Write the answers, color the pieces, cut them out, and glue them on! There are 2 versions: ~ 8 popcorn pieces for each operation. You need to display the directions page on the b

Practice multiplication facts with this search and find interactive activity using Google Slides! When you click and drag the rockets, hidden facts magically appear! Students search through the solar system to find multiplication facts that equal the product on the rocket. This activity is sure to amaze and engage your students! Includes Example slide with directions 9 activity slides with 5 multiplication facts on each slide (45 practice problems in all) Answer key Google Forms self-grading

Students write the digits from 0 to 9 in the spaces on their Pi Day bingo card.  Students can repeat each digit as many times as they want. When a number is called, cross out the digit one time only. When you cover 5 digits horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, shout out “bingo!”

Practice skip counting with this engaging color by number activity! Identify the missing multiples. Find the multiples in the picture and color it according to the code. Includes 10 questions: skip counting by 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 15 and 25. *No prep*Semi self-checking (if you don't see the answer in the picture, try again)*Grade at a glance!*ENGAGING!Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFollow me on PinterestFollow me on Instagram

Practice subtraction (or counting backwards) with this engaging Thanksgiving coloring game! Version 1: Roll a 6-sided die and subtract the number from 13. Version 2: Roll a 12-sided die and subtract the number from 15. Color a section of the turkey with the answer! The first person to color in their turkey wins! This game is for up to 4 players.

Everybody stands up. Take turns asking one question to each player. If they answer wrong, they stay standing!! If they answer right, they sit down and are out of the game. No repeating words allowed. Perfect for the first week of school, test days, class parties, free time, end of the year. INCLUDES: Directions for the teacher if you play as a class Directions on 1/2 sheet of paper if students play in groups Master list of questions for the teacher if you play as a class Question cards t

Fill in a brain with words that start with that letter. Ways to use1) Each student gets the same letter. Have a competition to see who can write the most words in a set amount of time. Optional, assign points for the length of each word: 3-letter words are 3 points each, 4-letter words are 4 points each, etc. 2) Each student gets their own letter. They use a dictionary to find words they know and write them down. (Some letters are harder, such as the vowels, so a dictionary is helpful)