Try-Angle Math

Make number sense and expression writing more engaging with this fun turkey-themed math activity!Students are given turkeys, each labeled with a target number. Their challenge is to write 11 different numerical expressions on each turkey that simplify to that target number — using a mix of operations and exponents. When completed, students will create a total of 66 unique expressions, building confidence and flexibility with numbers. This resource includes two versions of the worksheet to

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

Students will solve 26 problems involving the distributive property. They will find the answer on the hot air balloon and color it according to the rule. If the answer does not appear on the picture, they know to check their work and try again / ask a question.

This is a fun, fast-paced game. Students pick a card containing a target number. Each player uses 2 dice and rolls them as fast as they can until the numbers on the dice simplify to the target number. 2 VersionsAdd, then square - practice squaring numbers 2-12Square, then add - practices squaring numbers 1-6You need dice for this game. 2 dice per player or team.You can use virtual dice: https://www.classtools.net/dice/https://www.teacherled.com/iresources/tools/dice/ (uncheck the box on top

Students use bingo markers (or draw circles with regular markers) to create gumballs inside a machine. Students find the sum of color combinations. For example, red + yellow. Perfect to display on the wall, in the hallway, or at conferences! For differentiation, there is also a version to practice counting. Color and black/white versions included. Great option for math centers. Student answers will cary, so there is no answer key included.

Students spin a paper clip around the tip of a pencil on each spinner. Add the integers. Color in one section of the mitten with the sum. If there is no space to color in, lose a turn. The first player to color in the entire mitten is the winner. Also includes the same game to practice multiplying integers. Keywords: color by number, integers, math game, winter, Christmas, snow, pre-algebra