Try-Angle Math

Practice using proportions to find the distance represented on a map with this fun treasure map! Measure or count the distance between 2 points of interest on the map. Be careful, some points are halfway between two numbers! Then, write a proportion and solve to find the distance on "real land." Includes 6 versions: The Google Slides digital version has a ruler to measure in inches. The rulers are already at the correct angle so students just need to click and drag to measure. Includes 15 q

This engaging activity comes in 2 formats! PaperStudents practice solving one step equations involving all operations with fractions. If a student gets an answer that is not listed, students know to double check their work for an error. My students prefer coloring sheets over traditional worksheets so I am sure your students will love this too. For an extra fun twist, you can also host a coloring contest! DigitalCheck out this video to see the updates using Google Forms! Each correct answe

Help students make sense of proportions and similar figures with this inclusive scale drawing project. Easy directions. Pick an Image - There's 6 to choose fromUse the grid lines to draw a similar image that is 3 times as large.Color and display!BONUS: There is a blank grid for students to create their own image! There are 2 versions of each image! Blank gridLabeled gridLet's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create middle school math lessons that reduce math anxiety and encourage students to try

Students are given 2 survey questions and responses. They need to draw a box and whisker plot for each, then answer 7 questions about the data. Use the answers to identify the title of the picture. Students are not able to Google search for the answer since it isn't a common joke. Vocabulary includes: minimum maximum range lower quartile upper quartile 1st quartile 2nd quartile 3rd quartile interquartile range If you are new to box and whisker plots, check out my color coded notes, which iden

Graphing Equations in Slope-Intercept Form!Students are given 12 lines. They graph each line and name the animal that the line passes through. They also write the coordinates for each animal. This helps students practice going up or down first when using slope, and over first when identifying coordinates.

Students are given 2 survey questions and responses. Students need to draw a box and whisker plot for each, then answer questions about the data. Use the answers to color a picture! Vocabulary includes: minimummaximumrangelower quartileupper quartile1st quartile2nd quartile3rd quartileinterquartile rangeIf you are new to box and whisker plots, check out my color coded notes, which identify the steps to draw a box and whisker plot. Each step is color coded to match part of a box and whisker pl

Inspired by the math video The Weird Number on YouTube, students choose a fraction and pretend it stole something. They have to write 4 equivalent fractions and draw 1 picture of teh fraction. There is workspace to show how and why the fractions are equivalent. (By multiplying or dividing each fraction by 1 in the form of 2/2, 3/3, 4/4, etc) If you want to save paper, you can shrink it so that 2 "posters" fit on 1 piece of paper and it is still easy to see. There is a blank template to choo

Practice solving one step equations with decimals with this color by number (or digital pixel art). - 8 problems with addition or subtraction - 8 problems with multiplication - 8 problems with division Students can complete all 24 problems individually, or pair up with a partner and split up the evens and odds. The owl on the cover of this product is not colored the same at the answer key, so that students can't Google the answers! *No prep*Grade at a glance!*ENGAGING!*Answers are protected

10 problems to practice multi-step equations ~  Distribute ~  Combine like terms ~  Get the variable terms on one side ~  + or - the constant ~  x or / the coefficient These problems will take students 30-60 minutes since there are many steps to do for each problem. All equations have 1 solution. Students color the crabs accordingly. If your students have not seen the crab rave, check it out on YouTube: Crab Rave VideoIf you enjoy this activity, please leave a review. If you enjoy saving money,

Students use Bingo markers from Dollar Tree (or draw circles with regular markers) to create gumballs inside the machine. Students should use a different number of each color gumball. Find the probability of each color. DifferentiationOne sheet for simple probability One sheet that includes dependent probability Students find the probability as a fraction, and can convert it to a decimal or percent. This can be used as a whole class activity, or as a center. Student answers vary, so there is n

Simplify 15 variable expressions by distributing first, then combining like terms. Find the simplified expression on the dragon, and color it accordingly. Some questions involve integer operations. A digital version will be available by August 31, with a price increase. If you purchase this now, you will receive the update free!

Step 1 - Cut the dominoes. Step 2 - Students simplify radical expressions ~ Simplify radicals ~ Adding radicals ~ Subtracting radicals ~Multiplying radicals ~Dividing radicals ~Rationalizing the denominator Step 3 - Students arrange dominoes in a path matching a question and an answer. To conserve paper, print a set on multiple colors of card stock so you can reuse the dominoes every year!