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Celebrate Pi Day by making Pi City. Students create a bar graph using the digits of pi. Students can cut it out to create a cityscape. This comes with a paper and digital version! The digital version includes video directions for shading in cells. Bonus: Students analyze the digits of pi! They find equations and palindromes hidden in the digits! Also check out my new hands on paperclip activity to learn about where pi comes from! For more Pi Day resources, you can find this in my discou

Practice writing equations in slope-intercept form with engaging pixel art! Identify the slope and y-intercept, then write the equation of the line. Each correct answer reveals a star and part of a picture! This is perfect for the holiday season, and is respectful of all religions! Includes 14 graphs. Includes video directions. This activity uses Google Sheets, so your students need a Google account and/or Google Classroom. The answers are NOT in the conditional formatting so students can't chea

This Thanksgiving activity will help students practice solving one-step equations (solving for x). It comes with digital pixel art and the traditional color by number paper activity! *Involves integer operations! Digital pixel art uses Google Sheets. When students type in the correct answer, pixels magically appear. When finished, a beautiful turkey will appear. The answers are NOT in the conditional formatting, so students can't cheat! Paper version: Color the turkey according to the key.

Students will discover where pi comes from, analyze the digits and create equations, and practice identifying area and circumference of circles. This bundle includes 5 activities:~ Pi City - Cityscape ~ Pi Day Discovery ~ Circumference of Circles Progression Art (2 options - Pi Day or Pi-rates) ~ Area of Circles Progression Art ~ Laughter Math - Area and Circumference Let's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create middle school math lessons that reduce math anxiety and encourage students to try. I

Celebrate Thanksgiving in math class with this engaging graphing game to practice slope-intercept form! A student picks an equation in slope-intercept form and graphs the line. For each turkey or pie the line passes through, the student gets 1 point. Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! Students play in groups of 2-4. 2 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Pie Eating Contest Catching Turkeys

Celebrate Valentine's Day in math class with 3 fun graphing games! Students are in pairs. (or teams) A student picks an equation card and graphs the line using slope-intercept form. They color in any objects the line passes through (or put initials by the object if you don't have colors). Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! 3 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Chocolate Candies - See who can eat the most chocolate candies V

Practice adding integers with an engaging Thanksgiving coloring game Roll 2 dice, find the sum, and color the turkey! The first person to color in their turkey wins! There are 2 turkey options, for up to 4 players. This is a PDF download that includes: ~ A paper copy to print for a group of up to 4 players. (2 different turkey options) ~ A link to a digital version. This includes a link to a YouTube video with a red and yellow die. To color, click a shape, select the fill tool, and choose a

Practice solving systems of equations with substitution with this engaging pixel art! Each correct answer reveals part of a picture! This is perfect for the holiday season, and is respectful of all religions! Includes 14 questions. All coordinates have integers for the values of x and y. This activity uses Google Sheets, so your students need a Google account and/or Google Classroom. Here's a video to see it in action! (Without the answers so students can't cheat!) Let's Stay Connected!Foll

Add or subtract the fractions to find out who is remembering who on Dia de los Muertos. (Day of the Dead) This is a fun way to practice operations with fractions! Fractions have unlike denominators. Final answers are either proper or improper. Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFollow me on PinterestFollow me on Instagram

Students use the distributive property, then combine like terms to simplify each expression. 18 problems, in both color and black and white.

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

Students practice combining like terms with this Thanksgiving themed worksheet! The variables represent servings of turkey, mashed potatoes, etc! Find out how many serving of each food each person ate after going back for seconds or thirds! Although the sheet is in color, it prints well in grayscale. Other Thanksgiving Math ResourcesAdding Integers Coloring Game: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Thanksgiving-Coloring-Competition-Game-8-versions-41920581-Step Equations Color by Numb

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 converting numbers in scientific notation to standard form with this self-checking activity. Students answer the questions in any order. If they are correct, the question disappears and either a cat appears or a phrase such as "keep looking for a cat." If they are incorrect, the question remains so they can try again. Students do not need to answer every question. They need to answer enough to find 10 cats in costumes! Most students will answer between 15-21 questions. *No prep*Sel

40 Math Valentines! This activity is intended for middle school math students. Students pick out 8-10 Valentines for friends or family, and complete the math on them. Valentines vary in ability, so you can differentiate in your classroom. Students can make cards, posters, mobiles, or a heart crown with the valentine hearts! There are full page hearts and 4-per page as well to save paper. The font used is from Jen Jones / Hello Literacy http://www.jenjonesfonts.com/https://www.teacherspayteac

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.

Identify the diameter of a circle. Find the circumference of the circle. Find the answer from the answer bank to figure out who ordered which pie. There are extra answers in the answer bank to prevent students from guessing. 10 questions. (5 questions given the radius, and 5 questions given the diameter) Perfect for Pi Day! For more Pi Day resources, you can find this in my discounted bundle! Cover Art is from Flapjack Educational Resources https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Flapjack-

Celebrate Thanksgiving in math class with this engaging game to practice graphing coordinate pairs in all 4 quadrants! A student picks a coordinate pair and plots the point. For each turkey or pie you land on, the student gets 1 point. Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! Students play in groups of 2-4. (If you pick a coordinate pair that lands on nothing, lose a turn.) 2 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Pie Eating Con

Celebrate Dia de los Muertos / Day of the Dead with the engaging integer operations activity! Perform the indicated operations, then find the answer in the table to figure out who is remembering who! This download includes a PDF. You can use the TPT digital tool, or edit the PDF with Kami. There is a separate copy included for students so they don't see the answers. Although this activity is free, please share my Teachers Pay Teachers store link with other teachers who are interested in this

Add or subtract the fractions to find out which Thanksgiving food or dessert is each person's favorite. Includes 12 questions. Fractions have unlike denominators. There is work space to create and rewrite equivalent fractions. So many students write a single operation next to a fraction, so I reinforce that they are multiplying by 1, in the form of 2/2, 3/3, 4/4, etc. to create an equivalent fraction. The font is larger, since I like to put work in sheet protectors, but it can be scaled down