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This activity is designed to assess the ability of a student to count by 1,2,5,10 & 25 as well as backwards. It meets the Ontario grade 2 Number Sense and Numeration specific expectations: – count forward by 1’s, 2’s, 5’s, 10’s, and 25’s to 200, using number lines and hundreds charts, starting from multiples of 1, 2, 5, and 10 – count backwards by 1’s from 50 and any number less than 50, and count backwards by 10’s from 100 and any number less than 100, using number lines and hundreds charts T

This is a low prep (photocopy only) escape room based on working with trinomials (grade 11 math). Most tasks are factoring/find roots. The final task could be accomplished with binomial multiplication then trinomial subtraction/comparison (it is an area problem) or students can shortcut to realize the answers will be identical. There are 5 tasks. Give each team a copy of the first task, and as they complete a task and check the answer with you, give them the next task. Add some excitement by

This escape room provides a great review for operations with fractions, solving single and multi-step equations, with a final task of modelling an equation. Low prep, photocopy the tasks for each group and give each group the first task. As they complete the tasks and check answers, give them the next task. They must complete 5 tasks to escape!

Practice recognizing the written numbers 1-20 in French in a fun way. Students love this game, and love when they get to be the caller. Every card features the numbers 1-20, so they will always be able to find the word. For fun, ask for a full card bingo and see the whole class yell Bingo a the same time!

20 word problems focused on multiplication and division up to 7*7 or 49/7. These problems were designed for grade 3 Ontario curriculum expectations and ask the students to show how to solve the problem using skip-counting, arrays, equal groups and repeated addition (or subtraction). This resource is in English.

20 word problems focused on multiplication and division up to 7*7 or 49/7. These problems were designed for grade 3 Ontario curriculum expectations and ask the students to show how to solve the problem using skip-counting, arrays, equal groups and repeated addition (or subtraction). Les questions sont en français.

20 word problems focused on the use of fractions. These problems were designed for use in a grade three Ontario classroom. They are focused on recognizing and working with fractions of a set and of a whole. Les questions sont en français.

This is a project meant to challenge students to create their own designs, in line with the coding expectations for the Ontario Math Curriculum (2020). This is a combined Math and English activity where students have to create a plan for their game before they ever begin coding! Media and art extensions could include creating a promotional poster for their game, or the game cover. The complexity of the game example included works for grades 6-8. I highly suggest encouraging students to pla

13 word problems focused on probability. These problems were designed for grade 3 Ontario curriculum expectations and ask the students to solve problems involving spinners, choosing objects and fairness. Les questions sont en français.