Will Work for Pi

This is a great, engaging game to practice integer rules and something your students will love. The goal, just like a normal BINGO game, is to get 5 in a row, either diagonally, vertically, or horizontally. You will give students an integer question, one at a time. The answer to the question should be on their bingo board. Students will cross out the answers on their board until someone has BINGO. Depending on how long you want it to take, you can stop after one student gets BINGO, or keep going

This is a great, hands-on activity to really get your students thinking about integers. For this activity, I recommend students working in groups of 2-4. Each group will be given the 20 cards included in this file. The goal of the group will be to sort the cards based on if the statement on the card is true always, sometimes, or never. Some of these statements are a little harder and going to make your students think! I remind students beforehand that 0 is an integer, and not to forget about it

This is a set of vocabulary I created for my Math Lab A class, which goes through core math standards from grades 1-5. The majority of my students are ESL, so each vocabulary word has a ESL friendly definition and a picture to go with the vocabulary word. These are intended to be printed and cut in half to hang up on a word wall. There are 9 pages, and a total of 22 vocabulary words. Vocabulary included: polygon, area, perimeter, sum, difference, product, quotient, remainder, decimal, whole num