Want a fun way to review skills before the Christmas break? This cute and low-prep integer operations game is perfect for a math center, partner practice or sub plans with your middle schoolers in December. Although it is certainly not a favorite topic for any middle school students that I know, I absolutely love teaching integer operations. I love helping students visualize the "why" behind things like subtracting a negative number is the Keep Reading...
2-3 Digit Multiplication Christmas Scavenger Hunt – 4th Grade
Could your fourth graders use some review of large number multiplication before they head off on Christmas break? This fun 2-3 Digit Multiplication Scavenger Hunt is a great way to get kids moving while reviewing math skills! Sometimes I have an idea for a math game or activity and I'm so excited only to have it fall flat when I share it with students or my own kids. We've all been there, right? But I have to say--setting up a "scavenger hunt" Keep Reading...
Christmas Multiplication Facts Scavenger Hunt – Grades 3-4
Would you like an easy and low-prep way to get your kids up and moving, working together and practicing challenging multiplication facts at the same time? This multiplication facts scavenger hunt is a great review before heading out for Christmas break! If you teach third grade or fourth grade (or even fifth grade!) you know how essential and foundational the basic multiplication facts are. But you also know how those really tricky facts (x7, Keep Reading...
{FREE!} Christmas Addition Practice – 1st Grade
Want some fun and festive math practice for your first or second grader this holiday? Help Santa pack his sleigh by adding all the presents! Christmas Addition Practice for first grade is a fun activity for learning or review. What do you do when you reach that point in December when every kid is bouncing off the walls and no one has any interest in learning? Combine purposeful review with fun activities! Building confidence and fluency with Keep Reading...
{FREE!} Christmas Math Activities for Preschool | Low-Prep
Looking for some fun, free and low-prep ways to tackle math concepts in the days leading up to Christmas break? This cut set of Christmas Math Activities for Preschool is a great way to keep little hands busy and learning. There is no shortage of Christmas math activities for preschool on the internet. While a quick search on Google or Pinterest may pull up pages and pages of results, it might be a little overwhelming. So I hope that this Keep Reading...
Graphing Linear Equations: Cut & Paste Worksheets {FREE}
Want to help your students better understand the relationship between a linear equation and it's graph? Grab this set of low-prep, graphing linear equations worksheets to practice and make sense of linear equations. One of my biggest goals when teaching Algebra--whether it is in the classroom with middle schoolers, reviewing with high school students or teaching my own kids as we homeschool--is to help kids visualize Algebra and see the Keep Reading...
{FREE} Candy Bar Fractions: Hands On Fraction Practice
Looking for a fun and hands on way to model fractions with your students? Candy bar fractions are the perfect introduction to adding and subtraction fractions with unlike denominators-plus, kids get a tasty treat when they finish! Although it is not an everyday occurrence (or monthly even), one of my favorite ways to help kids make sense of big math topics is with candy. Yes, I know we have to be careful about sugar intake, and no, my kids Keep Reading...
{FREE} All About Pumpkins: Interactive Folder for Kids
Are your kids learning all about pumpkins this fall? Grab this adorable set of printables to create an interactive folder so your kids can learn about pumpkins and refer back to it all fall long. Ahh fall. The time for cooler weather, changing leaves and all things pumpkin. Fall is my favorite time of the year, and I love picking out the perfect pumpkin with my kids, so of course I'm going to find ways to incorporate math! But along with Keep Reading...
Using Simple Home Projects to Teach Kids Math | Real World Math
Looking for ways to weave math lessons into your everyday life? Read about super simple home projects that teach kids math and teach essential life skills while showing your kids how to use math in real life. Home projects aren’t just for adults. In fact, when the entire family joins in, home projects create life-long memories. Including your kids in home projects has many benefits. Not only do they help with the actual project, but they can Keep Reading...
{FREE} Percent Error Analysis Tasks Grade 7-8 | PRINT+DIGITAL
Do your middle school students have a good understanding of percentages? Help them deepen understanding while practicing essential skills using this FREE set of Percent Error Analysis Tasks. Using percentages and solving problems that involve percent is one of the most essential math concepts our kids learn. We use and see percent in our daily life all the time. And while we can definitely use a calculator (and should!), if you don't actually Keep Reading...
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