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Use this free math printable to review prime and composite numbers. This is perfect for 4th grade math students. Students color in the hundreds chart to show which numbers are prime, composite, or neither. #GuidedMath #fourgrademath #4thGradeMath #MathCenters

RATIO SCAVENGER HUNTThis is a simple and fun activity for students to practice reading and writing ratios! What better way to do that than with a self-checking scavenger hunt?! There are 26 ratios for students to count and find. This scavenger hunt does not loop and students can start with any card and do them in any order. Simply print, place around your room, and have students find ratios. Easy peasy.Theres a preview up above! Have you checked it out?!Students complete the ratios and find...

My 6th Grade Math students loved this solving percent problems foldable for their interactive notebook. It was the perfect introduction to teaching finding a percent given a part and a whole. I will definitely be using these notes next time I do my percents, fractions, and decimals unit in my middle school classroom or during test prep and staar prep.

Ancient Egypt Map & Text features Anchor Chart Stations Middle School Worksheet. Do you need reading comprehension & questions worksheets to excite your students about Ancient Egypt? Your students will love these inventions from Ancient Egypt. The comprehension passages are set up as literacy stations. You display the different inventions around the classroom and the students record information on their answer sheets while learning about each invention. Reading passages with comprehension...

This foldable covers all the topics you would need for teaching Solving Percent Problems to a 6th grade classroom. Skills CoveredFinding a Percent of a Number (What is 30% of 400?)Finding a Percent Given a Part and a Whole (12 is what percent of 40?)Finding a Whole Given a Part and a Percent (14 is...

Ah! Finding percents! I know this was something that was always hard for me to figure out! So I totally get why we all get confused. This is my sure-fire tip for helping students figure out how to set up proportions. This saves my bacon when setting up proportions and teaching percents. Literally. Bacon. Saved. I've found with how our year is mapped out that keeping things in a "ratio state of mind" helps!!! Let's get the IS OVER OF party started! My students each have an is/of card and we...

Could you use an engaging activity to help your middle school math students practice solving one-step equations? Check out this blog post about playing algebraic equations bingo in 6th grade math.This is a great activity for whole class, small group, and centers!

7th Grade Geometry Escape Room Activity: This escape room style activity provides students with a collaborative way to review 7th Grade Geometry Standards. Included are eight challenges that require students to solve basic equations to find codes that will unlock each puzzle.

This free fraction to decimal game is a perfect way for children to practice converting fractions like 1/2, 1/4, and 1/5 to decimals.

Transform your math block with a Kaboom fraction operations game that keeps students excited while mastering crucial fraction skills like converting mixed numbers and solving operations with fractions. Click to read step-by-step ideas and make your next math lesson unforgettable!

This interactive matching activity is a great way to reinforce interior and exterior angles of a triangle. With 18 practice problems, it’s perfect for math centers, small groups, or independent work. Use it digitally with Google Sheets or print for hands-on geometry practice. #ExteriorAngleTheorem #TriangleSum

👉 Stop making procedures live only in their heads. These skill specific reference sheets stay in student notebooks all year so students always know: ✨ what comes first ✨ what comes next ✨ and how to check themselves It’s not about memorizing steps. It’s about having a system students can rely on. If you like clean visuals, consistent structure, and fewer interruptions during work time, these might be your thing. They are available for 4th grade - Algebra 1!

Make teaching inequalities interactive and fun with these 7 must-have resources for middle school math! From graphing on number lines to solving real-world problems, these activities include math wheels, task cards, color-by-number pages, and more. Perfect for introducing, practicing, or reviewing inequality concepts in a meaningful way. Click the link to head to the blog and explore engaging, low-prep tools that bring inequalities to life!

Sorting images, algebraic representations, word explanations, and diagrams to identify expressions, equations, and inequalities - Practice / Review: This activity will help your students practice differentiating between expressions, equations, and inequalities based on a variety of different given input information. They will decide which one each set of information represents. The 40 cards contain a mix of diagrams, pictures, algebraic representations, and word explanations. Here is what's...

Explore fun and interactive activities for mastering multiplying fractions, including negatives, mixed numbers, and fractions with integers! Perfect for practice and review, these resources feature puzzles, coloring activities, and partner exercises. Visit our site to download a free selection of this and similar engaging math products! 📚✏️