Middle school

I love these low prep winter math ideas for middle and high school! Practice math skills while having a little fun. These are great for early finishers, extra practice, or before a break.

Middle School Math Holiday Activities for December. For grades 6, 7, and 8. Engaging and fun puzzles and enrichment activities.

High school & middle students will actually enjoy review with these awesome games! With minimal prep, these classroom games are easy to use and students will beg to play them again & again! I use for them vocabulary review, test review, EOC/EOG prep, and close reading.... but they can be used with any subject for any grade. You'll love these thirteen interactive games that will keep your students engaged.

Here are 3 examples for using algebra tiles to solve equations, a free set of paper algebra tiles and a free algebra tiles worksheet solving mat. Algebra tiles are awesome for making algebra visual, hands-on and help introduce students to new difficult topics in a fun way. Also includes a video to see the mat and tiles in action solving equations.

Student of ALL ages love to draw and color especially in Math Class!MATH MUGSHOTS are a GREAT way to review math concepts while providing some color to math class. You can use this activity to review for a test, as a homework assignment, as extra credit, or as an assessment.Looking for more Mugshots??Click HERE to purchase the MUGSHOT BUNDLE and SAVE $$!Click HERE to create your own CUSTOM MUGSHOT BUNDLE!Mathematical Concepts in THIS activity:Translate a figureRotate a figureReflect a...

Student of ALL ages love to draw and color... especially in Math Class! MATH MUGSHOTS are a GREAT way to review math concepts while providing some color to math class. You can use this activity to review for a test, as a homework assignment, as extra credit, or as an assessment.Click HERE to purchase the MATH MUGSHOT BUNDLE and SAVE 20%!Mathematical Concepts in THIS activity:Solve 2-step equations with whole numbers (2 problems)Solve 2-step equations with integers (2 problems)Solve a 2-step...

This file contains notes on theoretical and experimental probability. The page contains the meaning of each type of probability, a number cube, a spinner, data of an experimental, and practice problems. The page asks students to compare the two types of probabilities and encourages a discussion abou...

Do you teach parallel lines and transversals in geometry? There is a free parallel lines cut by a transversal poster and coloring page in this post at scaffoldedmath.com

Solving quadratic equations by completing the square can be a very tricky skill for Algebra 1 students to master. This 4-pack set of notes both motivates a need for another solving method beyond solving by graphing or factoring, as well as provides practice in solving by completing the square. SOLVING BY FACTORING 1/2 SHEET:The half-sheet of notes is designed to motivate a need for another method of solving quadratic equations beyond solving by graphing or factoring. Students are asked to...

Teach and review how to solve quadratic equations by taking square roots. This mini notes lesson gets straight to the point to easily fill in knowledge gaps and review a topic!What You Get: Straightforward notes with three examplesCompleted versionPartially completed versionBlank versionPractice ProblemsAnswer key providedVideo NotesEasy for students to watch!SAVE $$ - BUY THE QUADRATIC MINI NOTES BUNDLE!Great for: Sub plansFlipped classroomsReviewMath stationsStudy materialKnowledge gapsYou...

Solving Quadratic Equations Using the Square Root Property – Level 1 Scavenger Hunt (Algebra 1, Grades 8–11) Help your students confidently solve quadratic equations using the square root property with this interactive scavenger hunt activity! Designed for Algebra 1 students (grades 8–11), this Level 1 version focuses on perfect square roots only—no imaginary or non-real solutions—making it perfect for introducing the concept in a clear and structured way. Objective Students will use the...

Students will be flipping a coin 50 times. They will compare the experimental and theoretical probability. There are also 7 problems including the experimental and theoretical probability of rolling a die or flipping a coin.

Students will be determining the slope of a graph. There are 9 linear graphs. After determining the slope of each graph, students will draw two lines on the lights. Once they finish drawing all lines, they will see a symbol in each section. They will use the color key code to know how to color each section.This resource is perfect for any class learning how to find the slope of a graph. There are 2 versions: (1) Graphs do not have given points and (2) Graphs have two given points. You can...

Engage students with this low prep winter math activity for converting rational numbers into decimals. Each correct answer will help them build their snowman! Here's how it works: Students are given 12 fractions to convert into decimals. Each problem has 3 answer choices, which correspond to a feature for students to add to their snowman. If they solve each problem correctly, their snowman will turn out correctly! 2 versions are included. (Mix them up to discourage cheating!) This activity...

Students are to select a minimum of 3 equations from each column. After they graph each selected linear equation they will get a unique pattern. Students should then use crayons, markers, or colored pencils to color in each section of the pattern. It is up to the teacher whether you want your students to graph their equations by hand or using a calculator! Materials Needed:Colored Paper (optional) or regular paperRulers or any straight edgeColor pencils, crayons, and/or markers