“My students had fun playing! Thank you.” – Laura Crispin Objective: To solve one-step inequalities [6.EE.B.5] Materials: Inequality sheet, deck of cards, six-sided die, writing materials, paperclips and markers for game board Players: 2 to […]
The Best Way to Help Your Child Master Math Concepts at Home A growing number of children no longer memorize their addition facts or multiplication tables. With the math curriculum as broad as it is, […]
After students have been solving equations in algebra for a while, they may get lulled into thinking that all equations have a single solution. Of course, this is not the case. Begin this activity by […]
Download the PDF of this article to file away for later (click here) One of the hardest things to do in homeschooling is to get the children to focus on the mathematics lessons. Math can […]
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE TIME FILLER MATH ACTIVITY? These teacher-tested math time fillers are great classroom activities to have in your back pocket. If you have a few spare moments in your day, try using […]
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Prime & Composite Game With one of the crayons, let students divide their own 10 x 10 grid paper into five playing boards with two vertical towers of 10 squares for each game. Ask them […]
Time Filler: Get as Close as You Can! Here is a quick time filler math activity you can use with your class: 1. PICK A RANDOM NUMBER in the thousands and write it on the […]
Baseball Ratios and Proportions Activity Your students can work in pairs to compare a regular sized bat and a miniature bat:following these steps: 1. Measure the length of the souvenir bat in centimeters. 2. Measure […]
A Math Activity to Fill 5 Minutes Make the most of every minute in the school day playing a game that teaches your students about multiples! The game is called BUZZ: 1. Call out a […]