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Middle school math games for Microsoft Word
Combining Like Terms with Distributive Property - Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt allows students to practice with combining like terms and the distributive property. There are 12 cards, a recording sheet for students and an answer key for teachers. Enjoy! **No integers!**
Item also available in my Math Scavenger Hunt - Bundle and Math Scavenger Hunts (Most Popular)
Here’s how to play:
- Post the cards all over your room.
- Split students up into groups (I typically do pairs, depending on class size).
- Have students start at any one of the cards. The ca
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6th - 9th
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Greatest Common Factor Dice Game
This is a Greatest Common Factor game that I came up with for my students to practice finding factors of a number, and them locating the greatest common factor. They really enjoyed this game! It was very easy for them to understand with just a simple demonstration.
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3rd - 8th
2024 March Mathness Madness NCAA Basketball Probability and Statistics Lesson
Every year I get my students excited about the NCAA Men's Basketball March Madness Tournament. I see articles written year after year from statisticians, sports journalist, celebrities, etc. about predicting the perfect bracket. Regardless that most have accepted it is nearly impossible, it has not deterred these enthusiast from finding an algorithm or a machine that can predict the outcomes.This packet guides students through 1) An explanation of what March Madness is all about2) A reading abou
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4th - 12th
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Classroom Escape Room Online Google Form Template
This is an online “Escape Room” Template that can be used with existing worksheets or the template included with purchase. This is not subject specific, as you can include whatever type of problems you like!
Students love to crack the codes and move forward in the challenge, so this is a great anytime activity.
The Google form is just the lockbox to the next set of problems, which you can withhold until students show you they have unlocked the next stage. The problems can be as challenging as
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1st - 12th
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Pokemon Go - Game Template with optional QR Codes
Teacher Directions
Now is your chance to take advantage of the latest craze: Pokemon Go! You can treat your students to a fun, creative, active learning challenge, with your very own version of Pokemon Go in the classroom!
Just like with the popular mobile game, your students will be moving around the classroom, trying to “catch” all the Pokemon. They accomplish this by correctly answering each question. Each answer will match one of the signs that you will have posted around the classroom, at
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3rd - 12th
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Spinner Templates both Black and White and Colorful for CD or DVD
The following attachment has both a black and white and colored templates for spinners ranging from one to ten parts. The spinners are made to size on a CD or DVD in case you want to use a disc. These are also great graphics for teaching fractions or percentages.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Trade and Barter: A Trading Simulation
Welcome to the world of economic exchange! Throughout history, people have traded, bartered, negotiated, and haggled in order to receive the greatest amount of goods for the lowest cost. From the direct trade of goods to the use of currency, people have found ways to satisfy their wants and needs. This trade simulation provides students with an opportunity to barter with imaginary resources and goods in order to obtain points. The premise for the simulation is the combination of resources. In th
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6th - 12th
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Coordinate Plane Battleship
Fun way to have your students practice reading and identifying points on a coordinate plane. Uses 1st quadrant only.
Print and laminate for repeated use! Have students place their ships on the left. Using 2 colors of dry erase markers, they make guesses on the right side, marking a miss with one color and a hit with another. On the left side, they mark the misses and hits from their opponents guesses.
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Operation Integer Project
Students will collaborate to create a board game using what they have learned about positive and negative integers (adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, absolute value, and rational numbers). What's Included:1. A breakdown of daily requirements to keep students on task2. Project description for students: includes a sheet to help them plan, organize, and assign responsibilities3. Team Member Rubric: students confidentially rate their team members' contributions to the assignment4. Game Boa
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6th - 8th
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Exponent Dice Game
I created this dice game for students to practice exponents after our multiplication lesson on exponents. The strategy of the game is to choose the base and exponent that will give you the highest answers, because at the end the students will have to total up their answers in order to see who wins with the highest total. This helps with number sense, multiplication practice, and understanding exponential form.
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4th - 7th
Stock Market Game
This game is fun! Your students will love to do math when they invest in a fictional stock market. Your students will be excited to add, subtract, and multiply decimals. Here's how it works:
The stock market includes 18 fictitious companies. "Current News" is released each day that affects the value of each stock. "Future Predictions" offer hints as to which stocks may go up or down. Students will buy and sell stocks as they hope to maximize their investment. Who will have the most money b
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4th - 6th
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Dividing Decimals Mystery (Long Division with Decimals)- Save the Teacher!
Your purchase comes with a "suspect list", 6 long division with decimals problems, and a table of quotients that are tied with a clue (along with clues that are not correct to go with incorrect quotients). Suspects are a variety of characters, from Nicolas Cage, to Beyonce, to Bruce Wayne, everything is editable to fit your class. Scholars will solve division problems, their quotients are listed on a table (along with some quotients that are not correct). Scholars find their quotient, and read t
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5th - 7th
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Classroom Monopoly- An Updated Classroom Lifesize Version
This template includes EVERYTHING needed to play a fun game of monopoly in the classroom. It includes money templates, number cube or dice templates, and all pieces needed. You just have to supply the students! Great for learning about money!
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3rd - 6th
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Capacity Bingo Game [AUS] editable
Just like the regular rules of Bingo, a teacher or group leader calls out a figure and students with the corresponding figure are able to cross it off their list.
This colourful version was adapted for the Measurement and Geometry strand of the Australian Curriculum. The teacher or group leader calls out figures in mL or L or percentages/fractions of a L and students mark their grids accordingly.
Students love the colourful game boards and the resource is most effective when it is laminated. H
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PreK - 8th, Staff
Large Number Cards 0-9
These are 8 ½ x 11 number cards 0-9 that can be used to create a large number line in the classroom. They can also be used to play number sense and place value games that support common core math.
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K - 6th
Complementary and Supplementary Missing Angles Scavenger Hunt
This activity includes 12 practice problems:
-Finding the missing angle in supplementary and complementary angles
- Writing and solving one and two-step equations
- Combining like terms
The scavenger hunt game gets students out of their seat and engaged in learning and provides a great opportunity for cooperative learning or peer tutoring. Students can start at any card and solve the problem. They are to hunt for their answer on one of the other hidden cards. This will be the next problem to
Financial Literacy Game of Life
Students put their financial literacy skills to use in this game of life. Each group is assigned a job with a salary, fixed and variable expenses, opportunities for investment, gains, and losses. Students track their bank balance throughout and on a daily log. It gives students a realistic insight into managing family resources and they enjoy the game and competition aspect of the activity.
(Note: I suggest you start them with a Day One starting balance of $200).
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3rd - 6th
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Comparing Ratios Maze
Its much more fun to do math when its a game!!
In this maze, they students have to compare two ratios to find the larger ratio. They follow the answer to the next question square. They keep following the pathway until they reach the end! The ratios were designed so that the students can (fairly easily) find a common denominator to compare.
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5th - 7th
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Probability Dice Game
Students will learn about the difference between theoretical and experimental probability while playing a dice activity. Students are asks to calculate the probability of rolling each number on a six sided die. This is the theoretical probability. They will write the answer as a fraction and as percent. Students will then find the experimental probability by performing the experiment. Students will collect data and compare class percentages. Afterwards, the students will figure the experim
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7th
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Multiplying Decimals - Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt allows students to practice multiplying decimals (no negative numbers). There are 14 cards, a recording sheet for students and an answer key for teachers. Enjoy!
Item also available in my Math Scavenger Hunt - Bundle and Math
Scavenger Hunts (Most Popular)
Here’s how to play:
- Post the cards all over your room.
- Split students up into groups (I typically do pairs, depending on class size).
- Have students start at any one of the cards. The cards make a loop, so it doesn't
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4th - 8th
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Minecraft Maze: Dividing multidigit numbers
Students solve one problem at a time. The answer leads them to the next question to solve and through the maze. If a student gets a answer that is not there, they know instantly that they made a mistake. A really great way to keep the students engaged with the worksheet and on the right track with their answers.
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3rd - 7th
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Math Games for Middle School 2 - Your Halloween Party (Adding)
A wonderful holiday-themed math game or math project that will have your students giggling and excited over Halloween, while still concentrating in class and improving their math skills by solving Halloween-themed word problems. Students are asked to plan their own Halloween party and solve problems that emerge throughout the planning process. Game directions state that if the students successfully complete the project the teacher will throw a real Halloween party for the class!
Download incl
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4th - 8th
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Halloween Riddle - Adding and Subtracting Integers
Riddle: What does a bird say at Halloween? A brief checkpoint or homework activity that I made to review adding and subtracting integers. Used to teach/review/practice with students about the rules of operations when subtracting positive and negative numbers. The activity is a fun easy homework to be given around Halloween time, as students tend to enjoy riddles/puzzles over standard practice problems. Answer key included. Enjoy :)Answer: Twick-or-Tweet
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5th - 8th
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Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution Station Rotation
A Hands-On Approach to Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution. This activity helps students to really understand the substitution method by having them physically replace a variable with its equivalent value.
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8th - 10th
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