Pi R Scared

The cute cat puzzle reveal one piece at a time when students complete the questions in order.  If they go out of order the answer cells turn green or red based on correct/incorrect.  The answers are hidden in sheet two of these.  Greatest Common Factor Least Common Multiple Volume and Surface Area of Cones   

  These pixel art activities were made for May 4th.  These are basic pixel art practices for students to complete.   Factoring Pixel Art Least Common Multiple Pixel Art Evaluate Expressions Pixel Art Greatest Common Factor Pixel Art

  This activity has 25 questions on adding and subtracting mixed numbers. The students will be solving questions and creating a paper chain of their answers.  Each time they answer a question they will contain the pieces together to grow their chain.   Mixed Fractions Paper Chain

  This puzzle reveal focuses on the Pythagorean Theorem.  The students are given the picture in each of the questions.  If they solve the problem correctly a piece of the puzzle will reveal. Pythagorean Theorem Puzzle Reveal

  The picture for these puzzle reveals was created by a student.  This is one of many pictures this student has colored for me.  I know we talk relationships with students but this right here is proof relationships matter.  I have students who color while we take notes, while we do work, or take test, and I let them.  For some of my students coloring is a stress relief or relaxing their anxiety, it doesn't mean they aren't listening.  I hope you enjoy their art work.  Make sure to hide sheet 2, click on it at the bottom and select hide, and then delete the answers on sheet 1 before sharing with students.   Integer Operations Puzzle Area and Circumference Puzzle Mean, Median, Mode Puzzle Identifying Angles Puzzle

  This project was done after my students completed the Area of Composite Figures Practice. In this activity the students create composite shapes and calculate their area. The theme is barnyard so the buildings they are asked to make are themed around that. This activity includes a rubric for grading. Area of Composite Figures Project

  In this activity students will be adding together money. This questions are represented like : $12.34 + $8.15. Some of the questions require that students are able to regroup with adding. Before sharing with your students be sure to delete the answers. When students input their answers they will need to include a dollar sign and have 2 decimals places. This was made for a consumer math class but could be used at other levels involving adding money. Adding Money Pixel Art