This print and go activity requires students to find and graph ordered pairs on a coordinate plane graph. Ordered pairs include integers ranging from 12 to -12 and includes all 4 quadrants. Students use a ruler or straight edge to connect points in order to create this fun parabolic curve using all straight lines. Such a cool idea to explore!
This cut and go puzzle requires students to match fraction addition problems with the solution. No fraction sums will be greater than one. Some will need to be reduced. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even in interactive notebooks to practice solving fraction addition problems.
I have used many cut and paste activities throughout the years and noticed that some students struggle to get started. To help with this I have added the word “start” to the first domino and the word “stop” to the last. The first version (page 3) is ordered in the correct order by row, left to right. The letters on the dominoes are meant to help you quickly check for accuracy. The second version (page 4) is mixed up so that students who may be cutting up pieces before playing won’t know what the answers are. Pages 5 and 6 are the same except the word stop is omitted.
Want students to record and show their work? Use the optional recording sheet on the last page.
This cut and go activity requires students to match an illustration of a set of parallel lines cut by a transveral with a requested angle measurement. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even as a scavenger hunt. 24 cards included. They are set up so that you can start with any problem and the last problem will match the answer on the first card.
This cut and paste puzzle includes matching triangles with the area of the triangle. Aligned to 6th grade common core math standard 6.G.1. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even in interactive notebooks to practice finding the area of a triangle. 15 dominoes included.
These 16 task cards can be used to practice finding area and perimeter of figures composed of triangles and rectangles. Workspace and answer key included. Aligned to 6th grade common core math standards. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even in interactive notebooks to practice area. Please remember to leave feedback and thank you for your purchase!
This bundle includes all my interactive notebook pages and practice for the entire 6th grade math common core curriculum. The price will increase as I add to this bundle, and I will be adding to it daily. See the preview pictures and unit bundle links to see what is currently included and don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions!
This print and go activity requires students to find and graph ordered pairs on a coordinate plane graph. Ordered pairs include integers ranging from 12 to -12 and includes all 4 quadrants. Students use a ruler or straight edge to connect points in order to create this fun parabolic curve using all straight lines. Such a cool idea to explore!
These notes and practice pages can be used for interactive math notebooks or binders when introducing finding the volume of rectangular prisms with fractional edge lengths. Includes fractions and decimals as well as prisms packed with cubes with fractional edge lengths. Completed version and version with blanks provided. Aligned to 6th grade common core math standards.
This cut and go puzzle requires students to match fraction addition problems with the solution. All have the same denominator. Some will need to be reduced. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even in interactive notebooks to practice solving fraction addition problems.
I have used many cut and paste activities throughout the years and noticed that some students struggle to get started. To help with this I have added the word “start” to the first domino and the word “stop” to the last. The first version (page 3) is ordered in the correct order by row, left to right. The letters on the dominoes are meant to help you quickly check for accuracy. The second version (page 4) is mixed up so that students who may be cutting up pieces before playing won’t know what the answers are. Pages 5 and 6 are the same except the word stop is omitted.
Want students to record and show their work? Use the optional recording sheet on the last page.
This cut and go puzzle requires students to match decimal operation problems with the solution. Includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even in interactive notebooks to practice decimal computation.
I have used many cut and paste activities throughout the years and noticed that some students struggle to get started. To help with this I have added the word “start” to the first domino and the word “stop” to the last. The first version (page 3) is ordered in the correct order by row, left to right. The letters on the dominoes are meant to help you quickly check for accuracy. The second version (page 4) is mixed up so that students who may be cutting up pieces before playing won’t know what the answers are. Pages 5 and 6 are the same except the word stop is omitted.
Want students to record and show their work? Use the optional recording sheet on the last page.
This cut and paste puzzle includes matching trapezoids with the area of the trapezoid. Aligned to 6th grade common core math standard 6.G.1. Use in centers, as individual or group practice or even in interactive notebooks to practice finding the area of a triangle. 15 dominoes included.
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