Algebra games middle school

Browse over 130 educational resources created by Jillian Fernandez in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

Bingo is a great algebraic equations activity to help middle school math students practice! They're engaged and focused on solving equations.

Here is a roundup of some of my favorite Algebra activities for solving one step equations, two step equations and multi step equations with variables on both sides. Activities include games, puzzles, sum em activities, spin to win activities, coloring activities, task cards, math pennants, identify the error analysis, flippables for an interactive notebook, cut and paste activities, scavenger hunts. #algebra #algebraactivities #solvingequations

If you're looking for a way to make your homeschool math lessons more engaging, add math games to your day. Games help middle school students learn in a fun and exciting way.

Use this algebraic equations activity to help your middle school math students practice solving one-step addition and subtraction equations.

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.

Today I am writing about my absolute favorite (and my students’ favorite) review game: Attack! Let me start by listing the reasons I love this game: It requires NO PREP It requires NO MATERIALS (other

Middle school and high school math students love to play games in the classroom! Games can provide rigorous, targeted practice to help students move toward mastery of the math concepts they are learning. Check out this post for some very popular games that are being playing in math classes all around the world. By Free to Discover.

Are you homeschooling a tween or teen and looking for the best math games for middle school? Look no further, my friend. I’ve got you covered. As a school psychologist, lifelong gamer, and ho…

Reviewing is an essential part of learning. It’s how our brains remember and keep things from slipping away. Sometimes it can be very tempting to have students review by only answering test like questions and then going over them with the class. The downside of this is that it’s boring and not memorable. Also, it […]