5th Grade Math Preview Journal – End of Year 4th Grade Math Activity
$5.00A 12-page, print-and-go math journal for the end of 4th grade. Students preview 5th grade skills, from decimal place value to volume of rectangular prisms.
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A 12-page, print-and-go math journal for the end of 4th grade. Students preview 5th grade skills, from decimal place value to volume of rectangular prisms.


Editable Valentine’s Day stations template with six stations, hint cards and a coloring page puzzle. Works for any subject. PowerPoint needed to edit.


Halloween escape room style activity for 6th grade math. Students solve problems in four haunted house rooms in 45-60 minutes. PDF and Google Slides.


Printable Valentine’s Day cards with math puns and jokes for grades 4 to 9. The set of 8 designs also comes as full-page posters and PNG files.


Halloween escape room style activity for 8th grade math. Students solve problems in four haunted house rooms in 45-60 minutes. PDF and Google Slides.


A customizable Halloween mini escape room template for any subject or grade level. Students solve clues to escape a haunted house in 60 minutes or less.


This short Halloween activity has students conduct a survey of their classmates and use the data to create a bar graph and/or circle graph.


This two-page worksheet is a Halloween themed way to have middle school math students practice solving word problems involving decimal operations.


Greg the Ghost is making spooky cookies this Halloween! Students will use the given list of ingredients and their understanding of setting up and solving proportions with fractions to help Greg determine how much of certain ingredients he will need.


Bring the spirit of Thanksgiving into your math class with these Thanksgiving Word Problems! This holiday themed math resource offers students real-world scenarios to solve using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals.


A Christmas sweater logic puzzle for grades 5 to 8. Students use the clues to figure out who wore each sweater. Works as an early finisher activity.