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$5.00
Evaluating expressions Halloween activity: students build or color Frank as they evaluate expressions at stations or on a coloring page. Print and digital versions included.
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$4.00
An editable Thanksgiving stations template for grades 3 to 9. Add your own content to six stations in any subject, and use the coloring page as a puzzle.
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$4.00
Six Valentine’s Day math stations for reviewing percent skills in February, from percent of a number to multi-step percents. Hint cards included.
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$4.00
Six stations for beginning high school geometry on measuring and classifying angles, the Angle Addition Postulate and solving with angle relationships.
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$4.50
Editable Valentine’s Day stations template with six stations, hint cards and a coloring page puzzle. Works for any subject. PowerPoint needed to edit.
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$3.00
Four-station centers activity for 4th grade on number and shape patterns. Students solve pattern challenges to earn clues for a final mystery puzzle.
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$4.00
Six stations for high school geometry on classifying triangles, angle sum and exterior angles, ordering sides and angles, and third-side range.
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$2.00
Triangle congruence practice for high school geometry. Students use a color key to shade triangle pairs by postulate: SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, or HL.
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$3.00
Four math stations for 4th grade on comparing and ordering fractions, with 24 fraction cards, recording sheets, station signs and a spinner template.
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$3.00
Card matching activity for 4th grade. Students match 15 fractions to two decompositions each, one with unit fractions and one with smaller fractions.
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$4.00
Six math stations for high school geometry on angle and perpendicular bisectors. Students construct and identify bisectors, solve problems and complete proofs.
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$3.00
Five 4th grade math stations with 20 word problem task cards on adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers. Recording sheets and answer key included.
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$3.00
Scoot activity for 4th grade with 8 data set station cards. Students find the median, mode and range, then match answer cards as a class.