Compare and Order Rational Numbers PowerPoint Review Math Game
$4.00PowerPoint review game for grades 5 to 8 on comparing and ordering rational numbers. Five questions in each category, with an answer key.
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PowerPoint review game for grades 5 to 8 on comparing and ordering rational numbers. Five questions in each category, with an answer key.


PowerPoint review game for grades 7 to 10. Teams work through 5 categories of exponent rules and scientific notation questions that get harder as they go.


PowerPoint review game for grades 5 to 9 on equivalent fractions, simplifying, comparing, adding and least common denominator. Five questions per category.


PowerPoint review game for grades 6 to 11 on solving equations, from one-step equations through variables on both sides and equation word problems.


Editable 5th grade math unit on numerical patterns and the coordinate plane, with notes, practice, warm ups, exit tickets, a quiz and assessments.


PowerPoint review game on factoring polynomials for grades 7 to 12. Five questions per category, from simplifying polynomials to factoring completely.


Unit 5 of the 5th Grade Math Curriculum: 14 days on adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers, with notes, practice and assessments.


5th grade math Unit 1 on place value and algebraic thinking: 15 days of lessons with notes, practice, assessments and editable teaching slides.


A 25-question PowerPoint review game on finding the area of triangles, circles, rectangles, parallelograms and complex figures, with a printable answer page.


PowerPoint lessons, practice presentations, printable notes and worksheets for teaching all four operations with fractions and mixed numbers in grades 5 to 8.


PowerPoint review game for grades 7 to 10 on equations of lines, slope-intercept form, point-slope form, scatter plots and standard form.


A PowerPoint review game for grades 8 to 10 on solving systems of linear equations, with five questions in each of five skill categories.


4th grade math unit with 4 lessons on comparing, ordering and rounding whole numbers and estimating sums and differences. 67 pages, editable.


Editable high school geometry final exam in two versions, multiple choice and open-ended, covering the full year. Answer keys for both included.


Game-style PowerPoint review of geometry basics for high school: points, lines, planes, angle measurements and, in one version, segment partitioning.


Unit 1 of the 4th Grade Math Curriculum: three lessons on place value relationships with guided notes, slides, practice, activities and assessments.