Freebie Resources

Each year, I need to spend a lot of time reteaching my middle school students about fractions—what they represent, finding equivalent fractions, simplifying fractions, and all of the fraction operations. They’ve learned these things before but don’t recall them well enough to build on them. I use this pretest to get a baseline on what […]

I created these printable templates to use with my own students as we practiced adding and subtracting unlike fractions with my favorite strategy – fraction lists! I hope your students love this strategy as much as mine do! To use the Fraction List Strategy, start by writing out each of the two fractions from the

I love the idea of starting fresh in the New Year! I make so many goals myself, which got me thinking about how impactful goal setting can be for my students as well! So,  I created these activities to inform my students about the types of resolutions and to guide their goal-setting to help ease

I love encouraging kindness in my classroom, and one of my favorite ways is to allow my students to write thank you cards! My middle school studies love this routine, and I love that it makes the day of my fellow teachers! However, thank you cards can get expensive, especially if you have hundreds of

I LOVE Math Bingo, and my students do too – so of course I had to share it with you! This Equations Bingo activity is an easy and engaging math review! Students solve the equations from the problem page and record their answers on the blank bingo board page. Each answer will only occur once,

Celebrate Halloween in your math classroom with this festive freebie! Students will add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers to decode a festive joke! I’m a big believer that integer operations should be practiced OFTEN, so this is an easy activity to sneak in some extra practice with your middle schoolers and high schoolers while celebrating

I created this accommodation tracker for my own personal use to track the support for my own caseload students. It’s easy to set up and even easier to use – perfect for a busy teacher!

If you’ve seen any of my blog posts about back-to-school activities, you know I LOVE this activity for teaching and reviewing expectations and important places in the room! In order to set it up, I take pictures of important places and objects around the room and zoomed in closely on each one. I project the

Each year, I give my students a survey to collect random facts about them or use information gathered from the get-to-know-you activities we’ve completed in class. Then, I create Kahoot or Blooket questions about the students in our class! For example, I may ask ‘which student has a dog named Snickers’, or ‘what is Megan’s

I created this flip calendar for my own classroom and have used it for years! Beforehand, I never remembered to change the date on my whiteboard, so this has been a game changer for me. Simply print, prep, and hang! The calendar pieces include months, days, dates, and years in 2 different language options. Each