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Back to School Activities for Middle School Math Class - First Week of School

USD 4.00

Your students will love this collection of 8 math activities for the first days of school that combines math with "all about me" information. This is a great resource to jump into math while engaging in unique challenges - your students will love that these activities are "something different" than the typical icebreakers! Best of all, this resource is no-prep - just print and go

Included:

  • "This or That": Students choose their preferences between pairs of math-related options

  • "Top 5": Students list their top five for various math concepts such as "Top 5 Uses for Math in Everyday Life"

  • "Name Graph": Students write their names or initials using a coordinate grid

  • "My Math Autobiography": Students write about their experiences, strengths, and goals in math

  • "Back to School Logic": Students solve a Back-to-School themed logic puzzle

  • "Have a Guess!": Students make estimates on various questions and compare their answers with actual values and classmates' guesses.

  • "Measuring Classroom Objects": Students use rulers or tape measures to measure and record the dimensions of various classroom items.

  • "A-Z Math Terms": Students find a math term for each letter of the alphabet, either individually, competitively or collaboratively.

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Your students will love this collection of 8 math activities for the first days of school that combines math with "all about me" information. This is a great resource to jump into math while engaging in unique challenges - your students will love that these activities are "something different" than the typical icebreakers! Best of all, this resource is no-prep - just print and go

Included:

  • "This or That": Students choose their preferences between pairs of math-related options

  • "Top 5": Students list their top five for various math concepts such as "Top 5 Uses for Math in Everyday Life"

  • "Name Graph": Students write their names or initials using a coordinate grid

  • "My Math Autobiography": Students write about their experiences, strengths, and goals in math

  • "Back to School Logic": Students solve a Back-to-School themed logic puzzle

  • "Have a Guess!": Students make estimates on various questions and compare their answers with actual values and classmates' guesses.

  • "Measuring Classroom Objects": Students use rulers or tape measures to measure and record the dimensions of various classroom items.

  • "A-Z Math Terms": Students find a math term for each letter of the alphabet, either individually, competitively or collaboratively.

Your students will love this collection of 8 math activities for the first days of school that combines math with "all about me" information. This is a great resource to jump into math while engaging in unique challenges - your students will love that these activities are "something different" than the typical icebreakers! Best of all, this resource is no-prep - just print and go

Included:

  • "This or That": Students choose their preferences between pairs of math-related options

  • "Top 5": Students list their top five for various math concepts such as "Top 5 Uses for Math in Everyday Life"

  • "Name Graph": Students write their names or initials using a coordinate grid

  • "My Math Autobiography": Students write about their experiences, strengths, and goals in math

  • "Back to School Logic": Students solve a Back-to-School themed logic puzzle

  • "Have a Guess!": Students make estimates on various questions and compare their answers with actual values and classmates' guesses.

  • "Measuring Classroom Objects": Students use rulers or tape measures to measure and record the dimensions of various classroom items.

  • "A-Z Math Terms": Students find a math term for each letter of the alphabet, either individually, competitively or collaboratively.

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