Engage students with 20 one-step equations of decimals. Correct answers reveal parts of a hidden smiley, motivating students to solve all equations for the complete picture

NO PREP fraction subtraction puzzle for middle school students. The activity is purely digital and automatically scored.

Students will practice simplifying algebraic expressions by combining like terms. This digital worksheet will help students reinforce their understanding of how to simplify expressions. Each student will receive a unique set of 20 questions to promote individual practice and understanding.

Students will find the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of two numbers in 15 problems. Each problem presents a unique pair of numbers, and students must determine the GCF for each. Each student receives a different set of numbers, promoting independent practice and reinforcing factorization skills.

Engage students with HCF digital escape! Solve HCF puzzles row by row to uncover the secret code. Fun, interactive math learning!

Students step into the shoes of an event planner tasked with designing an outdoor venue for a summer festival. They'll calculate the areas of differently shaped activity areas.

In this crossword-like puzzle, students will divide decimal numbers and find the answers to solve the puzzle. Each student will receive a different set of questions.

Students will use the given floor plan and find the wall area to be painted excluding the doors and windows.

Students will learn to calculate Equated Monthly Installment (EMI) for a loan using the given formula. They will apply the formula to various loan scenarios, record their calculations, and answer questions to understand how different loan variables impact the EMI.

Students will calculate the total cost of all ingredients needed for one Christmas meal  They will then find out the total number of meals that can be prepared in a community kitchen for Christmas Day with a budget of $5000.

In this crossword-like puzzle, students will subtract the whole numbers and find the answers to solve the puzzle. Each student will receive a different set of questions.

In this short bell-ringer activity, students will be challenged to apply their understanding of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to solve a series of mathematical expressions.

Students will practice using cross-multiplication to solve for unknown values in 10 problems. Each student will receive a unique set of numbers, ensuring individualized practice and helping them master the technique of cross-multiplication in solving proportion-related problems.

In this geometry worksheet, students will solve 10 real-world problems, determining whether to calculate the circumference or area for tasks like fencing, painting, or tiling. After deciding, they'll perform the calculations and enter their answers. Each student gets unique dimensions for each problem.

Students are asked to write an equation to find the paint needed for painting the walls excluding the door and window areas.

In this short bell-ringer activity, students will be challenged to apply their understanding of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to solve a series of mathematical expressions.

Students will create frequency tables from given data sets, with an automatically generated histogram displaying as they enter the values. This interactive activity helps students visualize data and understand the relationship between frequency tables and histograms.

Students will work through 15 problems where each row in the table presents a number in one format—either fraction, decimal, or percentage. Their task is to convert the number into the other two formats. Each student will receive a unique set of problems, ensuring individualized practice in mastering these conversions.

Students will analyze three different dot plots and calculate the mean, median, mode, and range for each plot. Each student will receive a unique set of dot plots, encouraging individual analysis and reinforcing their understanding of these key statistical measures.

This activity is to reinforce the understanding of coordinate geometry.

Students will tackle 15 problems that involve dividing fractions by fractions. Their task is to perform the division and provide the answer in fraction format. Each student will receive a unique set of fractions to work with.

Students will simplify 10 expressions using the distributive property. Each student will receive a unique set of problems, ensuring that the activity is individualized and promotes independent practice in applying the distributive property to algebraic expressions.

Students will tackle 12 real-world scenarios where they will apply the concept of percentages to calculate values such as discounts, taxes, and tips. Each student will receive a unique set of problems, encouraging individualized practice and helping them understand the practical applications of percentages in everyday situations.

Students will analyze three different histograms and answer questions based on their observations. Each student will receive a unique set of histograms, promoting individual analysis and understanding of data distribution.

This worksheet is designed to help students practice using ratio tables to solve real-world problems. Each problem provides a scenario and a partially filled ratio table. Students need to use the ratio table to find missing values and solve the problems.

In this interactive worksheet, students are presented with 16 ratios and must find the equivalent ratio in a table on the right. Using a drag-and-drop feature, they will match each ratio with its equivalent. Each student receives a unique set of ratios.

Students will calculate rates based on various real-life scenarios. Examples include determining the average speed in miles per hour or the cost per apple. These problems help students apply their understanding of ratios and rates in practical situations, reinforcing their ability to solve real-world problems involving proportional reasoning.

In this crossword-like puzzle, students will multiply decimal numbers and enter the answers to solve the puzzle. Each student will receive a different set of questions.

Engage students with 20 one-step equations of integers. Correct answers reveal parts of a hidden smiley, motivating students to solve all equations for the complete picture

Students will be provided with 15 random points in a coordinate plane spread across the four quadrants. The task is to identify the coordinates of each point. As they enter correct coordinates, they can see the points changing from red to green.

In this crossword-like puzzle, students will multiply whole numbers and find the answers to solve the puzzle. Each student will receive a different set of 16 questions to solve the puzzle.

In this worksheet, students use USDA Food Plans data to budget for food expenses. They analyze and interpret data for various household scenarios to determine monthly food budgets based on age and household size, practicing mathematical skills through detailed calculations.