Algebra games

Bingo is a great algebraic equations activity to help middle school math students practice! They're engaged and focused on solving equations.

Free Algebraic Expressions Worksheet where the students must solve problems that will help then work their way through a maze!

Looking for a fun review activity for your high school math or middle school math class? Your students will love this one. They solve problems in order to choose a raffle number. At the end, the teacher selects a number at random. The student that selected that number is the winner. Students love it because they get to move around. Teachers love it because students are working together and even the slowest students can be winners. #mathgame #mathactivities #precalculus #calculus #algebra

Want to keep your Algebra 1 students engaged? This collection of free printable Algebra 1 activities will help you map out an entire year of fun lesson plans!

Simplifying expressions by combining like terms is foundational for algebra and all future math. Check out these great tips!

In this revised blog post, 8+ math games for the secondary math classroom are outlined. Middle school and high school teachers can stop by for a quick place to find fun, interactive games for their students. Some of these games include digital versions! Links to each game provide extensive information about how to play. Roundup post by Free to Discover.

Great back to school activity - an algebra review clue game. Could be used for any class. #Backtoschool #funinmathclass #algebra #geometry

The factor game is an excellent way to help middle school math students practice finding factors and develop number relationships.

Combining like terms is such an important topic in 7th and 8th grade math. As teachers it often seems so intuitive to us that terms have to be alike in order to be combined. For some reason, though, many students need a lot of repetitions to really get this concept down pat. Even though we […]

Are you looking for a fun, hands-on linear equations project? This algebra project was one of my favorite things about teaching 8th grade math and algebra. My students would run into the room and right over to the windowsill, excited to see their grass, collect the day’s date, analyze slope, write linear equations and all without even realizing they were doing algebra!