Math foldables

I have bundled together all of my math foldables. This includes all of the math foldables in my store. Also, this includes ALL futu...

This Math Interactive Notebook is filled with over 30 pages of hands-on math activities for grades 4-8. Learn about fractions, multiplication, types of triangles, and more!

Included is a foldable on the Pythagorean Theorem. This is a great activity for students. It is a hands on activity that has students creating a graphic organizer to help them study. CLICK HERE to see my math foldables bundle!

I created a new ordered pairs foldable that I am super excited to share with you.

I teach 4 different math classes a day. It seems as though I am always reviewing key words that *usually* match with certain operations. While introducing variable expressions to my sixth graders, …

Help your students master the standards related to 2D shape classification with these fun, engaging and hands-on activities.

This resource is for 2 dividing fractions foldable to be glued into an interactive notebook. KCF (Keep Flip Change) KFC (Keep Change Flip) Aligned to CCSS 5.NF.7 Aligned to NC SCOS NC.5.NF.7 #ncteacher #5thgrademath

Students will be constructing a foldable on area. The foldable includes the two-dimensional figures: triangle, square, rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus, trapezoid, and circle. The foldable includes the formula, a picture, and example for each figure. This foldable gives you many different ways for students to construct it. You can print the foldable with the text included or you can print the blank template and have students fill in the foldable. CLICK HERE to see my math foldables bundle!

These middle school foldables are great for your interactive math notebook! Much more engaging than traditional note taking. Your jr. high math class will LOVE foldables!

Ahhhhh ... Sunday morning. All is good. I've got a quick little foldable to share with you today from our math journals. We're just finishing up our Measurement unit (we've covered measuring length, metric conversions and perimeter and area of rectangles, triangles and parallelograms). Our test is on Monday, so we spent Thursday and Friday in review. We made a 4-corner foldable to review the formulas for the area and perimeter of the different shapes we learned. (It was actually quite funny…