Math projects middle school

These math projects for middle school will get tweens excited about math! Fun hands-on projects for homeschool and classroom.

Discover some creative and fun math projects that your students will love and are easy to integrate into any curriculum. These projects are hands on and applicable in real life, so your students will be engaged.

The end of the school year is the perfect time to incorporate real world math and engaging activities. I love using projects to keep students focused the last few weeks of school. Below are some o…

Looking for a list of the 10 best math movies ever made? This collection of movies with math as a central theme celebrates math in the movies and is appropriate for all ages. The list includes excellent movies about math, examples of math in the movies, and suggested math movies for middle school st

Ideas for using these fun math games in your middle school math classroom. Games can make math fun and engaging for students. Try these creative ideas for math games in the 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade math classroom. Games are a great math activity to use as math centers, as a whole class, or in small groups. Enjoy!

Are you homeschooling a tween or teen and looking for the best math games for middle school? Look no further, my friend. I’ve got you covered. As a school psychologist, lifelong gamer, and ho…

Could you use a few ideas for teaching divisibility rules in upper elementary or middle school math? Check out the blog post, with ideas for where to use divisibility rules, the divisibility rules themselves, and activities for teaching and applying divisibility rules.

Make math engaging by using real life math projects for middle school. Here are 7 real-world math activities for tweens. Fun and easy to do.

Jenga! J- J- J- Jenga! Worksheets are great for practising basic math skills but can be tedious... Why not make them into a game? ...

Looking for a fun extra credit math project? This website tells you which mathematician was born on your birthday! Makes a fun link between math and history and a fun way for students to gain some extra credit in math.