This card game is played like regular Rummy except instead of using the normal suits (diamond, spade, heart, clubs), the suits are x, x squared, y, y squared, and xy. Matches are only allowed with like terms so that instead of a normal Rummy play of a 2,3,4 of hearts, students must play 2x, 3x, and 4x for example. Cards are color coded to aid students who are struggling. This is a great way to keep the class engaged with a fun activity while still reinforcing an important Algebraic concept. Wonderful game to play as a reward when students have finished their end-of-year testing. Works best in small groups. Can be used for review, remediation, or just to put a little variety in the classroom. In order to tally scores at the end of each hand, students will also practice their basic math computation skills. Sure to add some excitement and competition to your day! Enjoy!

This is a memory game designed to practice affixes (prefixes, base words, and suffixes) in order to improve student vocabulary. In order to make matches, students must correctly match a word part with its definition. There are three different sets of words included in the packet so that games can be played with one set at a time (24 cards), or sets can be combined for larger games (48 or 72 cards). Cutting out the cards is the only prep needed. Word parts included in this batch: Non - not Mid - middle co - together ambi - both contra - against dict - say mort - death multi - many spect - look struct - build vis -see dyna - power hetero - different hydr - water phil - love anti - against re - again acu - sharp homo - same nym - name pseudo - false pre - before super - beyond agri - farming anthro - human cap - head biblio - book bel - war cerebr - brain cide -kill arbor - tree arthr - joint avi - bird bi - two cert - sure cog - know I designed this game for my GED class, and they loved it. It’s a fun way to memorize word parts to increase vocabulary for the GED test. Total Pages 15 pages

This fun worksheet packet is good for students having trouble understanding that subtracting a negative number is the same as adding that number. This bundle is great for end-of-the year review of all things Algebra. It helps students with algebraic reasoning by giving practice with positive and negative operations. It can be fun for test prep, homework, drills, morning work, warm ups, Bell ringers, math stations, or even family math night activities. By practicing these puzzles, students improve their math literacy, a great supplement to the standard math curriculum. Also a must for math intervention and fluency. Three worksheets and answer keys included.

This activity is great for end-of-the year review of all things Algebra. Students solve eight two-step equations and follow the directions to color the picture using their answers. It helps students with algebraic reasoning by giving practice with finding unknown numbers in two step expressions. It can be fun for test prep, homework, drills, morning work, warm ups, Bell ringers, math stations, or even family math night activities. By practicing these activities, students improve their math literacy, a great supplement to the standard math curriculum. Also a must for math intervention and fluency.

This worksheet has student’s solve 3-step equations, then color the coded worksheet. Great for classwork, Bell Ringers, morning math, independent practice, remediation, and homework.

In this activity, students are asked to find the probability that people at a cookout get the type of burger they want, then they are asked to find their answer on a color by number sheet. The colored picture is a flag – great for Memorial Day and for math review in general. Product can be given for homework, independent practice or enrichment. Great for GED learners, Special Education students, and those needing an end-of-the-year review of probability. Fun exercise! No prep exercise. Answer Keys included.

This worksheet reviews the concept of symbiosis by having students categorize commensalism, mutualism, and parasitism, then use their answer choices to complete a color by number activity. Great for review, test prep, homework, independent work, or group work. Adds a hands on component to a standard Science subject, making it fun and working more parts of the learners’ brains. Sure to excite lovers of Science along with those who need remediation. Works well in Special Education classrooms or even advanced classes. Also handy for Adult Education teachers preparing learners for the GED. Total Pages 6 pages

This is a game to review word part definitions. Ideal to follow Lessons 1-4 of the Word Part Series. There are three sets of words, and these sets can be played by themselves or put together for an extra challenge. Great way to introduce your students to base words, prefixes, and suffixes. Reinforces the concept of base words being words we can add word parts to (prefixes and suffixes) to change the meanings. A total 72 cards included. Fun game to use in group activity. Aligns with Common Core language instruction.

Students are asked to help their mayor correct the signs on Main Street. They are given eleven different signs with errors, and they must use their knowledge of grammar to fix them. Types of mistakes include spelling, homonyms, verb usage, and apostrophes. Learners will be so absorbed in the quest they have been given, that they may even forget that they are doing grammar work. This packet would work well as homework, morning work, test prep, review, independent practice, etc. Great for Special Education classrooms or even as supplemental material for advanced classes. Students can also use their creativity as they create new signs by adding their own artwork to their new creations. Twenty-six total slides. Answer Keys included.

This grammar packets contains 30 exercises for students to complete using subordinating conjunctions. Fifteen of these conjunctions are used, and students are able to practice knowing when a comma is needed and when it is not by filling in the blanks. Each pair of sentences uses the selected subordinating conjunction twice, once with it at the beginning of the sentence, and again in the middle. When a sentence begins with the selected word, a comma is placed in the middle of the sentence indicating that there will need to be separation between the independent and dependent clauses. On the other hand, no comma is included when the word is placed in the middle of the sentence. This is a great activity to use on a unit on commas, on introductory clauses or on subordinating conjunctions only. Product is excellent for homework practice, independent practice, remediation, acceleration, test prep, or review. Answer key with sample sentences is included. Seller

This card game has students practice substituting a number in for a variable. Students play in small groups, and for each turn, students must calculate the value of their cards to identify a winner. A different value for x can be chosen every time the game is played to keep it exciting. Great for remedial learners and gifted learners or for use when students need a break from their regular seat work. It makes Algebra fun and is a great way to reinforce class lessons.

Complete set of cards (72 in total) to use to learn vocabulary affixes (prefixes, base words, and suffixes). Contains a set of word parts different from Vocabulary Go Fish Card Game Set #1. Students try to make sets of pairs by matching a vocabulary word with its meaning. In order to do so, they have to reinforce their knowledge by requesting that match from another player. Game meant for 3 - 6 players, so it works well in small groups. A word list is included so that students will have a reference if needed.

This packet includes 8 worksheets that explain the rules of operation of negative numbers and has students practice these rules, one rule at a time. The slow pace in which the rules are presented and practiced help increase student understanding. Great worksheets for review, morning math, Bell Ringers, independent practice, test prep, or homework. 68 questions in all. Making math fun for all! Answer Sheets included Total Pages 18 pages

Complete set of cards (72 in total) to use to learn vocabulary affixes (prefixes, base words, and suffixes). Students try to make sets of pairs by matching a vocabulary word with its meaning. In order to do so, they have to reinforce their knowledge by requesting that match from another player. Game meant for 3 - 6 players, so it works well in small groups. A word list is included so that students will have a reference if needed.

Students are placed on a mission to help the teachers of Peace University average their semester grades. They are given five teacher gradebooks and asked to find the mean for each student. Guaranteed to make learning fun and engaging! Students feel a sense of adventure as they complete this simple lesson in the form of a quest. They show their understanding of this statistic concept while they fulfill their assignment. Answer Keys included. Total Pages 13 pages

In this activity, students are asked to help a friend with some Back-to-School shopping. They need to find the best deals on several needed items in order to stay within their budgets. A simple but engaging activity that gives students real-life practice using decimals and percents. This activity can be used collaboratively, for homework, independent practice, review, test prep, and more. The concepts here are realistic ones students might need in day-to-day life. Answer Keys are included. Total Pages 17 pages

In this lesson, students review the following word parts in order to increase their vocabulary knowledge: aud, corp, gen, port, tele, cardio, derm, and omni. This packet begins with a general lesson on breaking apart words. Next, students are asked to try to define some words that have the word roots as they are introduced. Then, they are asked to draw pictures of the definitions to help them remember them. After that, they are given a long list of words that use their new vocabulary and challenged to see how many words they can use to write a paragraph. The last mnemonic in the packet is 2 color by code/definition pictures followed by a quiz to check retention. Supports Common Core and Reading Foundational Standards. No instructional lesson plan needed. Simply print and teach! This is a great activity for introducing or reviewing base words, prefixes and suffixes and a excellent resource for writing practice since it asks learners to apply their knowledge by writing sentences with new words. Ideal for guided practice, independent practice, morning work, homework, intervention, Special Education, Adult Education, and enrichment. Also great as a summer review resource. Answer keys included for everything except the color by code exercises which should be easily graded at a glance. Note: This resource was created with my GED students in mind since studying word parts helps them become better test takers and reduces test anxiety. Scaffolding makes this lesson easily adaptable to many levels of learners. Finally, the best part is that this packet is fun! It has enough variety to keep students engaged, and by using such variation, it is a whole brain activity! Be on the look out for more lessons to come! Total Pages 13 pages

In this lesson, students review the following word parts in order to increase their vocabulary knowledge: semi, aqua, crypt, therm, hyper, hypo, ject, and mar. This packet begins with a general lesson on breaking apart words. Next, students are asked to try to define some words that have the word roots as they are introduced. Then, they are asked to draw pictures of the definitions to help them remember them. After that, they are given a long list of words that use their new vocabulary and challenged to see how many words they can use to write a paragraph. The last mnemonic in the packet is a word search template and students are asked to create a word search for a classmate, followed by a quiz to check retention. Supports Common Core and Reading Foundational Standards. No instructional lesson plan needed. Simply print and teach! This is a great activity for introducing or reviewing base words, prefixes and suffixes and a excellent resource for writing practice since it asks learners to apply their knowledge by writing sentences with new words. Ideal for guided practice, group work, morning work, homework, intervention, Special Education, Adult Education, and enrichment. Also great as a summer review resource. Answer keys included. Note: This resource was created with my GED students in mind since studying word parts helps them become better test takers and reduces test anxiety. Scaffolding makes this lesson easily adaptable to many levels of learners. Finally, the best part is that this packet is fun! It has enough variety to keep students engaged, and by using such variation, it is a whole brain activity! Be on the look out for more lessons to come! Total Pages 13 pages

In this lesson, students review the following word parts in order to increase their vocabulary knowledge: cred, circum, fract, mal, centi, phob, chron, and centi. This packet begins with a general lesson on breaking apart words. Next, students are asked to try to define some words that have the word roots as they are introduced. Then, they are asked to draw pictures of the definitions to help them remember them. After that, they are given a long list of words that use their new vocabulary and challenged to see how many words they can use to write a paragraph. The fifth activity asks learners to make a word search with their new word list for a classmate to solve, followed by a color by code, word art, and a quiz to check retention. Supports Common Core and Reading Foundational Standards. No instructional lesson plan needed. Simply print and teach! This is a great activity for introducing or reviewing base words, prefixes and suffixes and an excellent resource for writing practice since it asks learners to apply their knowledge by writing sentences with new words. Ideal for guided practice, independent practice, morning work, homework, intervention, Special Education, Adult Education, and enrichment. Also great as a summer review resource. Answer keys included! Note: This resource was created with my GED students in mind since studying word parts helps them become better test takers and reduces test anxiety. Scaffolding makes this lesson easily adaptable to many levels of learners. Finally, the best part is that this packet is fun! It has enough variety to keep students engaged, and by using such variation, it is a whole brain activity! Be on the look out for more lessons to come! Total Pages 16 pages

Escape room designed to help GED students practice valuable skills needed for the GED test. In this scenario, learners are asked to collect state birds from various parts of the country. They must unscramble words, graph points on a coordinate plane, correctly match states to capitals, etc. to get all the clues needed to find all five states and their birds. Can be used for individualized instruction or small group work. GED students learn value information as they collect clues which also require practicing some of their GED skills. Answer Keys included. The only prep needed is to cut out 5 cards in the packet. A fun way to reinforce GED skills needed for the Official GED Test. Also great for HiSet, SAT, TABE, and other standardized testing or just to add a little instructional variety to classes. Packet difficulty is moderate, so this packet is also great for Middle School and High School students, including gifted students and Special Needs learners. Total Pages 32 pages