Herowork is designed to be engaging skill practice with a twist. With two worksheet for each topic, you can use both or let students make a choice. The two different worksheets are Riddlers and Jokers. To Solve the Riddlers, students must solve problems to assemble a mystery picture that is the answer to a riddle. This […]
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TableTop Math – Game Based Review Activities
TableTop Math are skill practice games that can be played in multiple formats including card games and board games. Each game has a different twist, play one or let the students choose! Upgrade your old task cards! Bring the TableTop Game revolution to your classroom! Board games are experiencing a renaissance, and tapping into their […]
Person Puzzle – Quick Skill Practice Math Activities
Person Puzzles are quick skill practice assignments that integrate biographies of humanitarians and inspirational people. As students solve math problems, they learn facts about the person’s life. Assignments are available for grades 3 through 12 and have proven to a relied on engaging practice task. Why does math practice need to be routine and repetitive? […]
Escape – Escape the Room Games
“Wowwee that was the most fun I’ve ever had teaching!” Have you tried one of our Escapes yet? Pulse pounding activities to increase conceptual understanding and ratchet the fun factor to 11. Escape the Room games are all the craze and these are designed to be the best of the best. They intend to capture […]
STEMersion – Higher Order Math Activities
STEMersions are rich problem based tasks that integrate a real life occupation with a math skill. Students are required to make a recommendation and use the evidence and analysis from their calculations to support their decision. Answers will vary! These higher order thinking tasks are available for grades 3-12 and are a favorite staple for […]
Adventure – International Math Activities
Adventures are skill practice assignments that incorporate international data, sites and culture. As students choose problems to solve, they uncover clues about the mystery country they are in. They are available from grades 3-12, but can be implemented a bit differently to accommodate each age group. Adventures can be found a la cart at TpT […]
Whodunnit – Engaging Math Activities
“They are begging me for more!” Have you ever tried a Whodunnit? Simple print and play skill practice activities that get students out of their seat to solve a mystery similar to the board game Clue! Print, hang and watch them go! Now each Whodunnit features an alternate ending to avoid period-to-period spoilers and elementary […]
CSI – Engaging Math Review
“My students have NEVER been more ENGAGED! SO FUN! Perfect Review!” Have you ever tried a CSI activity? Captivating review assignments where investigators encounter six crime scenes, uncover clues and apprehend a criminal. While students solve each crime scene, they answer challenging questions around a given topic. Now each CSI features a grading rubric. 100+ […]
Boot Camp – Differentiated Math Skill Practice
“This was the first year I used a Boot Camp. It was a game changer!” Have you ever tried a Boot Camp? Differentiated, leveled skill practice assignments that require students to show mastery before being promoted in rank. There are currently 37 Boot Camp topics (Grades 3-12) to choose from with more Geometry and Elementary […]
Clark Creative Math Philosophy
Many people have asked for some advice to develop their own 21st Century Math Projects so I thought I’d Check out some stuff! try to articulate what I try to do to help with your own project planning! I believe that three key elements need to be in place for a super strong math project or lesson. […]
