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Students will use Google Docs to generate math word problems to share with the rest of the class. They can choose to make the problem as challenging as their imagination will allow, but the only catch is they need to be able to solve it themselves and it must have a real answer. This fun lesson allows students to demonstrate creativity, combine English, teach, and also collaborate with their classmates.

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Students will use IXL, a web based Math learning tool. This program allows students to practice problems at their own pace. Topics are organized by grade level and students can discover content beyond their current grade if they choose to. They can compare their progress as they keep practicing. Parents can get reports on their children to measure how much time the kids are spending on topics as well.

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Discover thousands of math skills covering pre-K to 12th grade, from counting to calculus, with infinite questions that adapt to each student’s level.

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Students will be separated into teams and take turns participating in an outdoor math race. Flashcards will be placed on the floor and students need to answer each one. The students need to apply quick thinking, recall their memorized math tables, and display their understanding of the math flashcard before proceeding to the next card. The student that answers the cards the fastest will win.

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Students will create and design a publishing presentation using Google Slides. The presentation should be explore a historical math figure that they choose. It should explain what that person accomplished and what they contributed to math. The presentation should summarize the figures life and include at least three facts about that person.

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Students will use Google Sheets, a Spreadsheet tool to:

1. Collect data about their classmates birth dates

2. Match and delete duplicate values

3. Sequence them in order

4. Summarize how many students per month

5. Design a chart or graph to plot the birth dates.