Math vocabulary activities

Math vocabulary practice is so important for students! These ideas for activities and games will help you find fun and engaging ways to practice with your students.

Find 23 ready to use, effective vocabulary activities your students will love, by The Teacher Next Door!

I develop curriculum for middle school math. I focus on using critical-thinking skills in my content so the math makes sense to the students.

As teachers we know that vocabulary is pivotal in students’ success. When I was growing up, our vocabulary activities consisted of looking up definitions in the dictionary and copying them down on notebook paper. Do you think I truly understood those vocabulary words? Not. One. Bit. In order to truly understand vocabulary words and what […]

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Try math vocabulary riddles, a great way to build and extend your students' understanding of kindergarten, first grade, and second grade math terms. This free set of eight riddle cards is a great way to try them out in your classroom! #math #mathvocabulary #kindergartenmath #firstgrademath #secondgrademath

Want to play a math game? Try one of these Math Vocabulary Games for the Classroom. Perfect for Upper Elementary or Middle school math.

Planning vocabulary activities that are meaningful and engaging can be challenging. Here are some ideas with a freebie to get started!

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As we near the end of the fall semester, I know many of you are already thinking about and preparing for the spring semester. For the next few weeks, I will be offering blog content to do just that! Today’s post was inspired by a conversation that I recently had with a principal who, after analyzing test data, concluded that her teachers needed to do more work with math vocabulary.