"These are wonderful! I have seen other teachers use these, and I couldn't wait to try them! They are a wonderful short formative assessment for students, and a wonderful way to decorate the room!" - Sarah M
Teachers have come up with a bunch of ways to use math pennants in their classes. I have heard so many stories of disengaged students really getting into their math pennants, and to me this is everything.
In this post I wanted to link 3 free math pennant activities that you can print today and use with your students.
This solving 2-step equations math pennant is free for subscribing to my blog. You will also get a lot more free math resources by subscribing.
This free order of operations pennant activity has been downloaded by teachers over 50,000 times.
My favorite thing about math pennants is how they allow students to showcase their work. We have an area of our classroom called "The Fridge" where students hang their graded work and it's a real confidence-booster.
My favorite thing about math pennants is how they allow students to showcase their work. We have an area of our classroom called "The Fridge" where students hang their graded work and it's a real confidence-booster.
A couple teachers emailed to ask for an order of operations pennant that would work for their younger students. I made this order of operations pennant for younger students from their requests. It has expressions geared towards students in 5th grade through middle school.
I just LOVE these pennants! I can't wait for school to start up again just so I can use them!
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