Freebies

This page is a collection of some of the forever free math resources on my blog and in my tpt store.

FREE MATH RESOURCE LIBRARY

In addition to forever freebies on this page, I'd love to send you access to my free math resource library that includes 8 math resources that are only free here. You'll get immediate access to the library by email after subscribing.

What you'll receive after subscribing: 

Slope Tasks Mystery Message w/ GOOGLE Form 

Divisibility Rules Math Pennant - print and virtual classroom image 

GCF & LCM Math Word Wall Reference 

 Order of Operations (PEMDAS) Mobile 

Prime Factors Math Word Wall Reference 

Multiply & Divide Integers Partner Scavenger Hunt w/ GOOGLE Slides 

 Solving Radicals Solve 'n Check! Math Tasks w/ GOOGLE Form 

 2-Step Equations Math Pennants

Geometric Shapes Pennants

Peter Parker Loves Math Poster

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There is a Facebook group called Visual Math that has been growing as a place for teachers to share ways to reach all learners (and for me to share free stuff).

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Instagram is a smaller community and is a little more "behind the scenes" (ie: where I like to share random stuff).

You can also always reach me at shana@scaffoldedmath.com.

More math freebies: 

Growth Mindset is everything! This free How to be a Math Person poster reminds students that we are all math people.

"You know what's cooler than magic? Math." Here is a Peter Parker Loves Math poster in my free math resource library.

This free 3-d shapes word wall covers volume, surface area and lateral surface area and has options for either CCSS or TEKS formulas. Now includes both printable and digital versions.

This free 1040 Federal Income Tax cheat sheet simplifies the filing process. It is updated every year. 

This place value reference is one of two place value word wall references inside my free math resource library (the other includes decimals).

This Prime Factorization word wall reference is part of my blog's free math resource library.

This GCF and LCM word wall reference is another inside my free math resource library.

Welcome your math students into class with this "Welcome, Math Person" poster on your bulletin board or classroom door.

Here's a free percents scavenger hunt, along with directions for assigning scavenger hunts if you have never tried them.

This parallel lines cut by a transversal coloring page helps Geometry students make sense of angle pair relationships. Now includes both printable and digital versions.

The parallel lines poster got a recent digital upgrade with movable pieces.

This Order of Operations Math Pennant Activity is a fun way to practice order of operations. Best of all, the end product looks great hanging in your classroom. 

This solving equations flowchart is designed for kids who are having trouble solving equations.

Do you use algebra tiles? Here is a free set printable algebra tiles.

There's also a free set of digital algebra tiles here.

This adding integers graphic organizer helps kids "see" the relationship between positive and negative numbers. The questioning on the sheet has helped so many of my students overcome their integers roadblocks.

This Function or Not sorting activity is a great follow up after an introduction to what makes a relation a function. Now includes both printable and digital versions.

These multiplying monomials worksheets are a fun way to link what kids already know about finding areas of rectangles to multiplying monomials. It's great practice during a unit on exponent rules and polynomial multiplication.

This quadratic keywords poster has helped my students tremendously sort out when a quadratic word problem is asking for a part of a maximum or a zero..

This Algebra 2 warm up template is BY FAR my favorite way to make warm ups in Algebra 2. It's a template that can be used with any graph or equation you shine on the board.

I give this set of directions to my Consumer Math students so that they can set up a digital checkbook in either Excel or in Google Sheets that automatically calculates a student's balance.

Math Cheat Sheets

Here's where I have linked all of my free math cheat sheets.

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