Math Geek Mama - Fun and FREE Math Teaching Resources

Want a fun, hands on math activity for your students to celebrate Earth Day on April 22? This Earth Day Geoboard activity can provide a FUN review of a variety of math skills.
Do you have a stash of geoboards collecting dust in your closet? Well, get ready to pull them out as your students create images to celebrate Earth Day! This set of hands on math challenges will help your students compose shapes, count, add and create...

Ready for your angles geometry unit? Whether you’re just getting started or looking for quick and easy review, this set of 8 angles worksheets covers a wide variety of vocabulary and skills.
There are so many fun, hands on math topics to explore in geometry. And the best part? It doesn’t have to wait until high school! Laying the foundation for high school geometry begins in upper elementary and middle school. Before students can understand...

Looking for a fun way to help your kids practice and understand indirect measurement? This free indirect measurement lesson will get kids outside, applying their math skills to real life.
One of the biggest overarching math concepts in middle school is proportional relationships. We see proportional relationships in real life all the time, and it’s important that students can recognize them, but more than that apply proportions to solve...

Not sure where to start as you begin a study of functions? Here are 5 simple ideas for teaching functions in math class in ways that will make sense & engage your students.
How do you introduce the idea of functions to middle school students? Most textbooks jump right to a definition such as “a relation in which each element of the domain is paired with exactly one element of the range.” What!? An 8th grade student (especially...