March mathness

Looking for a way to bring March madness into the classroom? Check out these ideas for classroom March madness activities!

How to implement March Mathness-a tournament-style, basketball-themed game to motivate students with basketball in math class.

March is here, which means it’s time to make learning extra exciting with March Mathness! Check out these 8 basketball games for math your students will love! #marchmathness #marchmathcenters #basketballmathgames

math lessons and activities for March basketball tournament season (middle and high school)

Are you trying to find a way to incorporate March Madness into your elementary classroom? Check out today’s blog post on how to host a classroom tournament with math games. I love the idea of including a bracket for a friendly classroom competition while adding math skills into the fun. I walk through pre-picking student teams, teaching sportsmanship, and even give a list of math game ideas to use. Read here for my 6 tournament tips on how to have March Madness in the classroom.

Spring is in the air, and it's time to celebrate with these 15 exciting March activities for math class! From St. Patrick's Day themed challenges to leprechaun logic puzzles, our selection of activities will make learning math an unforgettable journey. Dive in and get ready to create lasting memories with your students this month!

March Madness math activities are always a big hit in primary. Use the big NCAA tournament as an engaging way to practice math standards with these games.

Learn how to prepare and host a super-fun and engaging Trashketball Review Game in your classroom! Grab my editable game template and create your own game.

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Discover a math review that your students will love! This March Madness tournament-themed math review is an engaging way to review math skills. This activity will review 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade place value, operations and algebraic thinking, fractions, measurement, and geometry skills. Use these math worksheets as a test prep activity or for the end of the year project. Plug this project into your small groups, centers, morning work, etc. Add this math project to your upper elementary…