These algebra jokes and puns are the perfect way to bring a smile to your math students’ faces and give them a good laugh.  You can find lots of collections of funny math jokes and math puns online, but this one is special. This collection of algebra jokes was put together by a high school math teacher. These jokes are clean and suitable for any middle school or high school math classroom.  These algebra jokes have been generally sorted by the math concepts which they cover. For example, jump to the sections on quadratic functions for a fun quadratic joke to start off your Algebra ..read more

This collection of trigonometry jokes and puns will help bring a spark of fun and humor to your trig lessons. Get ready to make your students laugh! (Or groan…) As a high school math teacher, I have been collecting mathematical jokes and math puns for years to add to my math lessons. I want to make it easy for you to do the same with these funny trigonometry puns.  These hilarious trig jokes are school-appropriate and teacher approved. These jokes would be appropriate for any trigonometry or precalculus class at the high school or university level. If you teach more than just trigonomet ..read more

Help build your students’ number sense skills with these free printable PDF number charts for the natural numbers from 1 to 50.  What is a 1-50 Chart?  A 1-50 Number Chart is a visual representation of the numbers from 1 to 50 that is commonly used by young children while learning numbers, counting, and basic place value concepts. The number chart features the numbers 1 to 50 arranged across five columns and ten rows.  The 1-50 chart is a smaller version of the classic hundreds chart.  Need less numbers? I have also created a 1-20 chart and 1-30 chart for classroom use ..read more

Help build your students’ number sense skills with these free printable PDF number charts for the numbers from 1 to 30.  What is a 1-30 Chart?  A 1-30 Number Chart is a visual representation of the numbers from 1 to 30 that is commonly used by young children while learning numbers, counting, and basic place value concepts. The number chart features the numbers 1 to 30 arranged across five columns and six rows.  The 1-30 chart is a smaller version of the classic hundreds chart.  Need less numbers? I have also created a 1-20 chart for classroom use. What are Number Charts ..read more

In this fun and engaging Eights Number Challenge, you must use exactly four eights and your choice of arithmetical symbols to form the eight given target numbers. What is the Eights Challenge? Using exactly four eights, add arithmetical symbols between the eights to make each of the target numbers. You may use plus, minus, times, and divide symbols, as well as parentheses and brackets for grouping. This eights number challenge is a fun twist on the classic Four Fours Puzzle. Source of Challenge I discovered this challenge based on the number three in Pierre Berloquin’s 100 Numerical Games b ..read more

Looking for a fun mathematical gift for your calculus students? I created this free SVG file which can be used to make stickers or vinyl decals for the math-loving graduates in your life. I currently have JPG and SVG designs of stickers for each graduating class from 2024 to 2028. I first created this SVG file to create stickers for my very first class of AP Calculus AB students who graduated in 2023. You could definitely use this to create gifts for a graduating math or engineering major as well. Class of 2024 SVG File This Class of 2024 SVG file features an integral which evaluates to 202 ..read more

Bring the fun of bingo to your classroom, birthday party, or family game night with these free printable blank bingo cards.  How to Easily Add Bingo to Your Lesson Plans or Party  Bingo is a great way to add some fun to your classroom or event. Here’s an easy way to implement bingo without having to spend hours making unique bingo cards for each person.  1. Download and print a blank bingo template for each person.   2. Come up with a list of at 24 questions with unique answers. Questions with shorter answers are definitely better.  Note: if your bingo card does not h ..read more

These blank sudoku grid printables are available in two formats with either one large blank puzzle or four smaller blank sudoku puzzles.  These blank grids are perfect for creating your own sudoku puzzles for others to solve or to create your own copy of the sudoku puzzle from a newspaper column or your favorite puzzle book.  This can be especially helpful when working with young students who might need to start over a puzzle midway through.  Two Versions of Blank Sudoku Grids ​I created two different free blank sudoku grids for you to print and use.  The first version f ..read more

Give your calculus students practice applying the power rule for derivatives with this fun bingo activity featuring 40 unique printable bingo cards for free! Who is this activity for? I created this bingo activity for my AP Calculus AB students to practice applying the power rule when taking derivatives, but it should be able to be used by any teacher teaching any sort of calculus class. Students will need to be able to rewrite expressions involving fractions and radicals as negative and rational exponents in order to be able to apply the power rule to these expressions. If your students nee ..read more

Check out these PDF templates for Pascal’s Triangle which feature both filled and blank Pascal’s Triangles to use in your math lessons. What is Pascal’s Triangle?  Pascal’s triangle is a triangular array of numbers (specifically positive integers) named after famous French mathematician Blaise Pascal. Pascal’s triangle is used in the areas of algebra, combinatorics, and probability theory.  The first row of Pascal’s Triangle features a single copy of the number 1. The second row features two copies of the number 1. Each subsequent row of Pascal’s Triangle starts with a 1 and ends wi ..read more