The Sassy Math Teacher

Instead of a thick review packet that’s just going to end up at the bottom of a backpack, try this. 🌍

I built the “Around the World” game to make test prep feel like less of a chore. Students visit different countries to answer math questions and earn passport stamps along the way. It’s fully editable, so you can plug in your own questions and have it ready for class in minutes.

Comment WORLD and I’ll send you the link to the game!

That feeling when the countdown hits single digits...

You know what I’m talking about...

The kids are restless
Your devices get turned in early
But you still have 20 days to fill

Here’s what actually works:

Give them something to look forward to EVERY SINGLE DAY 📅

This summer countdown has 20 reflection questions that:

✨ Get students talking and sharing
✨ Work digitally OR projected
✨ Keep engagement high when motivation is low

One teacher said: “Students enjoyed sharing and talking about the prompt everyday”

Because when students know there’s a new question coming tomorrow?

They actually show up mentally.

Even on day 18 of 20.

The slides work two ways:
→ Students build a digital reflection book
→ OR project one slide per day as a Do Now

Perfect for when devices disappear but you’ve still got days to teach. Comment COUNTDOWN to grab the slides for your class.

If you’re struggling to keep their attention while reviewing for the big test, it’s time to stop the lecture and start the competition. ✨

I’ve found that middle schoolers will solve a week’s worth of math problems in 45 minutes if there’s a leaderboard involved. This game show review is fully editable, covers the 7th & 8th grade standards, and keeps them locked in from start to finish.

Reclaim your prep time and give them a review they actually enjoy.

Comment “GAME” below and I’ll DM you the link to the no-prep game show! 👇