7th Grade Fractions Bulletin Board Ideas

Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with least common multiple practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing least common multiples and creating an adorable Christmas tree craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a least common multiple problem. The answer to the least common multiple problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their Christmas tree math craft.

This Christmas least common multiple math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 least common multiple problems

✅ printable Christmas tree and Christmas tree decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their Christmas tree crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in least common multiple practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional least common multiple practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of thier least common multiple learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Gingerbread House version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

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→ Factors, Multiples, and Patterns Anchor Charts and Posters for 4th Grade Math

→ Factors and Multiples Digital Interactive Math for Google Slides™️

→ Factors and Multiples Unit BUNDLE of lesson plans games and activities

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Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with greatest common factor practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing greatest common factor and creating an adorable Christmas tree craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a greatest common factor problem. The answer to the greatest common factor problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their Christmas tree math craft.

This Christmas greatest common factor math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 greatest common factor problems

✅ printable Christmas tree and Christmas tree decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their Christmas tree crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in greatest common factor practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional greatest common factor practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of their greatest common factor learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Gingerbread House version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

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→ Factors, Multiples, and Patterns Anchor Charts and Posters for 4th Grade Math

→ Factors and Multiples Digital Interactive Math for Google Slides™️

→ Factors and Multiples Unit BUNDLE of lesson plans games and activities

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Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with multiplying and dividing fractions practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing multiplying and dividing fractions and creating an adorable Christmas tree craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a multiplying and dividing fractions problem. The answer to the multiplying and dividing fractions problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their Christmas tree math craft.

This Christmas multiplying and dividing fractions math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 multiplying and dividing fractions problems

✅ printable Christmas tree and Christmas tree decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their Christmas tree crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in multiplying and dividing fractions practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional multiplying and dividing fractions practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of their multiplying and dividing fractions learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Gingerbread House version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

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You may also like…

→ 4th Grade Multiplying Fractions and Mixed Numbers Math Unit Bundle

→ Adding and Subtracting Fractions Unit BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

→ 4th Grade Fraction & Mixed Number Units BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

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Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with adding and subtracting fractions practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing adding and subtracting fractions and creating an adorable gingerbread house craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a adding and subtracting fractions problem. The answer to the adding and subtracting fractions problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their gingerbread house math craft.

This Christmas adding and subtracting fractions math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 adding and subtracting fractions problems

✅ printable gingerbread house and gingerbread house decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their gingerbread house crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in adding and subtracting fractions practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional adding and subtracting fractions practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of their adding and subtracting fractions learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Christmas Tree version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I love gingerbread related activities around Christmas.  My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  This is a great alternative to the traditional gingerbread house activity, especially if you want to avoid the mess. –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

___________________________________

You may also like…

→ 4th Grade Multiplying Fractions and Mixed Numbers Math Unit Bundle

→ Adding and Subtracting Fractions Unit BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

→ 4th Grade Fraction & Mixed Number Units BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

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Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

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Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with greatest common factor practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing greatest common factor and creating an adorable gingerbread house craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a greatest common factor problem. The answer to the greatest common factor problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their gingerbread house math craft.

This Christmas greatest common factor math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 greatest common factor problems

✅ printable gingerbread house and gingerbread house decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their gingerbread house crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in greatest common factor practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional greatest common factor practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of their greatest common factor learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Christmas Tree version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I love gingerbread related activities around Christmas.  My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  This is a great alternative to the traditional gingerbread house activity, especially if you want to avoid the mess. –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

___________________________________

You may also like…

→ Factors, Multiples, and Patterns Anchor Charts and Posters for 4th Grade Math

→ Factors and Multiples Digital Interactive Math for Google Slides™️

→ Factors and Multiples Unit BUNDLE of lesson plans games and activities

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Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

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Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with least common multiple practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing least common multiples and creating an adorable gingerbread house craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a least common multiple problem. The answer to the least common multiple problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their gingerbread house math craft.

This Christmas least common multiple math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 least common multiple problems

✅ printable gingerbread house and gingerbread house decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their gingerbread house crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in least common multiple practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional least common multiple practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of thier least common multiple learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Christmas Tree version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I love gingerbread related activities around Christmas.  My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  This is a great alternative to the traditional gingerbread house activity, especially if you want to avoid the mess. –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

___________________________________

You may also like…

→ Factors, Multiples, and Patterns Anchor Charts and Posters for 4th Grade Math

→ Factors and Multiples Digital Interactive Math for Google Slides™️

→ Factors and Multiples Unit BUNDLE of lesson plans games and activities

___________________________________

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Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Sharing is kind! Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with multiplying and dividing fractions practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing multiplying and dividing fractions and creating an adorable gingerbread house craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a multiplying and dividing fractions problem. The answer to the multiplying and dividing fractions problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their gingerbread house math craft.

This Christmas multiplying and dividing fractions math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 multiplying and dividing fractions problems

✅ printable gingerbread house and gingerbread house decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their gingerbread house crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in multiplying and dividing fractions practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional multiplying and dividing fractions practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of their multiplying and dividing fractions learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Christmas Tree version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I love gingerbread related activities around Christmas.  My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  This is a great alternative to the traditional gingerbread house activity, especially if you want to avoid the mess. –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

___________________________________

You may also like…

→ 4th Grade Multiplying Fractions and Mixed Numbers Math Unit Bundle

→ Adding and Subtracting Fractions Unit BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

→ 4th Grade Fraction & Mixed Number Units BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

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Copyright © Curious Classroom Adventures.

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Sharing is kind! Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Need a Christmas activity to save your own sanity and keep your students engaged with adding and subtracting fractions practice at the same time? We all do! This Christmas math craft activity will have your students practicing adding and subtracting fractions and creating an adorable Christmas tree craft at the same time, perfect for hallway display or to send home as a Christmas treat.

Watch your students enjoy the magic of Christmas while they choose their answer to class-building questions such as "Do you prefer your hot chocolate with or without marshmallows?" and then solve a adding and subtracting fractions problem. The answer to the adding and subtracting fractions problem will provide students with directions for adding certain types and numbers of decorations to their Christmas tree math craft.

This Christmas adding and subtracting fractions math glyph and craft resource includes:

✅ teacher instructions to make the print and prep easy

✅ 16 fun Christmas themed would-you-rather-type questions

✅ 32 adding and subtracting fractions problems

✅ printable Christmas tree and Christmas tree decoration pieces

✅ answer key

Your students will love sharing their answers to the Christmas themed would-you-rather questions and watching how their Christmas tree crafts take shape. They’ll be engaged in adding and subtracting fractions practice and having FUN at the same time.

You’ll love having intentional adding and subtracting fractions practice during the hectic Christmas days, and the added bonus of a cute craft to display in the hallways as evidence of their adding and subtracting fractions learning! To top it off, it’s quick and easy to prep!

PLEASE NOTE: This same activity is available in a Gingerbread House version, using the same math problems if you'd like to offer students the choice between Christmas Trees or Gingerbread Houses.

Look what teachers like you are saying about these Christmas math glyphs and crafts…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My kids really enjoyed this resource.  I like how it was differentiated as well. –Jenna

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Challenging enough to keep my students engaged and fun enough that no one was frustrated.  –Tiffany

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students LOVED this activity.  They were so engaged and eager to solve the math problems.  –Janelle

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a fun resource that the students enjoyed. It was well thought out which made it easy to use with students. –Karen

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was both great practice and a fun whole-group activity. My class loved it, and now I have a sweet memory! –Tricia

___________________________________

You may also like…

→ 4th Grade Multiplying Fractions and Mixed Numbers Math Unit Bundle

→ Adding and Subtracting Fractions Unit BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

→ 4th Grade Fraction & Mixed Number Units BUNDLE lesson plans games and activities

___________________________________

Copyright © Curious Classroom Adventures.

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Sharing is kind! Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.