Daily warm-ups

Four problems a day. Every skill keeps coming back.

Spiral-review bell ringers for 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade and Algebra 1. Put one slide on the board while you take attendance; students work four problems in five to eight minutes, and the next slide reveals the answers. The routine never changes, so students learn it once.

How a day works

The same four roles, every day

Each warm-up has four problems, always in this order, so the routine takes care of itself and the time goes to the math.

  1. 1

    Today’s Skill

    The standard you are teaching now.

  2. 2

    Recent Review

    A standard taught in the last few weeks.

  3. 3

    Spiral Review

    An earlier or prerequisite skill, so nothing fades.

  4. 4

    Word Problem

    The skill applied in context.

Choose your grade

A full year for every grade

Open a grade to see all 36 weeks: the topic and standard for every week of every quarter, and every way to buy it.

180 days · 4 quarters

5th Grade Math Warm-Ups

Place Value & Decimals · Division & Decimals · Fractions · Measurement & Volume

See every week
180 days · 4 quarters

6th Grade Math Warm-Ups

Ratios, Rates & Percent · The Number System · Expressions & Equations · Geometry & Statistics

See every week
180 days · 4 quarters

7th Grade Math Warm-Ups

Ratios & Proportions · Rational Numbers · Expressions & Equations · Geometry & Probability

See every week
180 days · 4 quarters

8th Grade Math Warm-Ups

Exponents & Real Numbers · Linear Functions & Systems · Transformations & Pythagorean Theorem · Volume & Scatter Plots

See every week
180 days · 4 quarters

Algebra 1 Math Warm-Ups

Expressions & Equations · Functions & Graphing · Polynomials & Quadratics · Exponentials & Statistics

See every week
In every quarter

Ready to project, print or assign

  • 45 warm-ups per quarter, four problems a day (9 weeks × 5 days); 180 in a full year
  • A projectable Teacher Deck for every week, in PowerPoint and PDF, with an answer-reveal slide after each day
  • A Google Slides copy link for every week and for each whole quarter
  • Student pages in four layouts: color or print-friendly, one day per page or two
  • Answer keys in color and print-friendly
  • Editable Word and PowerPoint files alongside every PDF
  • A Teacher Guide with the standards map and every Google Slides link
7th grade math warm-ups, Quarter 1: a week of warm-ups with the answer-reveal deck
Try it first

A full week, free

Week 1 of Quarter 1 with the answer-reveal deck, student pages and answer key. If it works in your room, the quarter picks up at Week 2.

Back to school

The first 20 days

Twenty warm-ups that review the skills this year builds on, with trackers to see who needs a quick reteach before new content starts.

More than one prep

All three middle school grades

540 warm-ups: the full year for 6th, 7th and 8th grade in one bundle. Every grade uses the same four-part day and the same layouts, so students moving up already know the routine.

View the 6th, 7th & 8th grade bundle
6th, 7th and 8th grade math warm-ups bundle, 540 days
Also a warm-up routine

Mistake of the Week

Once a week, students find a worked mistake, fix it and explain it. Twelve weeks per grade, with a free three-week sampler.

See every week for every grade

Before the first warm-up

Find out what they kept over the summer

A 24-question readiness check on last year’s skills tells you which spiral topics need the most time.

See the readiness checks
Questions

Warm-up questions

How long does a warm-up take?

Five to eight minutes. Project the day’s slide while you take attendance, give students time to work the four problems, then advance to the answer-reveal slide for a quick check.

Do they work in Google Slides?

Yes. Every week has a Google Slides copy link, and every quarter has a whole-quarter link, so you can make your own copy in Drive. The same decks come as PowerPoint and PDF.

Can I buy one quarter at a time?

Yes. Each quarter is its own listing, the two semesters are bundles of two quarters, and the full year holds all four. Every option has the same four-part day and the same layouts.

What do the four problems cover?

The same four roles every day: the standard you are teaching now, a recently taught standard, an earlier or prerequisite skill, and a word problem. The weekly topics and standards for every quarter are listed on each grade’s page.

Is there a free week to try first?

Yes. Week 1 of Quarter 1 is free for 6th, 7th and 8th grade and Algebra 1, with the answer-reveal deck, student pages and answer key.

Standard codes refer to the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. Math Class 678 is an independent publisher, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by NGA Center or CCSSO. Every product is sold on Teachers Pay Teachers.