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11th grade algebra centers for Microsoft Word
Math Skills Pre-Assessment for English Language Learners
This math skills pre-assessment (which was updated in March 2022) was created for newly arrived English Language Learner students so that teachers could identify any major gaps in mathematical understanding before heading straight into the grade level math content. This 100 question assessment is specifically created for students with limited English proficiency as it limits the linguistic demands that are often found in many other math assessments and contains a sample question for each section
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4th - 12th
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Sampling Methods Matching Activity
18 cards included. Students match six types of sampling methods (random, cluster, stratified, convenience, systematic, and self-selected) with their definitions and an example of each type. Teacher answer key included for easy assessment. When students are finished, they should have 6 groups of 3 cards each for teacher/other group to check.
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9th - 12th
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Rational or Irrational? Coloring Activity
This activity asks students to determine if the given numbers are rational or irrational (8.NS.1). Students choose two colors (one for rational and one for irrational) and color code the numbered pieces of the geometric shape. There are two different sets included which could be used as a review and quick assessment in the same format. It can also be used as a classroom activity or in math centers.
Pictorial keys are included which makes grading quick and easy. Student artwork can be tessel
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8th - 11th
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Circle Trigonometry Art Project
The purpose of this project is to give your students a deeper understanding of the use of trigonometry in analyzing the circle. It will also provide your students with a better understanding of the use of special triangles to calculate the coordinates of certain points on the circle. It will also provide them with a fun, interesting and colorful way to display the various circle parameters (degrees, radians and exact coordinates) on a circular-shaped project. The project requires the student
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9th - 12th
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Place Value Chart - Whole Numbers
I use this place value chart with my students to assess if they know how to write a number by placing each digit under the correct place value. This can be used in small group, it also has a blank space for students to draw examples of whole numbers. Let me know what you think? On the comments below!Thanks!Betty
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Compass Animals
Students can choose between 6 different animals to construct completely out of circles. By constructing their animals they are practicing measuring with a ruler (using both metric and English measurements) and using a compass. This is also great review for circle vocabulary such as radius and diameter.
This activity includes the instructions for a bear, panda, turtle, pig, frog, and lady bug. Each animal has the dimensions for all body parts.
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4th - 11th
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Analyzing & Sketching Graphs Lesson
This activity requires students to analyze qualitative graphs and explain what they represent. Some of the problems ask students to match scenarios to graphs, some require students to explain a graph in their own words, and finally the last problems ask students to construct a qualitative graph based on a description.
Design Your Dream House Math Project: Area, Perimeter, Angles, Scale Factor, Etc
I taught an Occupational Course of Study class this year and developed this project for them to learn and/or review area and perimeter while also introducing them to scale factors, angles, geometric design, and even the skills necessary to create a sales document on the computer. Please see the preview to see all that's included in the project.Even though I designed this to be a hands-on project for high school kids on a third to fifth grade level, this could easily be incorporated for middle o
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5th - 11th
Algebra I Final Exam (70 Q)
Algebra I Final Exam70 questionsMultiple Choice Questions -Open Ended Questions - Short Answer QuestionsTopics Covered:PEMDASEquationsInequalitiesCorrelationSlopesCombining Like TermsPercentageRatiosProportionsRational and Irrational NumbersNumbers PropertiesWord problemsSystem of EquationsPolynomialsInterest FormulaGraphing This is a great way to help students review for the PARCC Test.Be sure to check out my other High School math/algebra activities and puzzles included in my store! My Quizzes
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Translating word problems into algebraic expressions
This is a worksheet and/or activity where the student places words into the categories: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and equals. There is a practice sheet attached to match equations to word problems.
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6th - 12th
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Systems of Equations Activity - One Solution, No Solution, Infinitely Many
This activity is designed for students to gain practice and understanding identifying the type of answer that a system of linear equations will have (one solution, no solution, infinitely many). There are two different ways you can do this activity - both ways are included with answer keys.
Perfect introducing systems of equations in 8th grade core or beyond!
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8th - 11th
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Writing Linear Equations Scavenger Hunt
The attached file contains scavenger hunt and a recording sheet. The scavenger hunt contains 16 linear equation problems. Students are given either a table, graph, or word problem and asked to write an equation of the line in slope-intercept form. The answers are written to make sure students can convert from fractions to decimals, understand exactly where the slope and y-intercept belong in the equation, and it solidifies the idea that slope is vertical distance over horizontal distance. This a
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6th - 12th
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Combining Like Terms Partner Activity
In this activity, students will work with a partner to complete 15 practice problems involving combining like terms. This is similar to a think, pair, share activity. Students should have knowledge of variables and integers before completing this activity. Each student solves his or her own problem. Both problems are different, but the answers are the same. This is a great way to practice combining like terms! The answer key is included along with a student handout. You can also edit as n
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6th - 12th
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"Watts Your Power on the Stairs?" Quick lab calculating work and power
This lab activity has students compare the work and power they have while walking and running up a flight of stairs. This is a pretty common lab activity, but I just could not find a student handout that had exactly what I was looking for. So, I made this one and hope you will try it out and let me know how it goes!
Students will have to measure the distance and time of each trial, and use the work and power formulas. They will also identify the independent variable, dependent variable, cons
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6th - 12th
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Permutations and Factorial Notation Worksheet (17 Questions)
Permutations and Factorial Notation Worksheet17 Questions with the solutions1 page for the questions1 page for the answers* AlSO AVAILABLE FOR YOU OR A COLLEAGUE! - CLICK ANY LINK YOU WANT:Probability & OddsMean, median, mode, range, line plot, and Box and whisker WorksheetStatistical Math (GED REVIEW)The Binomial Theorem Worksheet (10Q)Theoretical Probability WorksheetProbability Word Problems (Worksheet) You may also be interested in my other top-selling products: EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS (33
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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One Step Algebraic Equations 24 Work Pages Various Forms & Answers (48 pages)
Easy to use worksheet for station work, class work, sub work, and homework.One Step Equations Table of ContentsPage 1 – Addition One Step Equations and Subtraction One Step Equations. (With examples)Page 2 – Multiplication One Step Equations. Division One Step Equations. (With examples)Pages 3 and 4 – Mixture of One Step Equations (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division)Pages 5 and 6 – Fill in the blanks of multiple rowed and columned table to make the one step equations complete. (Answ
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Math 1/Math 2/ Algebra 1 Quadratic Functions Calculation and Graphing Project
This activity involves the calculation, graphing and coloring of quadratic functions that have a leading coefficient = 1 only. I have my Algebra 1/Math 1/Math 2 students complete this project toward the end of the unit on quadratic functions.A total of ten (10) quadratic functions require solution and graphing by the students. A series of calculation sheets are first completed by the students following by an overall quadratic equation summary table. This is followed by the completion of ten (1
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8th - 11th
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Operations with Polynomials Review Stations
This activity includes 6 review stations related to operations with polynomials and classifying polynomials. Throughout this activity, students will be engaged and actively working in groups.
This is a great activity to use as review the day before an assessment.
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8th - 11th
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Linear Quadratic Attributes - BTC Thin Slicing
Have your students work in groups and activate their own understanding of concepts through thin slicing. This activity has students analyzing linear and quadratic parent function graphs with the use of desmos to determine domain/range in different notations, the concept of infinity, linear and quadratic parent function from equation, table and graph, minimum/maximum and axis of symmetry. You print out several copies of the task cards for students to get when you tell them they are done with a
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9th - 11th
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Ways to Represent Relations: Table, Graph, Mapping Diagram, Coordinates Practice
This editable worksheet gets students familiar with the four different ways to represent a relation: a graph of coordinates, a list of coordinates, a mapping diagram, and a table. Perfect for introducing the Functions Unit. There are four questions and for each question the student must represent what they are given in the other three ways. An example if given.This freebie is a great sub plan!Thanks for downloading! Please leave a review :)
Guided Notes - Introduction to Quadratic Functions (Student/Teacher Versions)
This MS Word file is a Guided Notes document that provides an introduction to quadratic functions/equations. I use it with my regular 8th Grade Math / Math 1 / Math2 / Algebra 1 students immediately after I introduce the concept with my PPT presentation slidepack on the same subject. It is 2 pages of notes for the students to complete. It also includes a graph of a typical quadratic function (parabola) and the students are required to label the key component parts of it. The 2-page companio
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8th - 11th
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Simple Algebra (GED REVIEW)
Simple Algebra
GED REVIEW
71 questions
Multiple Choice Questions -Open Ended Questions - Short Answer Questions
Topics Covered:
PEMDAS
Equations
Inequalities
Correlation
Slopes
Combining Like Terms
Percentage
Ratios
Proportions
Rational and Irrational Numbers
Numbers Properties
Scientific Notation
X-intercept and Y-intercept.
Word problems
System of Equations
Polynomials
Interest Formula
Graphing
Radicals
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Tables, Graphs, and Linear Equation Word Problems
This assignment requires students to create a linear equation based on either a word problem, graph, or table of values. Students are given either the equation, word problem, graph, or table of values and have to fill in the remaining three representations.
Scaffolded Steps to Solving Two-Step Equations
This worksheet provided scaffolded steps, providing students with the structure they need to solve two-step equations. Once students feel secure with the steps, the scaffolding can slowly be removed. This is an excellent tool for students who are struggling with this concept. This worksheet can be used for any student learning two-step equations, middle schools and high school special education students.
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6th - 12th
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