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Mental math classroom forms for Microsoft Excel
Math Fact Fluency Recording Chart
This chart was made to help students keep track of how many facts they have learned. The students will graph how many facts they get correct. The chart goes from 0 - 100 on two different sizes: Letter size sheet of paper (8 1/2 by 11) - the increment is by 5; Legal size sheet of paper (11 x 14) - the increment is by 2. There are two tabs at the bottom of the screen to shift between the two sizes.
There is space at the bottom to place the date. There is also a way to use this for any type
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1st - 5th
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Rocket Math class chart
I just made this chart to hang in my room to track student progress.
Rocket Math class chart by Kristin Reinhardt is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
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1st - 6th
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Clocks - Guess The Time
An easy way to produce hundreds of clock worksheets so that your students can practice working out the time. This is an Excel worksheet with 9 clocks, that refresh randomly to produce any number of random print outs.
There are three levels (Challenging, Really Hard, and Nightmarish!), corresponding to Easy (K, G1), Medium (G2, G3) and Hard (G4, G5). You only have to change levels or refresh the page (F9 for a PC) and you have a new sheet.
Tab 1 ("GUESS") is for guessing the time from a clock.
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K - 7th
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Multiplication & Division Charts for Data Collection
This is an excellent tool to use for exceptional learners as well as students on RTI. I share this document with each student and fill in each square when they have shown mastery for their multiplication tables.
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Not Grade Specific
Fraction Decimal Percent Worksheet
Great for students that need Practice converting from one unit of measure to another.
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6th - 8th
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Basic Math Tracker BOY
I use this form at the beginning of the year to track student skills. I highlight each box with green if they can complete the skill, yellow if they are on track for term goals but cannot yet complete to 120, and red if they are not meeting term goals. 1st term- must be able to do each up to 40 & doubles up to 5+5= 102nd term- must be able to do each up to 80 & doubles up to 10+10= 203rd term- must be able to do each to 120 & doubles up to 10+10= 20 with no hesitation
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1st
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