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11th grade basic operations Common Core 6.NS.B.2 resources
Math Mystery Picture
Differentiate instruction with multiple grade level worksheets! Students may create the same mystery picture, while working on different skills and various levels of difficulty. Challenge your advanced students, provide fluency practice for your on level students, and fill in the gaps in student learning. Two different worksheets per grade level from first to sixth grade and a color by number.
All worksheet answers create the same picture. Print the worksheet with the skills your students need
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1st - 12th
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Full Year of Daily Arithmetic Reviews | No Prep Math Warm Ups and Bellringers
No prep is required for this 180 day set of daily arithmetic reviews! These arithmetic reviews cover all four basic operations involving integers, fractions, and decimals. There are even some extra review topics mixed in! Each Week Includes:A math question set for each school dayBetween 15 to 20 total questions (3 to 4 daily review questions)1 question on either adding or subtracting with fractions1 question on multiplying with fractions1 question on dividing with fractions1 to 2 questions on ad
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6th - 12th
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Factor Pairs 1-75 Reference Sheet
By the time students get to middle school, they should know all their math facts, including factors. But it doesn't always happen that way. When students don't know these basic facts, they can end up further and further behind. Many students who are capable of understanding the processes behind tougher concepts like factoring quadratics, but they get stuck because their math facts recall is holding them back. This easy-to-use reference sheet aims to help solve that problem. It lists all positive
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3rd - 12th
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Plan a Ski Vacation Western US/Canada Real-World Math PBL Project Grades 5-12
Welcome to the ultimate winter adventure math project! In this engaging activity, students are tasked with planning an unforgettable ski vacation in the picturesque Western US and Canada area while working within a budget of $5,000.Guided by real-world constraints and mathematical principles, students will have the opportunity to explore various ski resorts, carefully selecting one that fits within their budget while also considering factors such as ski pass prices, lodging options, and addition
Plan a Ski Vacation New England - A Real-World Math PBL Project for grades 5-12
Welcome to the ultimate winter adventure math project! In this engaging activity, students are tasked with planning an unforgettable ski vacation in the picturesque New England area while working within a budget of $5,000.Guided by real-world constraints and mathematical principles, students will have the opportunity to explore various ski resorts, carefully selecting one that fits within their budget while also considering factors such as ski pass prices, lodging options, and additional ameniti
Long Division Algorithm: Math Journal Process Chart (5-Digit by 2-Digit)
Quick-Glance Process ChartFoolproof step-by-step instructions on the long division algorithmGreat as a UDL scaffolding tool or for a math intervention small group
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4th - 12th
BASIC COMPUTATION: Assessment & Practice
This Product Includes:A baseline and post assessment (pdf)Answer key for the baseline and post assessment (pdf)"Problems Broken Down" page to help you identify specific misconceptions (pdf)20 Practice pages aligned to assessments with answer keys (pdf)Product Information:This resource was designed to assess students on their basic computation (addition, subtraction, multiplication & division) skills at the start of the school year.It aims to look at and find the specific problems students ar
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Middle School Math "I Spy" Bingo or Spot it! - like card game
Have you ever played the card game Spot it? If not, I highly recommend it for families of all ages! This math "I Spy" game is inspired by Spot it. It features 31 unique cards each with 6 values. The values 0-30 are represented by numbers, words, or 1-2 step math operations that include order of operations, exponents, and square roots. All numbers are positive. Each pair of cards has ONE matching value and the object is to be the player that finds the match first. The I Spy cards are squar
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6th - 12th
"I Spy" DIGITAL Math Game for Pear Deck/Google Slides like Spot it!
Have you ever played the card game Spot it? If not, I highly recommend it for families of all ages! This math "I Spy" game is inspired by Spot it. This resource is the digital version and is meant to be played using a Google Slides presentation with the FREE Pear Deck add-on. Using Pear Deck allows you to control the speed of the presentation and gives students the ability to write on their own individual slide while looking for a match. The game features 31 unique cards each with 6 values.
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6th - 12th
Madrigal Math
Looking to tie Encanto with your math assignment using basic operations? I have you covered! This assignment will have your students completing basic operations using amounts based on the Disney movie, Encanto.
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3rd - 12th
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Factors and Multiples Song
Use this quick song to help your students remember the difference between factors and multiples. It is written to the tune of "Thunder" by Imagine Dragons. Enjoy!
All fonts used are AG Fonts by Amy Groesbeck: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Amy-Groesbeck
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3rd - 12th
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The Hexagon Maze and Answer Key
The Hexagon Maze requires students to start with a three digit number then add, subtract, multiply, and divide to find the solution. Students are also asked to round each step to the nearest tenth, hundredth or thousandth. There are additional solutions and answer keys.
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5th - 11th
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Place Value Posters
Place Value charts to be printed, laminated, and hung in the classrooms as a tool to add students in visually understanding the values of numbers, how to read them, and how to use them
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PreK - 12th
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Planning a Class Party - Investigation Packet / Project Based Learning (PBL)
Differentiated both students in need of additional support and those who can extend their learning in math. Project-based learning (PBL) using math circles: challenging problem or questionsustained inquiryauthenticityapplication of learningintegrationstudent voice and choiceA public product for an authentic audiencefeedback loops of critique, reflection and refining of the product - including formative and summative assessment.Planning a Class Party (PBL - Math Circle) by The Profound Teacher -
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Adding & Subtracting Repeating Decimals & Decimal-Fraction Conversion
Students will learn that repeating decimals have denominators of 9, 99, 999, etc. while reinforcing adding positive and negative decimals. Students are then asked to convert from decimal to mixed number form. In part 3 students practice converting from mixed numbers to improper fractions. In part 4, students are asked to draw conclusions about rounding repeating decimals. Other extenuating questions are included to deepen students understandings and conceptual knowledge. An advanced learner is a
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6th - 11th
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Rules of Divisibility
Focus on the Learning is proud to bring this interactive fun approach to learning the rules of divisibility. Not only does this PowerPoint give the rules for divisibility it shows examples in kid-friendly language and allows opportunities for students to practice during the PowerPoint so that students really know how to use each of these divisibility rules.
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4th - 12th
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Long Division Review
Long Division - Do you remember being taught this skill in school? Could you "do" long division now?In my Algebra 2 class, we are preparing to divide polynomials using long division BUT, before we jump into that, we are reviewing. I have created part 1 of a scaffolded activity on Desmos to refresh students' memory of long division. This resource can be used at the elementary and middle school levels as well when introducing or reviewing long division.Be sure to check the Teacher Tips and Student
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6th - 12th
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Division of Numbers:Poster Example
This is something you can download and print for your class, or display as an image attachment to your lesson slides to help your students remember when and when can they not divide numbers involving ZERO.
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4th - 12th
Divisibility Rules
A quick guide to divisibility rules for 2 through 10. Handy reference for students, parents and educators.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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