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Free 12th grade study skills applied math resources
Jeopardy Template - Review Game (PowerPoint)
UPDATE: JULY 202045,000+ downloads! Thank you so much everyone, I'm incredibly flattered. I hope you are able to keep enjoying this template! A few quick updates1. Updated Scoresheet - I added an individualized scoresheet which I (and my students) have found to work much better!2. New Instructional Video - I recorded this one here in July 2020 and it should match with updates to gameplay. Please ask if I missed anything, but anything I missed in the video should be in the instructions! Click her
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Special Ed | Consumer Money Math | Financial Literacy | Scope & Sequence
This money math scope & sequence is perfect for Special Education life skills classes & other consumer math teachers! This financial literacy index will help you teach your students these important life skills sequentially, teaching the prerequisite skills needed for adding money, paying with cash and making change. Check out the matching FULL YEAR MONEY CURRICULUM BUNDLE here.Students first need to learn how to skip count & use a calculator/do mental math subtraction with numbers, B
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Money Math 101 BUNDLE | Lesson, Reading Comprehension, Video & Posters
Linear Equations: Water Park Project
In this high interest, extensive assignment, students are given a three part project broken into daily tasks. The project is designed to assess the students profieciency with linear equations. They must design a water park on a coordinate plane, identify points, calculate slope, write equations, solve for midpoint, use the distance formula, and explain their results in a reflection paper.
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7th - 12th
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Following Directions Activities {Sneaky FREEBIE}
I don't know what it is, but my kiddos have the hardest time reading directions and following them. Most of the time, they don't read the directions and end up doing the activity wrong. Tell me I'm not the only one?!?!
I remember a teacher I had in 4th grade gave us a "test." If you followed directions, you read the entire thing before starting some of the hilarious activities. Did I follow the directions? Of course not. I was "following directions," or so I thought. Until I reached the
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1st - 12th
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Test Taking Strategies / Follow Directions Prank/Fake Quiz
This quiz is a fun and funny way to get students to realize they need to pay attention to directions.
There is a list of numerous steps to complete, which can actually be fun for students. HOWEVER, the first step says to "read all directions before continuing" and the last step says "only do..." so most students mess this up and do all the steps as they go along. Then you can give them the lesson at the end :)
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PreK - 12th
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What's Your Learning Style- Student Quiz/Worksheet with Results
UPDATED! This is a short 16 question quiz for students to find out which learning style they most closely align with. I like to use this at the beginning of the year as an independent activity.At the end of the quiz the students tally up their answers to find out which learning style best suits them. Each learning style result has a short description.AuditoryKinestheticVisualI make sure to let my students know that an individual might identify with 1, 2, or all 3. It's a great way for them to se
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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FREEBIE Interactive Notebook Grading Rubric (All Subjects)
Grading Rubric for Interactive Notebooks that takes a look at Creativity, Completeness and Color to prompt students to take ownership in their Interactive Notebooks.
This paper is typically placed right behind the cover sheet in my classroom for our Interactive Notebooks and allows students to understand expectations from the beginning.
Check it out in use at http://4mulafun.blogspot.com/2012/08/wow-already-tuesday.html
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3rd - 12th
Voice Level Chart
Product DescriptionThe Voice Level Chart is a quick and easy way to refer to the noise level in your classroom. Included are 3 different designs to suit your students needs.1. Emoji Voice Level Chart2. Clipart Voice Level Chart3. Number Voice Level ChartFREE to download. I hope you love it. Please do consider leaving your feedback on my TPT Store to earn credits for future purchases! If not please email me. The following voice levels are included:4- Outside3- Strong Speaker2- Table Talk1- Whisp
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PreK - 12th
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A Lesson in Financial Literacy - The Game of Life
This resource is a introduction to students of managing finances. Students are given the opportunity to use their knowledge of percents and basic math operations to learn how to manage their money. We found that this activity has the potential to span a few days.Students will learn about:- monthly income- tax deductions- setting a budget- paying for a home- paying for a car- saving and investing towards retirement- and a handful of other finance related topicsI hope you and your students enjoy
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7th - 12th
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Preview: Consumer Math Skill Practice Worksheet. Budget Check Percents
FREE PREVIEW: Practice staying in budget, comparing prices, writing a check, balancing a checking account, and finding a percent of an amount of money all on 1 worksheet! These consumer math and financial literacy skills are important to learn and review at any age. Get the FULL 40 PAGES here!!!Perks:Design, graphics, font, and colors are age appropriate Use with middle school, high school, and transition students Ideal for gathering IEP goal data around key consumer math and financial literacy
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3rd - 12th
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FREE Editable Syllabus Template for High School for PowerPoint and Google Drive
Take the hassle out of writing your high school syllabus! This FREE editable syllabus template for high school is formatted for both Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Drive®. Also included is an Extra Credit Application: the ultimate solution to last-minute extra credit requests from students! Included with this FREE Editable Syllabus Template:✏️ Editable High School Syllabus - Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Docs® ✏️ Example of Completed Syllabus Template ✏️ Extra Credit Application Form -
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9th - 12th
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student Agenda/ weekly planner template including spelling word list
In my Montessori class, my students regularly use planners to keep track of their work completed, assignements, spellling and goal setting. One year, I could not get reimbursed for the cost of 5 dollars per planner so with a little help, I had my own created.
This planner includes a place for each child's name to work on their goal for the week (I like helping children use the possessive apostrophe), a place for weekly spelling words, the days of the week in Spanish and English and a message
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Study Hall Bundle {Student Contract, Daily Work Log, Sign In/Out Sheet}
Are you a Study Hall teacher looking for quick and easy resources?
This is the bundle for you! This FREE bundle includes:
*A STUDENT CONTRACT with class expectations
*A DAILY WORK LOG to help both students and teachers keep track of student work
*SIGN IN/OUT SHEET to make students accountable when they need to leave the room and to help teachers keep track of where their students go!
In addition, Mr and Mrs Rooster understand that every classroom runs differently and you may need to alter th
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6th - 12th
Checking Account Lesson (Half)- Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
This FREEBIE incudes HALF the materials of the full Checking Account Lesson. This resource is ideal for introducing the concept of a checking account or to supplement other lesson materials for a high school or transition age self-contained consumer math, financial literacy, or personal finance course. Included in this freebie:1 page narrativeTrue/False questionsWriting prompts to activate prior knowledge2 differentiated notes pagesReview worksheet of checking account vocabulary conceptsAnswer
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6th - 12th
Less Than, Greater Than and Equal To - FREEBIE
'Less than', 'greater than' and 'equal to' symbol display.These monster symbols are designed to assist students in recognising the different symbols and understanding when to use them.A great way to teach using these symbols is to remind students that, 'the hungry monster always eats the biggest number.' If numbers are of equal value, the equal sign is used.For example:greater than: 8 > 3lesser than: 4 < 8equal to: 9 = 9Share over on Instagram and tag @giftedandtalentedteacher
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2nd - 12th
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Executive Functioning Strategies for Educators Free Poster
Use this free executive functioning skills poster to provide reminders about critical strategies educators can implement for students. Executive functioning skills include: planning, organization, time management, task initiation, working memory, metacognition, self-control, sustained attention, flexibility, and perseverance. Post this page up as a reminder for adults or use as a teaching tool in staff meetings.Note that both black/white and color options are included! Why Teach Executive Functi
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2nd - 12th, Staff
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Life Skills Functional Math Summer Shop Price ID & Order Total Cost Task Cards
A Brand new functional math series making its debut, right in time for summer! The Summertime Vibes One Stop Shop Functional Math Series is ready to go! For this lesson, students are provided a merchandise pricing guide. Students are asked to identify prices for two varying items on the different slides. Next, students are asked to identify a total cost, for the items presented. There are text fields provided that allow the student to enter the accurate response within.Task cards are great
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Summer Time Shopping Menu Functional Math ALL LESSONS GROWING BUNDLE
Math Assessment Data Tracking Sheet for Students
Students use this sheet to track their progress on various math assessments throughout the year. Included are spaces for I-Ready, quarterly benchmark exams, and unit tests. Students are able to record their scores and then graph them on the bar graph at the bottom. It helps them have a better understanding of how they are doing academically and helps them see their progress. This is also a great tool for goal setting and growth mindset!
It is fully editable, so you may change the grade level a
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1st - 12th
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Reducing Test Anxiety
This workbook is full of tips and evidence based strategies that can help anyone who is struggling with test and exam anxiety. There is information on helping concentration issues, study environment, helpful tools for memorizing information. Studying is hard enough as it is, let's make it easier!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Twenty Study Skills and Tips to Help Students Succeed in School
This resource lists 20 math study skills, tips and suggestions intended to help students succeed in school. It may be used as a journal topic, as a student guide, as a goal setting starting point, or it can be copied and made into a poster for the classroom. It is especially helpful for students taking math. Since math courses are unlike other courses, to pass math, a student must use the information they have learned previously to solve math problems correctly. However, to pass most other subje
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Let Pythagoras show you how Pythagorean Theorem was discovered!
How did Pythagoras come up with his Pythagorean Theorem for Right Triangles?
(The sum of the squares of the two legs is equal to the square of the hypotenuse.)
Let Pythagoras himself show your students his graphical method! Worksheet by teacher Daniel Evans.
Pythagorean Theorem by Pythagoras. (He won't let you forget that part!)
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Sales Tax, Tip, and Discount Restaurant Project- High School Special Education
Assess your student sales tax, tip, and discount calculation skills while at a sit-down restaurant! Students complete this project while at a restaurant (after ordering and before receiving food, and after paying for their meal). This project aligns nicely with the Sales Tax, Tip, and Discount Lesson Units found in my store. There is a rubric, step-by-step section for calculating sales tax, tip, and discount. There are also four reflection questions about their actual experience at the restau
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6th - 12th
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How Does My Brain Work? Back to School Metacognition Booklet for Students
Includes
- multiple intelligence checklist in kid-friendly language
- an intelligence wheel for students to record their strongest and weakest areas
- a right/left brained activity
- brain with bubbles to color to determine which side is stronger
- a right/left brained summary page
- a modification/accommodation page for students with IEPs or 504s to learn what they receive and why
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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WANTS VS. NEEDS: FREEBIE- Financial Literacy- Worksheet- Activity
This FINANCIAL LITERACY FREEBIE ACTIVITY is a great way to engage your students in the nuances of WANTS VS. NEEDS. This WORKSHEET provides students with various REAL-WORLD scenarios regarding wants vs. needs. Follow-up questions will help them realize that wants and needs are not always straightforward. In real life, our choices often depend on factors such as priorities or cost. Feel free to use this activity as a basis for discussion or use it to provide some brief writing practice. This FREE
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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