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(QC) Plotting Inequalities on a Number Line Quick Check (Scaffolded versions)
Plotting Inequalities on a Number LineThis resource is an AWESOME tool that I use in my classroom once a week when to help review plotting inequalities on a number lines for spiral review for your students. This resource helps student be exposed to the various aspects that a number line may have listed on it on a basic to a more advanced level. The students are exposed on a weekly basis to solve these checks for understanding. This resource will be a great supplement and review for your students
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: (QC) Quick Check Bundle #1
Logic Puzzle: Area-Irregular Figures
Logic Matters!!! Solving math puzzles is a unique way to help students learn about the area by visualizing and solving multistep math problems. It includes 5 different math levels to accommodate different levels of learning in the classroom.
Puzzles promote:
- engagement
- independent work
- teamwork
The implementation of puzzles will help your students to increase their math skills about the area by:
- building logic
-abstract thinking
-develop algebraic reasoning
Help students learn mat
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6th - 8th
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Valentine Problem Solving/Critical Thinking
These critical thinking activities by Pamela Brock engage students in problem solving activities including guess and check, writing equations, process of elimination, order of operations, comparing numbers, multiplication, basic fractions, place value and finding and comparing volume. The problem solving situations all revolve around the theme of Valentine's Day. It is geared for students in grades 4 - 6. Because some of the problems are more involved, the activity can be used in one sitting
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4th - 6th
(QC) One-Step Inequalities Quick Check
One step Inequalities Quick CheckThis resource is an AWESOME tool that I use in my classroom everyday when we are covering inequalities in class. This resource helps student be exposed to the various 1-step inequalities on a basic level. The students are exposed on a daily basis to solve these daily checks for understanding. This resource will be a great supplement to your unit of equalities. This could be used a great tool to help the students see basic 1-step inequalities every day in class to
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: (QC) Quick Check Bundle #1
Jan. 11 Math & Inventions Puzzle: 1st Clincial Use of the X-Ray | Algebra Review
January 11 of the Mystery Year was a key date in the development of X-rays. Algebra skills in clues for the puzzle involve solving problems by writing and solving equations, using variables to represent two quantities where one quantity is written in terms of the other, error analysis to find and correct an error in a series of steps, and logical reasoning. The clues for finding the year connect to the invention of the X-ray through a variety of problems dealing with unknowns. Your PDF download
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6th - 8th
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Thanksgiving Problem Solving/Critical Thinking
Help the hunters find the escaped turkeys! These critical thinking activities by Pamela Brock engage students in solving fun and sometimes comedic real life word problems involving place value, subtraction, multiplication, division, interpreting remainders, using variables, order of operations, finding and evaluating patterns and comparing numbers. The problem solving situations all revolve around the theme of Thanksgiving and integrate U.S. history, reading and mathematical concepts. It is g
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4th - 6th
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Feb. 4 Math & TV Puzzle: Alex Trebek Hosts 3 Shows at Same Time | Daily Review
February 4 of the Mystery Year was a key date in game show history. This warm-up activity poses questions in the style of the show Jeopardy! Skills addressed are fraction operations, LCM & GCF, rational equations, and division with a decimal quotient. Student solve math problems to find digits of the year. Your Zip download includes several PDFs:1-page printable Student Puzzle, also prepped for Easel1-page Answer Key with sample solutions1-page version of puzzle with expanding form fields –
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6th - 8th
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Saltday's Numeracy Collection: Capitalism Challenge
It seems that many of my students over the years would shy away from math problems that had multi-steps, lot's of text, and use of charts. So I will be creating numeracy products that employ the above obstacles. I have also included some open ended reflection questions and a list of pertinent or related vocabulary that students should seek to define. This particular numeracy challenge would be good for discussions on the role of private ownership a foundation of capitalism. It would also be
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5th - 8th
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