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Not grade specific algebra resources for Microsoft Word under $5
Bingo Boards Template
Bingo Boards TemplateThis is the template I use to create pre-made bingo boards for my math classes. This template is for personal use only, not for commercial purposes. Click here for my blog post on how to use this template to create bingo boards for any math game!LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to
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Adjustable Graph Templates
With Adjustable Graph Templates you'll receive a variety of graphs that are formatted to be easily adjustable, this is to help you create your own assignments. The full-page templates can be used as cut-outs, very useful for Foldables, and Interactive Notebooks. There are a variety of graph templates: coordinate axis (axes), 1st quadrant, number line, grid - and with a variety of units and sizes to suit your needs. To adjust a graph - click the desired graph and adjust the size by selecting-
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Math Activity Rubric (Editable)
A mathematics general activity rubric can be a versatile tool in the classroom to assess and guide student performance across various math-related tasks or projects. Here's how you can effectively utilize it:Setting Clear Expectations: Introduce the rubric at the beginning of the activity or project. Explain each criterion and what each level of performance looks like. This helps students understand the expectations for their work.Guiding Student Efforts: Encourage students to refer to the rubri
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Math Maze Blank Template
This is a template to create your own maze worksheet on any math concept.
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Numberline Positive Negative Integers -32 to +32 number line bulletin board size
FINALLY! A decent number line for teaching positive and negative numbers and beginning addition and subtraction of integers. Really, this is the bomb. I have used it.
Simple but not too simple, big enough to see, enough numbers to help learn to add and subtract, but not enough to take up all the wall space you have. Print and cut into rows of three numbers each.....then just tack them up. All done!
Comes with a sign about how signs interact in operations.
This is a large font posi
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IXL Tracking Sheet for 6th Grade
All concepts in a grid format with checklists for students to complete.
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Test/Quiz Correction Form
Interested in getting your students reflecting more after they take a test or quiz? Use this amazing resource to prompt student reflection and the ability to identify and correct mistakes! I use this after every test and quiz and it has made a vast difference in my student's ability to problem solve. I use this for math, but it can be adapted to other subjects, as well. Students identify the mistake, correct it, and reflect on what they learned from each mistake.
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Proportions Dominos
This is a "dominos" like activity where students will choose a card to start on, set up and solve the proportion problem, find the answer on another card and then solve the problem on the same card that had their answer on it.
They continue this process until they have lined up all their cards like dominoes. This activity could also easily be completed using stations or a scavenger hunt type task depending on the needs of your classroom.
I usually have pairs complete this activity. Depending
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Multi step equations graphic organizer
This organizer assists students when working with multi-step equations involving variables on both sides as well as distributive property and combining like terms.
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Weekly Math Question of the Day Student Handout Template
Students receive this weekly question of the day/bell-ringer sheet on Monday, and turn it in on Friday. Each day gives a sport for students to solve the problem showing their work, copy the learning target for the lesson from the board (written in a student-centered "I can..." format, such as "I can convert fractions into decimals," or "I can be brave to try a new skill). They then self-assess their confidence level at the start of the lesson. This can be used to assess prior knowledge, or gage
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Teach Me Something! Project
Group assignment with grading rubric!
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QR Code BUNDLE Pokemon Self Check
Have students check their own work by scanning a QR to see if their Pokemon that appears matches the one given to them on the question. This can be used for ANY worksheet (with 15 questions or less and unique answers.) Includes a Pokedex!
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Life Skills Algebra 1 C Level 2 Multiplication; Completing a Chart
The student will identify the cost of riding a bus for one day, three days, and five days by completing the chart.
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Associative, Commutative, and Distributive Properties Quizzes/Exit Tickets
Multiple question items and styles to choose from to assess your student's knowledge!d
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Expressions and Equations Learning Goals
I was a very young teacher but maybe this can help someone!
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Literal Equations Do Now
I was a very young teacher but maybe this can help someone!
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Absolute Value and Inequality Quiz
This is a brief quiz for basic concepts of absolute value and solving and graphing inequalities. This covers identifying the absolute value of a number, solving 1-step absolute value equations, and solving 1-step inequality expressions. The inequality expressions contain integers and are solved via addition, subtraction, and multiplication only. No switching of signs is involved.
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Representations of a Unit Rate Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer shows students different representations for finding a unit rate. It includes finding a unit rate from a graph, a unit rate from an equation, a unit rate from a story, and a unit rate from a table. As you present this to students, they fill in the blanks and then can use this graphic organizer as notes to reference later on.
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Identify the Type of Slope Graphic Organizer
This organizer shows students examples of the different types of slope (positive, negative, zero, undefined). I also have students draw real life examples at the bottom of each column to help them make connections.
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Algebra Review Blackjack Edition
This activity is meant to help provide an easy and engaging way to get all students involved in practicing algebra. Example of how I utilize it: as algebra review for my geometry students at the beginning of the year. TeambuildingEngagementActivityAlgebra ReviewAlgebra IntroAdditional materials: A deck of cards for each team!
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Standard form to slope intercept form 2 methods Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer walks students through two methods of converting an equation from standard form to slope intercept form (by isolating y and by finding the x and y intercepts and graphing). I fill in the graphic organizer with examples during my lesson, and the students then reference the organizer as notes.
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Using Time Zones to Learn Positive and Negative Numbers!
Sick of using debt and temperature to talk about negative numbers? Use other real-world context to teach your students about positive and negative numbers.. like TIME ZONES!
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- guided notes
- example questions to do as a whole class
- independent work
** Extension questions are included in the independent work that challenging your advanced students to calculate time zones across the whole world!
- exit ticket.
- maaps of US with time zones divided
- map of the whole
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Morning Work Sheet
Worksheet used for students to complete their morning work
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Puzzle Your Brains Out Wordsearch Puzzle's
Welcome to puzzle your brains out puzzle book, there are many awesome puzzles in here for you to get your head around and try and solve so have fun enjoy and
PUZZLE YOUR BRAINS OUT?
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