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Applied math microsofts for parents
Fractions Review for High School Students with answer key (Editable)
No matter what course I teach at the high school level, it seems students need a review of how to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and compare fractions. This worksheet has a summary of each operation with examples. It includes fraction problems such as a/b + c/d for advanced or accelerated students as well.
The preview pdf shows what the word file looks like; the product file is a word document, which you may edit to your liking.
Keywords: fractions, operations, add, subtract, multiply, div
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7th - 12th
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Monthly Budget Planner - Track Subscriptions, Income, Bills, Debts and Savings
Take Control of Your Finances with our Ultimate Budget Planner!Do you feel overwhelmed when it comes to creating a personal or family budget? With so many expenses to track (monthly subscriptions, school, sports, gas, food, etc.), it can be difficult to stay organized and make the most of your money.That's where our Ultimate Budget Planner comes in! Designed for busy individuals like you, this easy-to-use budget planner takes the guesswork out of managing your finances. Simply plug in the number
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mathematical Operations Game of War (Editable)
Minds on Activity: Game of War for (Addition; Subtraction; Multiplication; Division; Distributive Property)The Printable provided is editable since it is in doc form so you can add or make changes to the numbers in it. NOTE: The operations gradually get harder, so I have included levels 1 through 3 to print out.Game of War Explained:The objective of the game is to win all of the cards. The deck is divided evenly among the players, giving each a down stack. In unison, each player reveals the top
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Not Grade Specific
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Tips for parents to help children at home with math
These are some suggestions on how parents can help their children at home with math. Since much of the math my students are doing now is so different from how their parents learned math, these suggestions have really helped my students' parents.
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1st - 6th
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Buying a Car: Paying Cash VS Paying Interest: Personal Finance
This worksheet encourages students to think through the differences of paying for a car with cash, having a down payment, and paying for a car by taking out a loan. Students will compare 3 scenarios. Calculations are simple and can be done mentally for higher students. Math skills covered are addition, subtraction, multiplication, calculating percentages, analysis, and problem solving.For the answer key and talking points to encourage class discussion, please visit my page:https://www.teacher
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5th - 12th
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Fact Family Triangle Parent Letter Directions/Game Ideas
This product is a letter I sent home to parents alongside a set of fact family triangles. The letter explains how to use the triangles and different ideas on how to make the triangles a fun family activity.
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K - 5th
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Touch Money Letter to Parents
I send this letter home each year so parents understand the Touch Money system and can support their child's learning at home.
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Not Grade Specific
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Basketball Math: Mean, Median, Mode, Range
Make math fun with this installment of Basketball Math: Mean, Median, Mode, and Range. Use a fun game to collect Data, use that data on the enclosed forms to reinforce the meanings of Mean, Median, Mode, and Range.
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4th - 6th
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Lightning Mcqueen Race Track Addition
Hi! This game it's so helpful for kids that loves racing cars and more specifically Lightning Mcqueen. The idea it's to have a race and use two dices to sum and then move the cars. Whoever gets to the finish line first Win!This game includes instructions in Spanish and English as well as another ideas for use it.*Materials: 2 dices, 2 racing cars.Have fun!
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K - 2nd
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Letter B Number 2
Complete weekly lesson plan with instructions and worksheets. This is geared parents and caregivers looking to prepare their child for kindergarten. Weekly lessons for all letters of the alphabet and numbers 1-20 are or will be available.
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PreK - K
SpongeBob Subtraction! Sums 1-10
SpongeBob Subtraction! (Sums 1 - 10) covers basic subtraction facts with sums up to 10! A creative way of engaging reluctant learners in practicing their subtraction math facts, with one of their favorite TV Characters!
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PreK - 2nd
Dragon Digits! Multiplication/ Times Tables Facts 1 - 12!
Dragon Digits! Multiplication/ Times Tables Facts 1 - 12! covers basic multiplications facts with sums up to 12 A creative way of engaging reluctant learners in practicing their addition math facts, with one of their favorite characters!
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
6th Grade Chapter 1 Test Study Guide with Answer Key
This product is the study guide to the assessment that covers factors, exponents, expressions and word phrases, area of triangles and quadrilaterals, display data using dot pots, histograms, and boxplots, and reporting observations from a graphic display. There are different types of questions, including open ended questions. Great for 4th-8th grade. Great for test prep, morning work, and even intervention/enrichment! The word file can be converted to a PDF file and printed.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Superman Subtraction! (Sums 1 - 10)
Superman Subtraction! (Sums 1 - 10) covers basic subtraction facts with sums up to 10! A creative way of engaging reluctant learners in practicing their subtraction math facts, with one of their favorite super heroes!
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
How to Help my Students with Math, Parent Flyer
This is a flyer that describes to parents how they can help their students with math at home! Within the document are English and Spanish versions.
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Not Grade Specific
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The Toy Chest Dilemma
In this authentic task, students take on the role of a child who needs to build a toy chest in order to clean his room. Students use critical thinking skills to determine the appropriate size of a toy chest, find the total amount of lumber needed, and calculate the total cost of building the toy chest. Directions are included so students can build their own version if they want! This authentic task is intended for students in grade 3 through 5. However, younger students can complete it with addi
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Standards Based Conference Self-Evaluation Math
Students would fill in their scores on how they're doing in Math. I would fill in as teacher the other side and they would share these at Student led Conferences.
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Grades:
7th
Math Target Family Night WS
Many schools cooperate with local retailers to provide real world math experiences for students. These worksheets can be used for an elementary school Target Family Math Night.
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K - 5th
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NSW Calculation Strategies Guide
On overview and pictorial example of the calculation strategies for each of the four operations as outlined in the NSW Mathematics syllabus. A useful guide for teachers, students and parents. Helps to promote a consistent approach to teaching and learning across your school.
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Grades:
K - 6th
*Editable* CPM CC2 Parent Info Letter and Syllabus
Editable Google Document of an Introduction Parent Informational Letter and Syllabus for CPM's 7th Grage Course CC2. Only portions of the documents are shown in the preview.
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5th - 7th
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*Editable* CPM CC1 Parent Info Letter and Syllabus
Editable Google Document of an Introduction Parent Informational Letter and Syllabus for CPM's 6th Grage Course CC1. Only portions of the documents are shown in the preview.
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4th - 6th
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Number Bonds made simple
Number bonds can be confusing for children. Here is a simple activity to help them understand the concept easier.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Money Savings Plan
I created this savings planner guidelines, table, and graph for personal use but thought it may be useful for teaching high school-level students about saving money!I used a combination of my behaviour analytic skills and experience with needing practicality in my life to create this resource. I hope you find it helpful! When you input your $ amounts and dates into the chart, it should adjust the graph to reflect your progress. However, it is recommended that you have experience with Microsoft E
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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