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Middle school algebra printables for Microsoft Word under $5
Factoring Trinomials X Box Pre-Factoring Activity
Factoring trinomials using the X-Box method is the best strategy I have found to teach this concept. This worksheet has 3 pages of x-box puzzles for students to solve before learning how to factor trinomials. An answer key is also included. Download the preview file to see exactly what you will get.
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7th - 9th
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Comparing Integers Greater Than Less Than PLUS
COMPARING INTEGERS GREATER THAN LESS THAN PLUS
Can your students use < and > when comparing integers and some fractions and decimals as well? Can they put a set of integers in order from least to greatest?
These 2 full worksheets use less than greater than with integers and require students to fill in inequalities with < or > to make them true statements. SOME FRACTIONS and DECIMALS ARE MIXED IN!
These worksheets will make your students "THINK"!!
See the Download Preview for a cl
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6th - 9th
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Unit Price - Calculating the Best Buy Project
This group project is fun, and solidifies the concept of Unit Price/Calculating the Best Buy into a student's skillset better than any other activity I have used. It is designed to last 2-3 50-minute class periods but I left it in Microsoft Word format so that you can easily edit it to meet your needs.
This could be done individually, but is designed to be done in small groups of 3-4 students.
After some instruction, students are required to find actual items in sale advertisements and compar
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6th - 9th
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Exponents Challenge!
EXPONENTS CHALLENGE!CHALLENGE YOUR STUDENTS with these TWO worksheets on exponents.Here are two examples of what's on here:* * two to the sixth power minus eight squared* * five to the fifth power divided by five cubedTHINKING? YOU'RE STUDENTS WILL BE!! Students are given 16 WRITTEN EXAMPLES like above to solve on Side 1. They then have to find their matching answers on Side 2, BUT the matching answers on Side 2 are ALSO written out in words and must be solved too! 32 examples to solve in all ~
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6th - 8th
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Valentine's Day Math - Candy Heart Number Cube Game - Evaluating Expressions
Quick, simple, and fun for your students, this number cube game could take as little as 10 minutes or as long as half an hour. You can have kids switch partners after each game, and play as long as you would like.
These directions are included at the top of the page: Roll your number cube. Replace the candy heart variable in each expression with the number you rolled. After you evaluate the expression, the player with the greatest value wins that round. The player who wins the most rounds at t
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5th - 8th
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Integers Comparing with Greater Than & Less Than Plus!
INTEGERS COMPARING WITH GREATER THAN & LESS THAN PLUS!
TWO full worksheets comparing integers (and some decimals and fractions) using greater than and less than and their appropriate symbols.
Students get plenty of practice using < and > while comparing integers, fractions and decimals. NOT for the beginner.
Part 1 - 24 examples where students must fill in blanks with either < or > to compare integers, fractions and decimals; will make your students "THINK"!!;
Part 2 - 15 ex
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5th - 8th
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Order of Operations C.S.I (Crime Scene Investigation Style!)
Do you want to put a fun and motivating twist into Order of Operations practice? This is the activity for you!In this editable "game", you can choose any teachers in your school to become suspects. The students must determine the "who", "seen when" and "how they got away" from any situation of your choice. This game includes 12 order of operations problems with integers and rational number operations (decimals and fractions) along with some exponents.
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6th - 10th
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Word Problems Graphic Organizer
Word Problems: What's all the FUSS about?!?!
This graphic organizer is great to assist students in answering word problems. It uses the acronym "FUSS" to assist students with the process of solving word problems. This worked great during our systems of equations unit but can be easily adapted to accommodate other units as well.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Outdoor Middle School Math Activities
This activity is excellent to use at the end of the year when they kids are itching to get outside. It involves measurement, the Pythagorean Theorem, and other activities. If you do not have access to sidewalks, trees, and flowers this will probably not work for you. The kids seem to love it.
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6th - 8th
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Graphing on the Coordinate Plane (on a US Map with State Capitals!)
Help your students learn or review graphing on the coordinate plane by using US State Capitals to guide them! 20 US Capitals to graph or locate coordinates for. Answer Key provided. Also check off the box for cross curricular for math & social studies!
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6th - 9th
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Linear vs Nonlinear and Functions Key Rules
This sheet shows the "Key Rules" to determine if a relationship is a function. It includes mappings, order pairs, and graphs. It also shows the "Key Rules" to determine if a relationship is linear or nonlinear. It includes equations, charts and graphs. I pass this out to my students at the end of the Functions chapter to help them study.
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8th
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Halloween Math - Pumpkin Number Cube Game - Evaluating Expressions
Quick, simple, and fun for your students, this number cube game could take as little as 10 minutes or as long as half an hour. You can have kids switch partners after each game, and play as long as you would like. These directions are included at the top of the page: Roll your number cube. Replace the pumpkin variable in each expression with the number you rolled. After you evaluate the expression, the player with the greatest value wins that round. The player who wins the most rounds at the end
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5th - 8th
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Coordinate Graph Picture - I LOVE MATH!
Great for beginners. This is my go-to graph after students learn the ins-and-outs of the four quadrants and half points or need a post-holiday-break reminder activity. The shapes are purposely out of order so that the message isn't revealed too quickly. It's fun when they figure out what it says, more fun when they roll their eyes at the absurdity of loving math. Bonus: Kids can color it in afterwards, and this makes for a beautiful, math-centric bulletin board to display student work, if you've
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Two Steps Equations (100 questions), Worksheet
Two Steps Equations (100 questions), Worksheet
It is good for classwork and homework
example: 2x - 1 = 7
Do the Math!!!
My Quizzes:
4th Grade Word Problems Quiz (10 Q)
Equations and Inequalities Quiz (20 Questions)
An Introduction to Functions Quiz (11 Questions)
Evaluate Expressions Quiz (22 questions)
Pairs of Lines Quiz (17Q)
Types of Angles Quiz (10 Q)
Increasing Growth Pattern Quiz (10 Q)
Compare and Order Decimals Quiz (10 Q)
Ratio Quiz (10 Q)
Absolute Value Quiz (10 Q
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Exponents Greater Than Less Than
EXPONENTS GREATER THAN LESS THAN
* 2 full worksheets of exponents using greater than and less than.
* 24 examples in all - students must solve two sides of an equation and place in the symbols less than < or greater than > to make the equation true.
* Each equation consists of two or more exponents to solve.
* Great use of mental math and facts as well.
* Will reinforce their understanding of how exponents are solved as well as the use of < and >.
~ ~ ~ See Download Preview fo
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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Polynomial Factoring Puzzle - Factoring Polynomials into Binomials ( algebra )
Here is a fun way to practice factoring those pesky polynomials into 2 binomials that is so critical to success in algebra. Contains 25 practice problems. Basic trinomials that are ready to be factored for students getting acquainted with this skill or needing a little extra practice. Use this for practice, assessment, tutoring, homework, or for early finishers. The answers are connected to letters in a key to spell out some well-known words of wisdom. Good way to motivate students and boost
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Order of Operations Test (20 questions)
Order of Operations Test (20 questions)
My Quizzes:
4th Grade Word Problems Quiz (10 Q)
Equations and Inequalities Quiz (20 Questions)
An Introduction to Functions Quiz (11 Questions)
Evaluate Expressions Quiz (22 questions)
Pairs of Lines Quiz (17Q)
Types of Angles Quiz (10 Q)
Increasing Growth Pattern Quiz (10 Q)
Compare and Order Decimals Quiz (10 Q)
Ratio Quiz (10 Q)
Absolute Value Quiz (10 Q)
Numbers and Operations Quiz (10 Q)
Measurement Quiz (10 Q)
Patterns, Relations
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Christmas Holiday Math - Snowman Number Cube Game - Evaluate Expressions
Quick, simple, and fun for your students, this number cube game could take as little as 10 minutes or as long as half an hour. You can have kids switch partners after each game, and play as long as you would like.
These directions are included at the top of the page: Roll your number cube. Replace the snowman variable in each expression with the number you rolled. After you evaluate the expression, the player with the greatest value wins that round. The player who wins the most rounds at the e
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5th - 8th
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Contrasting Vocabulary: Expression vs Equation and Numerical vs Algebraic
This resource is a great way to help students understand the differences between the following vocabulary terms. Expressions versus Equations and Numerical versus Algebraic. Pre-Algebra students typically struggle with directions that use these terms. This activity helps students make sense out of these words.
This product includes a graphic organizer, 16 "cards," and a solution key.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Math March Madness - A Final Look (Freq Distributions, Stats, Regression Lines)
Fill out a bracket, watch the tournament unfold and then mathematically analyze how you did! This activity is flexible enough to be used for a variety of levels. I have used all 6 pages for an AP Statistics class, and have used pages 1 through 5 for an Algebra or Algebra 2 class. You could even use it in lower levels as long as you are covering percents, and basic stats like mean, median, mode and graphing. The document is editable so you can adjust/delete to tailor to the level of statistic
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Dimensional Analysis / Convert unit rates foldable
This two sided foldable will walk students through the steps to convert between unit rates AKA perform dimensional analysis.
They can quiz themselves by leaving the flaps down, or open them all to guide themselves through practice problems.
Each step has room for an example of both converting 1 unit or measure and also converting a rate to a different rate.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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6.EE. 2 & 6.EE.6 Lessons: Act It Out Algebra
I created these lessons to introduce algebraic expressions and equations to my 6th graders. All the lessons revolve around the essential question: How can I use equations with variables to represent real life scenarios?The goals of these introductory lessons are…Introduce students to the difference between expressions and equations, the use of variables and the idea of independent and dependent variablesAllow students to act out real life scenarios and then create equations that reflect each sce
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Grades:
6th
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7th Grade Math Common Core Standards in Student Friendly Learning Goals
This 87 page document is great for 7th grade math teachers. This converts the Common Core Math standards to learning goals for teachers to post in their classroom. This also keeps teacher in check to make sure all standards are covered. The learning goals also include the standard number it addresses.
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Grades:
7th
Thanksgiving Math - Turkey Number Cube Game - Evaluating Expressions
Quick, simple, and fun for your students, this number cube game could take as little as 10 minutes or as long as half an hour. You can have kids switch partners after each game, and play as long as you would like.
These directions are included at the top of the page: Roll your number cube. Replace the turkey variable in each expression with the number you rolled. After you evaluate the expression, the player with the greatest value wins that round. The player who wins the most rounds at the en
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Grades:
5th - 8th
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