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Common Core 7.EE.B.4 centers for special education
One-Step Equations Guided Notes Packet with Pictures, Examples, and Practice
The best one-step equations lesson you'll find anywhere! This 10-page packet is jam-packed with guided notes and instruction, visual aids, examples, checks for understanding, and supported practice. The packet can be printed and used as a whole, or you can choose to use each page individually. This resource is ideal for use in a math intervention or special education classroom, but it can also be used in a grade-level classroom with learners who benefit from additional background information and
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6th - 7th
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Algebra 1 Basic Review and Practice
Simplified explanation of basic Algebra for special education students or just that general education student that needs a simpler option. Each principle includes age appropriate graphics to explain the principle and each practice sheet has no more than 10 problems. It is difficult and overwhelming for struggling students to complete too many problems on one page. This makes it manageable and not so intimidating. Included is: Algebra Vocabulary Cards Algebra Vocabulary CrosswordVariables and Exp
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7th - 10th
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One-Step Equations Word Problems Activity with Graphic Organizer (Whole Numbers)
Engage students in active learning and critical thinking about writing equations with this hands-on, student-led activity. Students will work with word problems about one-step equations, where the story is revealed line-by-line and the student carefully considers each step in the process of writing and solving a one-step equation.This resource includes:A page of instructions (also available in the preview)12 word problems with whole numbers only. Each word problem is broken into four parts and c
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6th - 7th
Evaluating Algebraic Expressions (substitution) - Modified for Special Education
** Modified for Special Education **Reviews mathematical expression vocabulary:termcoefficientvariableconstantProvides practice substituting a variable for a known value (8 practice slides)Use as a simple, straightforward introduction to mathematical expressionsGoogle Slides - NO PREP!Drag and Drop!Answer Key Included
7th Grade Math Common Core I CAN Statements Posters | Special Education
Go one step beyond Essential Elements (EE) and Alternative Standards - with 3 LEVELS of COMPLEXITY for EACH learning standard. The Ohio Extended Learning Standards (OLS-E) are aligned with the Common Core and can be used as access points to build skills, and with special education students to access the curriculum.THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES: ✔ 77 coded pdf "I Can" statements posters(all topics in 7th Grade Math)FEATURES: ✔ THREE levels of complexity for each standard align with the Common Core
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7th
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Identifying Parts of Algebraic Expressions - Modified for Special Education
Modified for Special EducationNo prep required! Google Slides - Drag and drop!Introduces and offers practice with terminology including:TermsCoefficientVariableConstant Who am I? Activity included - Students identify the algebraic expression described on each slide
Modified / Introductory Level - Algebraic Expression Card Game
Algebraic Expression Card Game - Modified / Introductory Level Use for small group instruction, additional practice, concept reinforcer, etc., What's Included:Easy-to-follow directions page 25 number cards25 algebraic expression cardsAnswer keyConcepts Reinforced:Evaluating Algebraic Expressions (up to 3 steps) Order of OperationsSubstitution
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: MODIFIED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION - Algebraic Expression Bundle
Comparing Expressions
Using expressions with variables, students will have to simplify each expression and then use basic inequality symbols to compare their answers.Used as a way to review expressions and introduce inequalities in my 7th grade resource room. Includes a 12-question worksheet and an answer key.
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7th - 8th
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Adding and Subtracting Inequalities
Adding and Subtracting Inequalities: Students will practice how to set up their number lines, identify the proper point to use for each inequality type, and solve inequalities using addition and subtraction. Includes a fill-in activity where students can create their own inequalities by rolling dice. Students can work indepdently or as partners to complete.Used with my 7th grade resource room.Answer Keys Included
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7th
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