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Common Core 7.EE.A.1 resources for Easel Assessments
Multiplying Polynomials | Distribution FOIL Box Method Area Model
Activity 1: 10 method comparing questions Students multiply polynomials using BOTH Distributive Property (or FOIL) AND Box Method (Area Model).Contains notes on how to multiply polynomialsActivity 2: 15 self-checking matching questions with an Answer Bank. Students have to multiply out each polynomial using EITHER Distribution/FOIL OR Box Method (Area Model).1 Activating Prior Knowledge Warm UpStudent multiply integers, decimals, and mixed numbers using an Area ModelStudents will multiply:binomi
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9th - 10th
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Polynomials | Classification Standard Form Degree Leading Coefficient
This is a crash course on the language we use surrounding polynomials! This resource contains notes, a student worksheet, AND a Formative Assessment specially designed for EASEL by TPT. The 1st page is entirely notes on polynomials (split into monomials, binomials, and trinomials), includes examples and non-examples, labeled diagrams, and Language Connections.The 2nd page contains student questions organized in a tabular format.Identifying degree and leading coefficient of monomialsIdentifying d
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8th - 10th
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Algebra 1 Midterm - Algebra 1 Paper and Digital Assessment
This is the ultimate Algebra 1 Midterm for your students. This Algebra 1 Midterm comes in both a digital format and a paper format. There are 66 questions that cover key Algebra 1 concepts from the first semester. This resource was created with differentiation in mind, so be aware that if you use the paper version you may need to grade on a curve, as it is mostly free response and I purposely threw in some trick questions to ensure complete mastery of the first semester of Algebra 1. The digital
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 1 Christmas Activity BUNDLE
Adding And Subtracting Linear Expressions
Learn about/consolidate knowledge of adding and subtracting linear expressions with these solve and match activity worksheets. Simplify the expressions on the left hand side and match to an answer on the right hand side.You will find:An addition worksheet with examples included.A subtraction worksheet with examples included.Two mixed addition and subtraction worksheets with examples included.Answer sheets are also included.Try before you buy?Adding Linear ExpressionsThis is a free worksheet usin
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Math Bundle.
Factoring And Expanding Linear Expressions.
Learn about/consolidate knowledge of factoring and expanding linear expressions with these solve and match activity worksheets. Solve the problems and match to the answers in the middle. A good opportunity for self-assessment.You will find:Two factoring worksheets with examples included.An expanding worksheet with examples included.An expanding and simplifying worksheet with examples included.Answer sheets are also included.Also available:Adding And Subtracting Linear ExpressionsDigital Version
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Math Bundle.
Distributive Property with Box or Area Model with Easel Activity and Assessment
This ready to print activity is great for individual practice, small group work, notes, and more! Students have the opportunity to use the box method/area model to write equivalent expressions using the Distributive Property.This ready to print activity is written in an We Do-You Try-it format and encourages students to look back on the previous examples to do two questions on their own. This resource includes distributing decimals and fractions and also challenges them to begin to work backward
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Multiplication and Division / Multiples & Factors Scaffolding / Scratch Paper
PRINT INSTRUCTIONS: Printing may be optimized by scaling the document to 90 - 95% depending on your printer. This activity was designed to use all possible available space on a single 8.5x11 sheet. This one-pager is designed to support students with multiplication and division during math assessments. The student should be allowed to complete as many of the exercises as necessary. Some students may not feel that all of the multiplication tables shown need to be filled in for their success.
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3rd - 9th, Adult Education
One Step Equations Assessment
16 One Step Equations to challenge students across addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with some negative numbers included!
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