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High school The New Year order of operations resources for Microsoft Word
Operations with Integers Test or (Review) Grades 7-9
This download can be used as a test or a review of "Operations with Integers".
There are 30 questions for students to solve (solutions included).
Check out the free preview for more specific details and a glimpse of the first 2 pages of this 3 page test/review.
Teacher-Author: Krystal Mills
integers, operations with integers, adding integers, subtracting integers, ordering integers
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7th - 9th
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Writing Prompt Pack Narrative Essay, Personal, Text-Based, Making Good Choices
In this easy-prep narrative writing assignment, students will read and analyze an excerpt from a popular film with an issue that all students faces: the internal struggle of making the right choice. Students are challenged to recall an experience in their own lives when they were called upon to do the right thing, and then they must relate that experience to the stimulus. It would be great for back-to-school, the New Year, or even end-of-year with 8th graders or seniors. Suggestions for teachin
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7th - 11th
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El Año Nuevo Future Tense Spanish Interpretive Reading Writing Sub Plan Activity
This is a reading in Spanish that is 385 words long. It deals with the subject of New Year's Resolutions but could easily be modified to just be about goals for the year. The reading features ten of someone's goals for new years, and an explanation of each goal. There is a lot of use of the future tense. There are questions that follow on the pages after the reading. There are interpretive reading questions, comprehension questions, and short answer questions. This could be used as a plan for a
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9th - 12th
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Time Capsule Letter to Your Future Self Creative Writing Assignment
Worksheet Print out and hand to your students. They'll love it! I give it to my 7th graders. The sheet goes through all topics for them to write about. Students are given one to two periods of class time and a weekend to complete it or make it as long as they'd like. They seal it up and put their graduation year on the front with their name.
Their senior year, they get the time capsule letter back and they LOVE reading it!
I've done this assignment for over 10 years and this sheet is
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6th - 9th
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El Año Nuevo / Nochevieja / Doce Uvas Lectura: New Year's
This 3-page file includes:~A reading in which students get a chance to see Colombia's New Year's traditions in the grammatical context of the future tense. The narrator is a 16-year-old boy discussing all the changes in his family's life in the coming year, his plans for tonight including Colombian traditions for New Year's Eve as well as a list of his resolutions. Reading includes a full glossary of new vocabulary.~A worksheet with six reading comprehension questions, and writing practice to g
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Spanish Winter Holidays BIG Bundle: Top 20 Resources at 50% off!
Spanish - Wishes for the New Year with Present Subjunctive
Have your students ring in the New Year with wishes that use the present subjunctive.Students are given a list of subjunctive clauses (e.g., Esperar que, Preferir que...) and a list of possible wishes (mis profesores "ser" amables, mis padres me "dar" un perro). Students choose 10 different subjunctive clauses and 10 different wishes to create complete sentences . An example sentence may be: "Espero que mis padres me den un perro."Then, students are given a string of words and a subjunctive
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Spanish - Present Subjunctive BUNDLE!
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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Christmas Color by Number - Order of Operations -ex. X= (3+1) 4 /2 Gr. 3-8
Here is a fun worksheet based on combining numbers correctly by the order of operations. Good practice for math classes but also physical science classes. Examples: (3+1)4 /2, 4 + 24 /6, 7 x 5 – 5 / 5, 13-(3 x 2 + 4), 8-36 /12
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4th - 12th
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Order of Operations Birthday Project
This project requires students to use the order of operations to create a number that is equal to their birthday (i.e. a birthday on July 10 would equal 710).
Order of Operations Birthday Project by Allison Stein is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
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5th - 10th
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Combining Like Terms Partner Activity
In this activity, students will work with a partner to complete 15 practice problems involving combining like terms. This is similar to a think, pair, share activity. Students should have knowledge of variables and integers before completing this activity. Each student solves his or her own problem. Both problems are different, but the answers are the same. This is a great way to practice combining like terms! The answer key is included along with a student handout. You can also edit as n
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6th - 12th
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Find Someone Who - New Year's Resolutions (After Winter Break)
Time for a brain break! It's the first days back from Winter Break ❄️ and a chance for team building in the classroom. Let your middle and high school students walk and talk about their New Year's Resolutions with this "Find Someone Who..." activity.Teenagers like to talk about what they do during their free time. These partner and circulating speaking tasks will maximize the participation in your classroom. This activity is in Microsoft Word .doc form so that you can customize the discussion t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Find Someone Who: Happy Everything Winter Holidays Brain Break Bundle
Math Puzzles (Addition / Subtraction - Sudoku) - Game / Extra Credit
A perfect math puzzle worksheet to use for homework, review, or extra credit. Puzzles are great for mental math, calculators, and a refresher with negative numbers.Paper 1 - Four Addition (2) and Subtraction (2) Squares using numbers 1-9, some numbers are provided.Paper 2 - Four Addition (2) and Subtraction (2) Squares using numbers 1-9, no numbers are provided.
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6th - 10th
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Find Someone Who - New Year's Celebration (After Winter Break)
Time for a brain break! If it's the first few days back from winter break ❄️ let your middle and high school students walk and talk about their New Year's celebration.Teenagers like to talk about what they do during their free time. These partner and circulating speaking tasks will maximize the participation in the classroom. This activity is in Microsoft Word .doc form so that Ts can customize the discussion to fit the needs of their students.Students circulate and fill in classmates' names in
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7th - 11th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Find Someone Who: Happy Everything Winter Holidays Brain Break Bundle
ALL ABOUT COLLEGE Unit - Student Packet (Entire Quarter of Work!)
This Packet is designed to help students explore educational opportunities after high school graduation. The packet has over 50 pages of critical readings (with vocabulary work, reflections, author's purpose, and textual evidence practice), videos, speaking & listening activities (including a complete Socratic Seminar guide) a presentation, essay, and huge research opportunities for students. There is also an entire section on setting SMART goals, along with a reflection & re-evaluation
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7th - 11th
Desmos New Year's Resolution Project - Art by Graphing Functions&Transformations
A graphing art project! Great for the end of a unit on quadratics, polynomials, function transformations, or for a midterm or final exam! Students create artwork demonstrating their New Year's Resolution by using the common language of mathematics!Resource includes:- Project objective & description- Step-by-step directions- Project requirements- Tips on graphing in desmos- Examples of desmos art- Grading rubric- Parent functions & their graphs*Note: Check out my Desmos video tutorial, as
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9th - 11th
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Algebra 1 Unit 1 Foundations of Algebra Guided Notes
Guided notes and answer keys from 11 different foundations of algebra concepts: 1-1: Algebraic Expressions1-2: Order of Operations and Evaluating Expressions1-3: Square Roots1-4: Classifying/Ordering Numbers1-5: Properties of Numbers1-6: Adding and Subtracting 1-7 Multiplying and Dividing1-8 Combining Like Terms1-9 Distributive Property1-10 Intro to Equations1-11 Patterns and EquationsGuided notes are estimated to take between 10 to 15 minutes of a class period and should be followed by group/in
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7th - 11th
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Order of Operations, Percents, Fractions and Decimal Practice and Color Sheet
**Color Sheet is a picture of a turkey**
A front/back worksheet designed to have students practice solving problems using the Order of Operations, reducing fractions and converting percents and fractions to decimals.
Answers are contained within the boxes at the bottom of the page. The location of the answer indicates what color to use for the corresponding part of the picture.
Color sheet answer key is included.
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7th - 10th
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Evaluating Expressions Partner Problems
Students work individually on 8 problems. They compare answers to their partner and should get the same answers even though they were working on different sets of problems. If they get different answers, students are supposed to rework their partner's problem and find the mistake.
This is great practice for evaluating expressions and more exciting than a regular worksheet.
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5th - 10th
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Order of Operations Lesson Plan with Detective Pemdas
This is a uniquely structured step by step process for solving Order of Operations! It is appropriate for all ability levels. I have used this in my above average math classes and in my AIS classes. It is particularly good for the struggling math student, a resource room, or in an integrated classroom.
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5th - 9th
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Planning a Party Equations Project
Students are given a scenario in which they are to plan a party for the entirety of their grade level at the end of the year. They are to utilize several different fliers (provided) to create an equation for the cost of that product/activity. Included are 3 food flyers, 2 bounce house flyers, and 2 music flyers that emulate real world flyers. Students are provided with a template to create an equation and solve for various values, as well as 4 critical thinking questions for each section of the
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7th - 9th
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New Year Sustainable Feast & Upcycle Gift Project, AP Environmental Science
Before the holiday break in December, have students create an upcycled gift as a thank-you for a staff member in your school. Then celebrate before break with a sustainable feast where students share low-environmental-impact dishes and bring their own reusable dishes and flatware. If your school will let you do this, it is a very special day for students and the staff who receive their gifts. Gift tag templates are included for students to write heartfelt messages to their favorite staff member.
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9th - 12th
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Order of Operations Bracelet Project
This project involves the design and creation of a bead wrist bracelet based on the student's answers to a series of Order of Operations problems. This is typically a 6th thru 8th grade math project activity, but I have used it in my Algebra 1 and Math 1 classes as a review project. It reinforces the student's understanding and ability to accurately solve Order of Operations problems. The students are given (or provide for themselves) a set of multi-color, letter or number beads (or combinati
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6th - 9th
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New Year Traditions in Mexico and Spain - Spanish 1
This Webquest investigates different traditions in Mexico and Spain to celebrate the New Year! This is ideal for a Middle School or High School Spanish 1 class--both websites are in English.
Students will investigate:
-Eating grapes at midnight
-Throwing water out to the street
-Wearing different colored clothing (and underwear!)
-...And much more!
On the last page, students are asked to compare and contrast these traditions with traditions in the United States with a Venn Diagram.
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4th - 10th
Distributive Property Bingo!
Students practice the distributive property with an engaging activity!
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7th - 11th
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