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Preview of Differentiated Function Tables, Color-Coded, Modified for Special Ed

Differentiated Function Tables, Color-Coded, Modified for Special Ed

These worksheets are modified from the middle school math curriculum. They are great for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum. There are four pages, all with the same function table. Differentiating will be easy, because all papers look similar. The x and y numbers are color-coded for students to see what the functions are. Two of the pages have hints on them, with the equation written in each row; the other two do not. Two pages have cut and paste numbers,
Preview of Patterns: Continue Basic Shape Patterns; Differentiated for Special Ed

Patterns: Continue Basic Shape Patterns; Differentiated for Special Ed

Aligns with the following objective: Given a repeating pattern using symbols, shapes, designs, and/or pictures with 2, 3, and/or 4 objects in the core, student will continue the pattern. This is a great assignment to do for homework or as a warm-up. There are two worksheets, one is more simplified for students with processing needs.
Preview of Days with Completed Assignments Poster

Days with Completed Assignments Poster

Print out these letters and it will for the sign, Every student in __ period completed his/her homework for __ days in a row. You simple write the period(s) you want to use and then everyday you update the number of days. Students love the visual, especially since I display this in the hallway. I began with a simple reward for 1 day, then a bigger reward for 5 days, and so on. The sign is a great motivator for students to turn in their assignment so they don't let their peers down and since t
Preview of Algebra Thinking Activities 2- Factoring Polynomials- Perfect Squares

Algebra Thinking Activities 2- Factoring Polynomials- Perfect Squares

Created by
A Heart For Math
This thinking activity for Algebra 1 asks students to determine the value for 'k' which makes the trinomial a perfect square. Five leveled activities are included, as well as an Answer Key, Teacher's Notes, suggestions for use, and ways to adapt for use by students with accommodations.
Preview of Homework Pass

Homework Pass

Created by
Jaime Smith
Homework pass to use for rewarding students. For good grades, behaviors, or for prizes in class. I use Publisher and print 10 homework passes on one page. Before you give them out, put a little initial on them in colored ink so you can be sure there are no copycats. :)
Preview of Central Tendency

Central Tendency

Created by
Sherwood's Shop
I use this for homework, with one week to complete and usually about 30 minutes in class for questions towards the end of the week. The assignment is designed for students to find mean, median, mode, range, standard deviation, and histograms.
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