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8th grade math scaffolded notes on sale
Construct, Compare, Interpret Circle Graphs
Mini Unit: Circle graphs are studied through several guided lessons and independent practice worksheets. Guided notes examine circle graphs and the types of data they represent and are perfect for your interactive notebook. Graphs are constructed to and from a bar graph. Problems involve evaluating and interpreting data through the percents, portions, and fractions represented by graphs. For use in upper elementary and middle school exceptional and general education classrooms.
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4th - 9th
Coordinate Plane Unit
Coordinate Plane unit, including guided notes, foldable, and activity. Guided notes discuss vocabulary with helpful hints and strategies. Foldable reviews vocabulary and offers students guided and independent practice graphing ordered pairs. The foldable can be glued into an interactive notebook for reference. The activity creates a drawing using given points and student determined points. This resource is recommended for the general and special education classroom for middle and secondary sc
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5th - 9th
7th Grade Math STAAR Reference Sheet Scavenger Hunt
This download includes a 24-question Reference Materials Scavenger Hunt where students will use the 7th Grade STAAR formula chart to determine the answer to each question. This activity is designed to really familiarize students with the formula chart so that they are comfortable with it before they have to use it on the STAAR Test.
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6th - 8th
Algebra 1 Unit 17: Rational Expressions and Functions - Notes, Homework, Answers
This unit is a great resource for your Algebra 1 course. You are buying guided notes, notes keys, homework assignments, and answers for a 5 lesson Rational Expressions and Functions unit. This unit is based on a traditional Algebra 1 curriculum.This Word document makes it easy for you to modify, edit, or copy and paste to make your own reviews and tests for the unit.Topics covered in this unit are:Inverse VariationInverse FunctionsGraphing and Transforming Inverse FunctionsSimplifying Rational E
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7th - 10th
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Algebra 1 Unit 11: Factoring Polynomials - Notes, Homework, Answers
This unit is a great resource for your Algebra 1 course. You are buying guided notes, notes keys, homework assignments, and answers for a 6 lesson Factoring Polynomials unit. This unit is based on a traditional Algebra 1 curriculum. This Word document makes it easy for you to modify, edit, or copy and paste to make your own reviews and tests for the unit.Topics covered in this unit are:Prime FactorizationGreatest Common FactorFactoring out the GCFFactoring by GroupingFactoring trinomials in x^
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7th - 10th
Multiplying Rational Numbers Foldable (Guided Notes + Examples)
This download contains a Multiplying Rational Numbers Foldable which includes Guided notes and examples for multiplying Integers, Decimals, and Fractions. The foldable is divided into 3 sections where one side contains guided notes and the other side contains examples.There are 3 examples for each section. An answer key is also included in this download.TEKSⓈ MATH.7.3A Add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational numbers fluently. Ⓡ MATH.7.3B Apply and extend pr
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5th - 8th
Also included in:Â All Rational Number Operations | 4-Pack of Foldables [BUNDLE]
Middle School Math Quick Reference Sheets
Over the years of teaching middle school math, I made my students reference sheets that they could use throughout the school year on the lessons that were being taught.There are 434 reference slides for middle school math. The slides are grouped into 48 topics. The topics are as followed:Mathematic symbolsMath vocabularyWord ProblemsWhole NumbersPowers of 10RoundingOrder of OperationLCM & GCFInequatlitiesOperations with DecimalsConverting fractions, decimals and percentsIntegersFractionsEq
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6th - 8th
Using Angle & Triangle Relationships to Solve Equations | Cornell Notes
Each worksheet in this download provides students with an Essential Question, Vocabulary Section, and Guided Practice. This is a great resource for ALL students, especially for students enrolled in AVID courses! Worksheet #1: Angle RelationshipsWorksheet #2: Triangle Angle Relationships (Triangle Sum Theorem)TEKS Supported7.11(C) write and solve equations using geometry concepts, including the sum of the angles in a triangle, and angle relationships.Common Core Standards Supported:MATH.7.G.B.5Us
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6th - 8th
Writing Equations in Slope-Intercept Form from Verbal Descriptions
Writing Equations in Slope-Intercept Form from Verbal DescriptionsThis download contains a worksheet that guides students into writing equations in the form of y = mx + b when given a verbal scenario. There are a total of 4 scenarios for students to work through. In addition to writing an equation, student's have to take the process a step further by creating a table for each scenario after creating their equation. Math TEKS 8.5I Write an equation in the form y = mx + b to model a linear relatio
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7th - 8th
Math Operations Keyword Graphic Organizer for Interactive Notebook
Great addition to any interactive notebook! I had my students brainstorm terms to go into each symbol and then they shared their ideas aloud. The students came up with a lot of great keywords on their own!
Ⓢ MATH.7.3A Add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational numbers fluently.
Ⓡ MATH.7.3B Apply and extend previous understandings of operations to solve problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of rational numbers
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3rd - 9th
Ontario Math Curriculum │ Financial Literacy │ Credit Cards │ PPT │ Grades 7-9
This comprehensive Ontario financial literacy lesson covers various topics related to credit cards and loan sharks, annual percentage rates, creditworthiness, debt and interest rates, principal and interest payments, credit limits, and hidden fees. The lesson provides opportunities for students to research, write, reflect, and express their opinions on these important financial matters.Understanding Credit Cards: Pros and ConsOverview of Credit Card Benefits and Drawbacks: Students will gain ins
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7th - 9th
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Adding Rational Numbers Foldable (Guided Notes + Examples)
This foldable covers Adding Rational Numbers which includes Integers, Decimals and Fractions. The foldable is divided into 3 sections where one side contains guided notes and the other side contains examples. An answer key is also included in this download. TEKSⓈ MATH.7.3A Add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational numbers fluently. Ⓡ MATH.7.3B Apply and extend previous understandings of operations to solve problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication,
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5th - 8th
Also included in:Â All Rational Number Operations | 4-Pack of Foldables [BUNDLE]
CHEAT SHEET BUNDLE: Middle School Math
Everyone has raved about these cheat sheets so I decided to create a bundle! I hope they are as useful to your students as they were to mine. Happy Mathing! Used in 7th-8th grade pre-ap and on-level classes.
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6th - 10th
Graphing Unit Bundle
Graphing Unit Notes BundleI teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to practice material. I give an assignment on the material so students can use the majority of class time experiencing and mastering problems on their own.My students are behind in math skills and have time and time again flunked out of math classes or have been expelled. I aim to use short concise notes to get students back on track and build up their math skills. I generally use Kuta Software
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6th - 12th
Volume of Triangular Prisms Foldable | Guided Practice
This download includes a foldable that guides students through the process of determining the Volume of Triangular Prisms. Three word problems are provided for teachers who like to teach by giving students scenarios to work though versus skill-based problems. The first problem shows students how to find the volume of triangular prisms. The second example requires the student to work backwards to find either the height or area of the base. The final tab presents a challenge problem for students t
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6th - 8th
Triangle Angle Sum Quick Notes
Brief Notes on Triangle Angle Sum Quick NotesMy notes utilizes scaffolding instruction for student learning to slowly loosen the reins into students' hands. The notes cover the Triangle Angle Sum Theorem. covers a variety of examples but is not all encompassing of what they may experience. I highly encourage students to challenge themselves to figure out the remaining types of problems based on Triangle Angle Sum. The lesson does also cover exterior angle Sum Theorem as they often go together in
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6th - 12th
Slope without Using a Graph Quick Guided Notes - Slope Formula
Brief Notes on Slope without Using a Graph Quick Guided NotesI teach students how to first find slope from a graph. I believe that the visual way of learning slope provides students with a basic understanding of what slope is first before teaching students how to find slope without a graph. I teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to practice material. I broke down these notes into four parts so that students can quickly find what they need with these notes to
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Graphing Unit Bundle
Permutations and Combinations Quick Notes
Brief Notes on Slope Guided NotesI typically teach this lesson two different days: one day about permutations and another day about combinations. I find my students do better with this method as it splits the lesson into two parts and then can be followed with a lesson for students to do both on one assignment as review.I teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to practice material. I recommend splitting this lesson into two assignments, but also splitting the
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8th - 12th
Finding Slope from a Graph Quick Guided Notes
Brief Notes on Slope from a Graph Quick Guided NotesI typically teach this lesson with taking it slow to show how to find the rise over run. If students can piece that slope is just a measurement of how to get from one point to the next, I feel they get an understanding of how to solve the problems quickly through rise over run. I teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to practice material. I recommend ensuring students understand how to find the rise over run
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Graphing Unit Bundle
Slope Guided Notes
Brief Notes on Slope Guided NotesI typically teach this lesson two different days: one day about slope from lines on a graph and another day to review this plus how to get slope from equations. I find my students do better with this method as it reminds kids how to approach slope and what it is before giving them the equations.I teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to practice material. I recommend splitting this lesson into two assignments, but also splitti
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6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Graphing Unit Bundle
Classifying Triangles Quick Notes
Brief Notes on Classifying Triangles Quick NotesMy notes utilizes scaffolding instruction for student learning to slowly loosen the reins into students' hands. The notes cover the types of triangles in regards to angles (Acute, Obtuse, Right) and equal side lengths (Scalene, Isosceles, Equilateral). The lesson also teaches about equiangular, but it is up to you if you wish to use this term. The lesson covers vocabulary and many students pick up on this lesson quickly. My advice is to take the ex
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6th - 12th
Sample Space and Counting Principle Quick Guided Notes
Brief Notes on Sample Space and Counting Principle NotesThese notes are focused on helping students develop sample spaces using terminology and set notation at a high school level. The lesson also includes notes to counting principle at a quick pace. Because of the quick short pace of these notes, I often guide students on a few problems on the worksheet following the notes to ensure the students have the right idea. I teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to
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7th - 12th
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Algebra Worksheets - Substitution
A set of worksheets asking students to use substitution to calculate the value of different expressions before finding their matching answer. Two examples are provided at the top of each worksheet.Students could work independently or in pairs with this activity.Included are 5 question sheets and 5 answer sheets.Digital Version Also Available:If you decide to use this version of the resource, instructions and answer boxes are already in place but please feel free to add your own instructions and
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6th - 9th
Also included in:Â Middle School Math Bundle.
One-Step Equation Word Problems Guided Notes
Brief Notes on One-Step Equation Word ProblemsI teach students with brief notes that allot more time in class for students to practice material. I give an assignment on the material so students can use the majority of class time experiencing and mastering problems on their own.My students are behind in math skills and have time and time again flunked out of math classes or have been expelled. I aim to use short concise notes to get students back on track and build up their math skills. I general
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6th - 12th
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