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Middle school math worksheets for SMART Notebook
Math High School Admissions Test POD's
This Smart Notebook contains 200 Problems of the Day (PODs) to help Junior High School students prepare for the High School Entrance Exams (HSPT, COOP, ISEE, SSAT).
Each of the fifty pages is composed of four math problems/questions. Each page as been duplicated with the correct answers for easy review and assessment. The questions include: word problems, basic math operations, decimals, percents, fractions, algebra, geometry, sequences, roman numerals and many more.
There are four blank pag
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Grade 6 Math Entire Year Smartboard Bundle
This download includes 6 units of Smartboard lessons that each have daily bell work, standard based objectives, vocabulary, whole group, partner work, individual practice slides and a debrief slide. Lessons that have integrated Kagan strategies have word documents with printable Word document worksheets. There are end of module review lessons and activities (including bingo and jeopardy) in each unit.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
ZOOMING IN ON DECIMALS - SMARTBOARD WITH WORKSHEET
THISI S THE SAME LESSON AS THE "ZOOMING IN ON DECIMALS" WHERE THE STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT TENTHS AND HUNDREDTHS BETWEEN 0 AND 1 ON A NUMBERLINE. THEY ARE INTERACTIVE ON THE SMARTBOARD AND CAN SEE, WHEN ZOOMING IN, HOW THE HUDREDTHS ARE FORMED. STUDENTS WILL WORK ON A WORKSHEET COMPARING AND ORDERING USING NUMBERLINES 0-1 AND 1-2 ALONG WITH VOCABULARY OF DESCENDING VALUES. ENJOY! THERE IS A PAGE TO EXPLAIN HOW TO MAKE ADDITIONAL SAMPLES IF YOU LIKE - ANSWER KEYS INCLUDED, ENJOY
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
OLYMPICS COMPARE AND ORDER DECIMALS
You will love this! Olympics are here! This is a wonderful, non traditional number line. Students drag each of the swimmers in order of who wins. The answer key is on the next page. There are 3 for you to use and practice comparing decimals. There is a document under the paper clip (attachment) for you to print if you like as students document their answers. You can use this worksheet & Smartboard Activity as a review, warmup, class assignment, or learning tool.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Absolute Value n Integers
Students practice writing integers and finding the absolute values in real world situations. You can use the comparison of DISTANCE vs DIRECTION to help students find purpose in absolute value of integers. Using these two concepts together gives them more meaning and less concept separation. These lessons give purpose to finding the absolute value and clarify the reasoning behind the +/- symbols being removed so it becomes less of a memorized task and more meaningful. This is done by using di
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Grades:
6th - 8th
SCUBA DIVE INTEGERS SMARTBOARD ACTIVITY w WORKSHEET
THIS ACTIVITY GIVES STUDENTS A GREAT VISUAL FOR COMPARING AND ORDERING INTEGERS. ON THE SMARTBOARD, STUDENTS CAN MOVE EACH OF THE DIVERS TO THE LOCATION IN THE WATER REPRESENTED BY HIS DEPTH. GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR VOCABULARY AND DISCUSSION. YOU CAN DISCUSS ABSOLUTE VALUE HERE AS WELL. THRE IS A WORKSHEET FOR FOLLOW UP. THIS IS GREAT FOR PRACTICE, INTRODUCING INTEGERS OR REVIEW.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Area of Triangles Smartboard Lesson with Game and Practice Geometry Triangle
Your students will LOVE this interactive practice to learn how to find the Area-of-Triangles Smartboard-Slides-Lesson includes LOTS of practice finding Area of Triangles slides, along with a Dice Game and Independent Practice. You'll use this to teach from year after year! WARNING: You MUST have SMART Technologies SMART software, and a SMARTBOARD to teach from, to effectively download, open and use this Interactive Smartboard Lesson. Go to https://legacy.smarttech.com/en/products/education-softw
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Grades:
5th - 8th, Staff
Introduction to Slope Activity
I use this in my Algebra 1 class to introduce slope. I start out with a story about my "first skiing experience." I explain how when I was on the ski lift it was fun and I had a "positive experience." Then I was going way too fast down the hill and my feelings were very negative. Then I got to the bottom and I was cruising and I had 0 feelings. Then there was a small cliff at the end that I did not notice and my feelings were undefined as I was falling.My students absolutely love this story
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7th - 9th
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Financial Literacy Review and Quiz BUNDLE with BONUS Smartboard Slides
Teachers ~ this is EVERYTHING you need to finish your 6th grade Financial-Literacy Unit covering all of the TEKS 6.14 A-H. 6-page-REVIEW, PLUS 2-page-QUIZ, PLUS Answer KEYS for both PLUS Smartboard Slides that have it all! You'll enjoy using this year after year! Click the 'Bonus Preview' to see all of the slides you get. IF YOU WOULD LIKE THE VERSION THAT INCLUDES DIGITAL CLICK HERE:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/DIGITAL-Financial-Literacy-Review-and-Quiz-BUNDLE-with-Answer-Key-MON
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6th
Integer Foundations Smartboard Lesson, homework, answer key
You will get a lesson that develops a student's understanding of negative concepts such as:
What contexts are represented by negatives
Ordering and Comparing negatives ( including decimals and fractions)
Placing integers on a number line.
Distance from zero
Distance between numbers
Writing integer number sentences
Direction of Change
This is a smartboard activity with 35 slides. There are at least 43 opportunities in this less for students to come to the board and be active with the smartbo
Grades:
4th - 7th
Representing Percents (Smart Notebook Lesson)
This Smart Notebook lesson teaches students how to represent percents as fractions, decimals, ratios, and models. It starts off with an in depth example of purchasing an Iphone that is on sale for 20% off. This example shows how to represent the amount paid, and amount saved on a hundreds grid. It also reinforces how percents can also be written as fractions, decimals, and ratios. Slides 6-9 provide four examples as guided practice to use with the attached graphic organizer (Word document). The
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Grades:
6th
12 Days of Christmas Unit Rate Math Activity (SMART Notebook)
This Smart Notebook Lesson is a fun culminating activity on unit rate. Using the 12 Days of Christmas song, students will go through 12 different presents they will buy for you, their teacher! ;) Students must calculate the unit rate of each day's gifts, and write it using the proper notation. This lesson can be completed using the attached word document with colored pictures, or you can be even more creative and have students cut out each day's gifts to create a foldable book. Full color slides
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Grades:
6th
Greatest Common Factor
This lesson teaches how to solve for greatest common factor in 2 different ways: List Method and Ladder Method. Both methods work effectively, although in grades 6 + the ladder method is proven to be more efficient, especially when given large numbers.
It is assumed that students have already been introduced to factors, although not completely necessary. This lesson can be used to teach the lesson by itself in one full class period, or spread out over two lessons.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Transformations Review-Leaves on a Tree Activity
Ready to Play Transformations Review. Use this review game for students to work collaboratively to review concepts such as translations, rotations, reflections and dilations. Warm Up activity and answer key included. Handout included in bundle.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Transformations Review Game: Leaves on a Tree
Write Equations for Graphed Lines
POWER POINT IS PASSIVE AND BORING!
Let your students come to the board and plot points with their fingers to determine the slope of a line.
This lesson contains two teaching examples to explain slope/intercept format and ten (10) practice problems for the interactive Smart Board. (Regular Ed and Students with Special Needs)
Printable student practice problems included.
Tried and Tested...my students love it!
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Fourth-->Fifth Grade Fractions Module Connections based on EngageNY Gr4 Module 5
Are you a fifth grade teacher? If your students used the grade 4 EngageNY modules last year, they are coming to you with more skills than you can imagine! Help them quickly recall the strategies and experiences they had last year using this SmartNotebook file! (It should also help you catch up with what they did last year - without having to read the EXTREMELY long grade 4 module 5!)
There are also fluency activities and worksheets attached to the file that will be helpful to special educat
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Grades:
4th - 6th
SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS; ELIMINATION, for Smart boards.
Solving systems of equations with instructional pages on elimination with and without multiplication. Step by step instructions. Multiplying one or both equations. Many pages of student practice and answer keys. 44 pages. Answer keys have a shape hiding the answer which can be slid over to reveal the answer. All pages are printable. (Straight forward not cutesy). SMART BOARD software is required to run these filesThank you for your purchase. If you would like to know about freebies, sale
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Grades:
6th - 11th, Adult Education
Christmas Ratios
Great smartboard activity for the class to complete to help with ratios. Includes a smartboard version and a handout for the students. Mrs. Claus need help making a recipe for her elves. The students will have to use ratios and unit rate to help her.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Comparing & Ordering Decimal Quiz
I use this quiz as a benchmark or pretest to assess my students so that I can plan instruction. It could also be used as an end of unit assessment. It is only 10 questions...short and sweet! It is a 2 slide SmartBoard file. The first slide is the quiz. The second slide is the quiz with answers.
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4th - 8th
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Smartboard math lesson - Volumes of 3D-figures 8.G.C.9
Apply in real life situations your knowledge about volumes of cylinders, cones, spheres, pyramids and prisms.
The file contains interesting problems that we encounter in our everyday life, related to volumes of 3D figures, great visual ads, and solutions.
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8th, Higher Education
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Greatest Common Factor {SMART Board Lesson, Independent Practice}
This lesson meets Common Core math standard 6.NS.B.4. It is useful to teach in any grade where students are multiplying fractions and need to reduce fractions.
In this lesson you will receive:
- a review of prime factorization,
- teaching slides on how to determine GCF,
- guided practice slides to practice finding GCF,
- and independent practice worksheets for students to find the GCF.
Happy Teaching!
Brian Johnson
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Grades:
5th - 7th
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Rational vs Irrational Numbers Smart Notebook Lesson
Define sets of real numbers: Natural, Whole, Integers, Rational, and Irrational. Erase on notebook slides for answers. Includes vocabulary match, sorts, classifying, and regents review questions.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Area and Perimeter Word Problems
Goes through word problems to solve for area and perimeter of 6 polygons.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions Sheet 3
Do you need a supplemental worksheet for converting mixed numbers and improper fractions? There are 3 picture problems included in this worksheet to enable students to visually solve the problem. There are 6 problems where students will convert mixed numbers to improper fractions. Also, there are 6 problems to convert from improper fractions to mixed numbers.
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3rd - 6th
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