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Middle school fractions printables for Easel Assessments
How to Change Decimals to Fractions, Tenths, Hundredths, Thousands
Converting decimals to fractions? Included are print-and-go worksheets with examples, a place value chart, a divisibility chart, and an EASEL ASSESSMENT. Increases student skills for converting and reading decimal notation. 15 pages. Use for:1. Guided Practice2. Homework 3. Introduction or Review at the beginning or end of the school year4. Basic math review for testing5. Summer Practice Includes: 6 pages with an example on each page 6 Answer pages. Place Value Reference Page Divisibility Ru
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6th - 9th
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Multiplying Fractions with and without Arrays
Rectangular Arrays are an ideal visual support for understanding multiplication of fractions. This bundle provides "Interactive Teaching Pages" and "Dynamic Worksheets in 4 key areas: Multiplying two fractions Multiplying a fraction by a whole numberMultiplying a whole number by a mixed number Multiplying 2 mixed numbers There are 6 Worksheets. All questions are randomised at the click of a button. All the Worksheets generate solutions. Multiplying two fractions: ARRAY: 6 questions with Arra
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4th - 6th
Fraction Wall - Equivalent Fractions and Adding/Subtracting Fractions Worksheets
Use the two fraction walls to answer the questions on equivalent fractions and adding/subtracting fractions with different denominators. The pack contains six worksheets: two fraction walls, each wall coming with an equivalent fractions worksheet, an adding fractions worksheet and a subtracting fractions worksheet.All worksheets are in PDF format and answers are included.Also included with this resourceFree Easel versions of all six worksheets, allowing students to complete and submit the activi
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4th - 7th
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Pi Day or Popover Day: Any Day for Mathematical Magic!
Free! My gift to you so you can sample my resources and perhaps find some additional resources of interest.Includes:-"Pi Day Can Be Any Day": A self-correcting Easel Assessment.-A definition of pi (also written as π) and terms used in this lesson.- Three examples: using a bicycle tire, a drum head, and a life ring.- A poem about Pi.- Writing your own poem to celebrate Pi Day.-Several You Tube video suggestions; a song and how they determined pi.Suggested for Grades 6 on up..."I not only learned
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6th - 9th
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