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Middle school algebra microsofts for GATE
Logic Puzzles for Spring
Logic problems are fun for bell-ringers, time-fillers, and challenge. This set of ready-to-use 6 Spring-themed problems are great for your middle school math and secondary math students. Keep even your brightest students challenged. Included in this resource:- 6 Spring-themed logic problems of medium level- Answer Key- Great for math centers, time fillers, or bell-ringers.- Note: the logic puzzles may require more than one review of the clues. Love Logic Puzzles? MUST have logic puzzles sets
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Logic Puzzles Bundle of seasonal logic puzzles for middle school math
Simple and Very Easy Algebra Scoot! Game - Gate, Review, Activity, One Variable
This Scoot game will get your upper elementary and lower middle school students moving and doing easy algebra all at the same time!
Each equation involves one variable and simple addition, subtraction, or multiplication with sums and products equal to less than 20.
*Use for GATE students who need a challenge!
*Use for older students and shorten the time for each problem to help them think on their feet!
*Use for indoor activity on a rainy or snowy day!
*Use for a review day or filler activity!
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4th - 8th
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Problem of the Month - Family Tree Expressions
Problem of the Month: Through fun, quirky, challenging word problems, students will apply their knowledge of expressions to finding ages of family members an creating a family tree. Students will tackle a series of problems with increasing difficulty. The level A problems involve finding the ages of their cousins, and the level E problems involve using a expressions/formulas to create a detailed family tree with birthdays and ages. This is designed for middle schoolers - sixth graders will be ab
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Problem of the Month Bundle
Zach's Eraser: Linear Functions and Line of Fit
This is an effective and thought-provoking way to helps students apply functions to real situations. The resulting function shows a negative slope. Though it is a simple linear function, the data is not perfect, so a line of fit must be employed. Because it is based on real data, even students who have only a beginning experience with functions can understand the concepts and mathematics. The lesson can incorporate slope-intercept and point-slope forms as well as independent and dependent variab
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7th - 10th
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Transformations of Linear Functions with TI-84
This inquiry packet guides students through invesitigating common transformations of linear functions. Using a graphing calculator, students explore how a function changes as you add, subtract, etc. Also inlcudes a bonus section on transformations of quadratic functions.
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8th - 10th
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Gifted & Talented: Convergent/Divergent Thinking
I use this activity to practice convergent vs. divergent thinking skills with my GT students. I also use it to introduce Hands on Equations as a way of demonstrating how a variable represents an unknown in an expression or equation, and that variable's value can change from one expression to the next.The document contains a series of puzzles for students to solve. For example, in the case of 12 M in a Y, M=months and Y=year. Puzzles progress from easy to difficult. Answers included.(Note: if st
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4th - 7th
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Hands on Equations Level 2 Rubric
Enjoy Hands on Equations Level 2 Rubric! This is great for you to use as part of your gifted curriculum to hold students accountable to Hands on Equations Level 2. It is editable and allows you to click the buttons in order to complete the rubric.
X and Y Intercepts Group Investigation
Students work together in a self discovery to figure out how to find the X and Y intercepts of a line just by using the linear equation. Students may ask for the provided hint cards if they are having difficulty. However, hint cards lower the group's grade. 2 pages
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7th - 11th
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Printable Mad Lib Math Activity-Quotient Property of Exponents (8EE1)
Your students will have a blast and practice their math skills while doing this mad lib math activity. Low prep for you and fun for your students!All you need to do is print copies of the 15 slides and the answer sheets and then hang them around your room. Everything is provided for you, including an answer sheet for easy grading.Students work through all 15 slides. Each slide consists of a problem and four possible choices. Students select their answers and then write down the corresponding wor
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7th - 12th
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Algebra Assignment
An algebra assignment for an extension Year 8 or 9 class that covers: expanding brackets, binomial expansion, simple and complex factorising, adding and subtracting algebraic fractions.
The document comes in *.docx form and is fully editable.
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7th - 10th
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Solving equations assignment
An assignment or test for an extension Year 8 or 9 class that covers solving simple equations, solving equations that requires expanding or factorising, graphing equations and reading information from linear graphs.
The document comes in *.docx form and is fully editable.
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7th - 10th
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Multiplying Integers Notes Page
This notes page is a great way to introduce multiplying integers using a number line and the idea of repeated addition before showing the integer multiplication rules to students. Students learn with the technique that multiplication is just repeated addition and the sign of the second number tells you the direction on the number line you are going. This is a great method to teach before showing the general integer operation rules.
Domain and Range Practice Worksheet
This worksheet ask students to find domain and range of different types of functions (discreet, mapping diagram, sets, etc.). It also asks them to work backwards and write a function for different domain and ranges.
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8th - 11th
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Introducing Variables
This product is also listed as "Introduction to Algebra."
This short PPT explains (in a slightly silly way) that the "mystery box" problems that students learn to solve during their early years in school are really algebra problems. The PPT explains what algebra is and why mathematicians use letters for variables. The PPT is visually appealing in order to keep students engaged long enough to deliver the necessary information in the lesson.
I hope you'll like the lesson. It's short, sweet, an
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4th - 8th
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