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Free middle school math resources for staff and administrators
Positive and Negative Integer Number Line Template - Student Aid - FREE
FREE student aid to assist teachers when teaching negative and postive integers.Each 11 x 17 Page contains five (5) template rulers of negative postive numbers that range from -12 to 12 with 1/4 divisions between each whole number range.Again, note that the paper is 11 x 17 to make the rulers sufficiently large, but 6 Xeroxed copies and a teacher has an immediate class set for a very affordable press of the coper print button.Great for modelling on the document camera for addition, subtraction a
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5th - 10th
Budget Worksheet
Simple one month budgeting worksheet. Let students discover what it might be like to budget expenses verses income in the "real world." This activity will help students understand what kind of expenses they will be expected to pay once they get out on their own.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Motivational Testing Posters & Coloring Pages
Thank you for your interest in our resources! The Motivational Testing Posters & Coloring Pages are great visuals for when your walls are bare due to the "testing season". If you have a testing buddy class, these are great to print, 2 to a page, and have your students color and present to their buddies. These are also great for parents who are wanting to do a little something *extra* for their child during their testing days. More designs will be uploaded to TPT, so be sure to follow and d
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PreK - 12th
Quadrilaterals: Classifying Quadrilateral Practice (FREE)
Simple and Basic Resource for students to practice knowing quadrilaterals. Students must be able to reason the patterns out of quadrilateral hierarchy. Practice, Repetition and Reflection are the three key arenas to accomplish this task. Use in small group, spaced repetition, tutoring, mini-lesson , quick review, or math groups. Free Resource.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Multiplication (Decimal) Practice Sheets (Free)
These three sheets are divided into half sheets for a quick review, math review or guided math...and especially with spaced repetition instruction. Students are not adept at this process because they do not know their math facts (solvable - see white paper on methodology - free download) or they do not know how to count decimals in the factors to determine the location of the decimal point in the product. These exercises should help them. NOTE: Many students do not realize when they view a w
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5th - 7th
Finding the Missing Dimensions: L-Shaped Polygons - FREE
Students often struggle computing the correct values of Perimeter and Area L-Shaped Polygons since all the sides are NOT given. The student must translate distances and compute the missing side.
This process is easy to do with a little practice. The teacher can divide the L-Shape into two rectangles and transfer the dimensions, and students quickly realize that it is either an addition or subtraction problem to ensure the dimensions are compatible.
These three (3) practice sheets will solve th
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3rd - 8th
Intersecting Line Segments: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines - FREE
These short exercises afford students to view geometric elements in isolation with only line segments and application line segments with 2-D figures (rectangle, square, rhombus, triangle and trapezoid). Students often struggle to mentally view a 2 dimensional figure as a series of connected line segments. Use with spaced repetition, math groups, homework or quick mini-lesson reviews. FREE resource. Best to you and your students. Blaine Helwig
Grades:
4th - 8th
Middle or High School Weekly Lesson Plan Template - Simple and Editable
This is a Lesson Plan Template that can be used for Middle School or High School teachers. It could also be use by Elementary Teachers depending on their teaching styles.The lesson plan template is fully editable so that you can adjust it based on your needs. The rows and columns will expand when you type in them, it’s pretty easy to use. I like to pre-fill things that are repetitive to save me time while planning. You can add or delete columns and rows as well. You might also like the following
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Bubble Answer sheet for Multiple choice Questions
This is a blank bubble answer sheet for multiple choice question tests or practice tests. The blank bubble answer sheet file is in pdf, downloadable, and editable. 50 Questions with 4 options (A) (B) (C) (D)This bubble sheet will make your assessment swifter and also give your students a good experience. Related Products50 Questions Bubble Answer Sheets For Multiple Choice Exam Options A, B, C, D, EBubble Answer Sheets for True and False Practice TestFill in the Blanks Answer SheetBlank Ans
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Bubble Answer Sheets for Test Preparation
Classroom Rules and Procedures
This Google Slide presentation provides a great list of rules and procedures to enforce in your classroom. I always present this PowerPoint once a month to my class to remind them of how they should act in my classroom. Repeating rules and procedures over and over is the best way to get them to stick.
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Grades:
K - 12th
Failure Notification and Student Work Request Parent Letter
Sometimes failing students need one more nudge to motivate them to focus on the work and skills practice they need to do to be successful. This parent letter template can be distributed to physically notify parents of their children's grades and provide an opportunity with specific steps that students can take to get back on track in your class.
This .rtf document can be edited in most word processing software types, including Microsoft and non-Microsoft products.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Protractors: Identifying and Reading Angles (FREE)
These simple sheets are practice sheets for beginning use of protractors. The methodology requires the student to FIRST identify the angle type (acute, obtuse, right or straight). Then, read the measure of the angle. The teacher should require students to reflect, "Does your angle type match the actual measure of the angle?" This step requires students to ascertain if their measurement is in line with the angle type and attempts to prevent misreading the protractor. FREE RESOURCE.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Florida's B.E.S.T. Standards K-12 MATH MTR At a Glance ** FREE **
Florida's Department of Education is moving from CCSS to new standards known as Benchmarks for Excellent Student Thinking, or B.E.S.T. standards. We have created high-quality resources to help you become more familiar with, and seamlessly integrate the new standards into your classroom.This FREEBIE contains the Mathematical Thinking and Reasoning (MTR) standards for grades K-12 on one easy to read page! Exposure to this language will help your students grasp a better understanding about how to
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K - 12th, Staff
Also included in: Florida's B.E.S.T. Standards | KDG MATH + Digital *BUNDLE*
Whole Number Line - Ruler Template - FREE
Whole Number Lines - 5 individual rulers per page (NOTE: on 11 x 17 Inch Paper)
A series of Ruler Templates that the teacher can take and make into a class set or a set to tutor students. Many capability...even though not an inch exactly, the teacher can use as a demonstration tool to learn to measure...count in primary grades...number line models for addtion, subtraction and multiplication.
Xerox, then Recommend laminating for durability. Cut-out individual rulers.
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Grades:
1st - 6th
Fractional Number Lines - Fractions - Find Missing Values - Level 1 - FREE
Fractional Number Lines - Level 1
Student fills in missing values on each number line - 3 sets with solutions.
Also, the student must shade the correct number of boxes of a proper and an improper fraction on each number line.
Teacher should model on the first number lines for students.
Level 2 will add in Mixed numbers...
Level 3 will add in Decimals...
Highly recommend to use these practice learning sheets first, and then use the Spaced Repetition on Fractional - Decimal Connection so stu
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3rd - 8th
FREE Editable Math Special Education IEP Report General Education Teachers
This FREE and EDITABLE resource can be used by a math teacher or special education teacher to assess the mathematical instructional and functional levels of a student in need of services. It includes sections focused on social development, student study skills, adaptive behavior, problem solving and overall environmental and material modifications. This resource is ready to print and is a done for you template that you can utilize in your special education department. The following are the categ
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6th - 12th
Protractors: Non-Overlapping Measurement Practice (FREE)
This resource is an application of angle measurements and a Common Core and TEKS requirement. Students are asked to find a missing angle (subtraction) of two adjacent non-overlapping angles OR the total angle measurement (addition) of two adjacent non-overlapping angles. I put this resource in two forms (Version 1 and Version 2). Version 1 is what the state standards assess. Version 2 is making the computation directly from a protractor after the calculation of angle measurements have been m
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4th - 6th
Student Information Sheet for Parent Communication English/Spanish
This is the information sheet I send home with each student on the first day of school to better be able to communicate with parents throughout the year. I created the document to easily be printed with English on one side and Spanish on the other.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Equivalent Fractions - General Understanding and Practice - Level 1 - FREE
Equivalent Fractions:
1.) Visual practice sheet - equal areas...
Students must realize that these two fractions are the SAME SIZE CIRCLES and GRIDS. That they are equivalent in shaded areas on each fraction.
I recommend to circle back and review every week for a month...quick review...reminder on equal areas...so there is sufficient repetition for students to ingrain a visual understanding of equivalent fractions.
2.) Levels 2 and 3 of this series. Mathematical meaning...actually multipl
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Multiplication Facts - Perfect Squares - Via Area Models (FREE)
This is a different way for kiddos to learn math facts - multiplication math facts.
It also teaches a physical model, so they are not memorizing unconnected facts when using the AREA model. Besides, kiddos should KNOW the term 'Perfect Squares' and its physical meaning...it will help them when they learn the Pythagorean Theorem and Quadratics in middle school, or should anyway.
For the repetitive addition model, it is recommended that the student learn their multiples to the 10th multiple fro
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
*FREE* DIGITAL K-12 Learning Objectives Wall - Google Slides
Teaching online?This product contains done for you Google Slides templates that you can use to digitally post your learning objectives/standards on your virtual class page. You'll save your completed slide as an image (JPEG or PNG) so this product is compatible with every online platform (Canvas, Google classroom, My School Online K-12 etc). You can type in your I can statements or standards (for older grades) or you can insert images of the "I Can" posters you own. I have the Kindergarten and
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PreK - 12th
Also included in: BUNDLE Florida B.E.S.T. KINDER ELA/Math eLearning Calendar and Images
Math Extension Problem Solving Task Cards FREEBIE
This FREE set of 8, no prep, challenge Math Task Cards are ideal for keeping early finishers in 5th 6th and 7th Grades, focused, on task and engaged in meaningful learning. They include a range of problem-solving questions, open ended tasks, mini projects, creative activities and investigational problems. Task Cards are an easy way to foster a love of Mathematics, encourage independence and can be used equally well as a group activity.Some cards may be completed quickly, others may take more tim
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5th - 7th
Math Talk Moves Poster - Professional Development
This Poster / Handout is a great resource when hosting a professional development session on Talk Moves.
We know that promoting classroom discussion and talk that have certain features can result in particular kinds of academic benefits, such as improved word knowledge.
Rich teacher-student discussion also supports the development of students’ reasoning and supports their abilities to express their reasoning.
Talk Moves help support the discussion.
The Talk Moves are:
Revoicing
Repeating
Rea
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8th - 12th, Staff
Identifying Angles: Acute, Right, Obtuse and Straight (FREE)
These practice sheets provide angle identification of acute, right, obtuse and straight angles. They also adapt the angle identification in to an application process of identifying the angles in a 2-dimensional shape. These sheets are useful for guided math, tutoring, quick homework review of the core lesson or spaced repetition. Please note: The teacher will need to do a mini-lesson on angle description where the vertex is defined as the middle letter. For instance, Angle GOT has 'O' as th
Grades:
4th - 6th
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