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Math test prep lessons for Microsoft Excel
3-D shapes poster
Huge editable 3-D shapes poster. The poster is on an excel spreadsheet that can be printed on a normal A4 printer in pieces and stuck together. The poster has the names of the 3-d shapes, what they looks like, what the shapes look like as a real life object, the net of the shapes, what 2-D shapes make up each 3-D shape and facts about each 3-D shape (number of face, corners and edges).
Subjects:
Grades:
1st - 5th
CCSS:
First Grade Math Progress
This is perfect to use to do ongoing Math assessment using the Common Core and DIBELS math standards. I make a packet for each child to keep in their desk to use as a reference and as a go to when they need something to do.
It contains references for rote counting, money, 3-D shapes, and time. It also has assessments for number writing by 1's, 2's, 5's, 10's, back from 120 to 1 and the Lap Race to 500 for students who need an extra challenge.
This makes an easy reference when marking report
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 2nd
Types:
graph plotter for quadratics
This is a handy graph plotter for teaching quadratics and polynomials. You can change the variables and the student sees the plot right away so they can see how the coefficients affect the graph.
also, line of best fit,
Sin, Cos and Tan
quadratic equation
Yo can also use it to create a graph and copy and paste it to a test document and get the students to come up with the equation.
Subjects:
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Types:
Debunking scaffolding for 6th Grade Mathematics
Teaching 6th Grade Math can be tough. Some students need scaffolding. Enclosed in my spreadsheet is that skills and understandings your students need to be successful in 6th grade Mathematics. It outlines the standards that build up to the 6th grade standards. Lesson planning will be a breeze.
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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