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6th grade Common Core HSN-RN.A.2 lessons
Combining Like Terms Guided Note and Activity Pages No Prep - Print & Go Lesson
Unlock a stress-free lesson experience with this tailor-made resource on combining like terms. With an emphasis on clarity and efficiency, this no-prep, student-friendly set of combining like terms guided notes and combining like terms worksheet activity pages are designed to elevate both teaching and learning. Every page thoroughly shows combining like terms while being interactive and engaging.Here's What's Inside this Combining Like Terms Guided Notes and Activity Set:Guided Notes: Provide st
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6th - 9th
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Fractions, Improper Fractions, Decimals, Mixed Numbers - Online No Prep Bundle
A bundle of Google Classroom activities which can be used with no prep or as an interactive teacher lead activity. Perfect for visual learners, built by a Special Education Math teacher to help students see the full picture!
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5th - 12th
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BC Math 10 Roots, Powers & Exponent Laws Unit | No Prep! Differentiated!
This resource was recently updated.If you are looking for a differentiated, engaging, and hands-on unit on roots, powers, and exponent laws, then this package is for you! No prep necessary!Everything is fully editable and comes with step-by-step answer keys and links to YouTube lesson videos that match up with the lesson notes.WHAT SETS THIS RESOURCE APART:Formative Assessment Opportunities for Personalized GrowthThis unit has multiple formative assessment strategies where students can get speci
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6th - 11th
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Mini Unit: Radicals & Fractional Exponents | Fun, Engaging, Differentiated!
This is an engaging mini unit that would work great for an in-depth look at radicals and fractional exponents. The resources are well-organized and differentiated so they are accessible to a wide range of students.Students learn:Evaluating radicals and determining of numbers are perfect squares or perfect cubes.Converting between mixed radicals and entire radicalsEvaluating expressions containing fractional exponentsLessons include real-world connections.Includes:Lesson plans 1 Get Ready assign
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6th - 11th
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BC Math 10 Mini unit Rational Exponents, Exponent Laws | Engaging Differentiated
This is an engaging mini unit that would work great for an in-depth look at rational exponents and exponent laws. The resources are well-organized and differentiated so they are accessible to a wide range of students.Students learn:Evaluating Powers with Negative ExponentsUsing Exponent Laws to Simplify and Evaluate Algebraic and Numerical ExpressionsLessons include real-world connections.Includes:Lesson plans 1 Get Ready assignments to review prior skills3 sets of comprehensive and visual scaf
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6th - 11th
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Scientific Notation Lesson Plan (aligned with Common Core)
This lesson plan has two objectives. The first objective is to write standard numbers in scientific notation and vice versa. The second objective is to use the rules of exponents to multiply and divide numbers in scientific notation.
This lesson plan is for a double-period class (or two classes). It includes an opening activity, minilesson with guided steps through the process, examples, class activities and a worksheet for homework. Answer keys included.
A Web Search activity also is includ
Math Palindromes Lesson Plan
A palindrome is a word that remains unchanged whether it is spelled forward or backward, such as "rotor." Numbers can also be palindromes. For example, the number 727 is a math palindrome.
This lesson plan contains an article on math palindromes and some activities that students will hopefully find fun. In the activities, students will be evaluating expressions with exponents, working with patterns, and learning a little about Pascal's Triangle. Answer keys included.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Exponent Rules - Easy for Anyone to Understand
Exponents are simple if you learn them correctly. BUT, if not, they become confusing. Students must internalize the exponent rules to go on and solve more complicated problems. This includes two anchor charts. The first chart is basic exponent rules. The second is when the curriculum gets more complicated. Whether you are teaching with distant learning or face to face, your students need an easy to use resource that will help them master exponents. These pages are the property of Prep Time Saver
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Radical Functions Mini Lessons
This document contains a set of problems to use during instruction of radical functions, geared mostly towards Algebra 1, with guided examples.(simplifying radicals, combining radicals, rationalizing a denominator, solving radical equations)*Of course, you can rearrange the problems in this document for use as class work, homework, quizzes, tests, etc. as you wish! About my Products: While the PARCC assesses many of the mathematical practice standards, I aim to create many problems and activitie
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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