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8th grade math outlines for Google Apps
Must Do, May Do Colorful with TIMERS - Google Slides
This Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance.
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PreK - 8th
Must Do, May Do - Google Slides WITH *timers*
This Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance.
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PreK - 8th
ESSENTIAL Math/Science/STEAM Lesson Planning Template (Google Slidesâ˘)
Compatible with Google Driveâ˘Looking for an all in one, easy to use lesson planning template for your Math/Science/STEAM classes? This is the product for you! These beautifully designed and organized pages will help you get all that you need noted and written up for ANY Grade Level, Topic, and Lesson Length! The example sections will also guide new teachers through the planning process! With these COMPLETELY EDITABLE Google Slidesâ˘, you can be sure that each lesson plan you write will have all o
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â ULTIMATE Teacher Planning Tools BUNDLE
Digital WEEKLY Math Lesson Plan Template | Editable on Google Docs
Use this math lesson plan template to help plan your engaging, interactive weekly lessons! The resource includes templates for 100 minute, 90 minute, and 75 minute blocks. I have also included an example lesson plan for reference. The lesson plan resource is completely EDITABLE on Google Docs. You can link your activities to make the lesson plan easy to navigate (shown on example). I believe this lesson plan format is best for 3rd grade until 8th, but can also be used for younger or older grades
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3rd - 8th
Must Do, May Do Fall Speckled - Google Slides with TIMERS!
This Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance.
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PreK - 8th
Must Do, May Do Black and White - Google Slides with TIMERS!
This Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance.
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PreK - 8th
Must do, May do Google Slides Chart
Use this google presentation to display what students must do and may do as you are working with a small group. Promote independence as well as differentiation with this model. Simply make a copy of the presentation and edit to fit your own class!
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K - 8th
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Must Do, May Do Bundle Pack - Google Slides with TIMERS!
This Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance.
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PreK - 8th
Fall Themed Must Do, May Do with TIMERS - Google Slides
This fall themed Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance. The fall theme is the perfect addition to help warm up your classroom for the season!
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PreK - 12th
Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 2 Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independantly. I use digital assignments or assignments in the textbook. Therefore, the workspace at the end of each section is helpful for my students. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.
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8th - 10th
Must Do, May Do Abstract - Google Slides with TIMERS!
This Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance.
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PreK - 8th
Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 5 Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independently. I use digital assignments or assignments in the textbook. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.Note: I did not include all writing questions from Self-Assessments. Also, I chose not to add the final Modeling Real-Life Example from Lesson 5-
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8th - 10th
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7th 8th Grade LLD/ Resource Modified Curriculum Map - Life Skills & Math
Hello! I designed this curriculum map based on a mix of the 6th grade common core standards and an appropriate life skills curriculum for my students with multiple disabilities.This includes the math skills focus for each month and coordinated life skills topics for each month. Thank you!
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7th - 8th
My Budget Project
This is a great end of year math project! You can give students a career with a realistic salary and challenge them to create a monthly budget. Each slide will need to depict a different monthly cost like rent, car payment, etc. This will give the students a good real life look into the cost of living. At the end of the slides, there is an example project for to show students.
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8th - 11th
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Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 6 Guided Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independantly. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.
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8th - 11th
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Must Do, May Do Speckled Abstract with TIMERS - Google Slides
This Google Slide presentation can be used to display what students must do and may do while you are working with a small group. This allows the students to stay organized and have ownership of their time management. These slides include a new slide for each day of the week so you can plan your week out in advance.
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PreK - 8th
Classroom Rules, Expectations and Daily Checklist Google Slides
This set of 10 slides I use at the beginning of the year/quarter/semester to review classroom rules and student expectations. I involve them in the process by having students read the slides and add what they think it means or examples they can come up with. Additionally I copy and paste the daily checklist and any short reminders at the beginning of my lesson activities daily to set the tone for our day!
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4th - 8th
Weekly Grade Reflection
I use this weekly grade reflection as a bellringer for my AVID elective and academic intervention classes. Each section is labeled with the day of the week that to be completed. It has helped students remain accountable for knowing their academic standing as well as talking to their teachers about their current grades and even reflecting on the weekly goals that they have set for themselves. It can be used as a graded assignment or it can just be used for a weekly conference with your student
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6th - 12th
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Big Ideas Algebra 1 Chapter 4 Note Taking Guide
This note taking template follows the Big Ideas Algebra 1 textbook (2022). The note-taking sheets can be used as a part of whole class lecture, or for students to fill out while reading through the book independantly. I use digital assignments or assignments in the textbook. To print, make sure you chose "fit to printable area" to eliminate bleed-off.FYI- I did not include Absolute Value Piecewise Functions at the end of Lesson 4-7
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8th - 10th
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Getting to Know Desmos / Desmos Tips + 7th - 9th Grade Practice Questions
This detailed walkthrough assists students in navigating the desmos online graphing calculator through a series of guided prompts and questions. An editable google doc, printable pdf, answer key, and link to a preserved desmos key are all included.The topics/tools explored in the document are:Using desmos as a scientific calculatorHaving multiple entries/Clearing entriesUsing fractions, Exponents, and RootsGraphing linear equations, polynomial functions, and linear inequalitiesCreating tables to
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8th - 10th
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McGraw-Hill 7th Grade Math Note Outlines Ch. 1-3
Handwritten Note OutlinesThis resource contains handwritten note outlines I used in my 7th grade Math class using the McGraw-Hill textbook and curriculum. Notes contain the maid ideas and definitions, as well as problem examples. Everything is left for you and/or the students to fill in using the textbook. Resources Includes:Chapter 1 Lessons 2, 3, 4, 6, 7Chapter 2 Lessons 1, 2, 3, 4/5, 6Chapter 3 Lessons 1, 2, 3, 4, 5/6
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6th - 8th
FRIENDS THEMED WEEKLY AGENDA SLIDES
Weekly Agenda Slides "Friends Show" themed!Can be used for virtual learning or in person great to keep your students and classes organized.This slides can be used every week for the any class!Dates and info can be edited!Daily Slide includes a timer, bell ringer, agenda, reminders. (but can be edited)Follow me on social media!Instagram: @fcs_m_garzaTwitter: @fcs_m_garzaPlease FOLLOW my TPT store and leave a Review if you enjoyed your purchase!Related Productsâ FCS-PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN SERVICES WE
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
8th Grade Math Anchor Chart Reference Sheets Posters
This resource is an excellent tool for home or distance learning. It comes in both PDF form for printing or Google Slides⢠for students to receive digitally. There are a total of 48 student-friendly, anchor chart reference sheets aligned to the Geometry Domain of 8th-grade math! Each chart includes information about the topic, steps to solve, and an example. This resource is excellent for enhancing classroom instruction, aiding in individual or group work, and offers a "go-to" for students when
NC EOG Math 8 Rational, Irrational, and Roots Review Concept Map
This Google Doc walks students through a quick review of rational and irrational numbers. Additionally, a review of estimating square roots and cube roots is included. The Concept Map contains notes as well as practice problems to help students mastery 8th Grade Math content to prepare for the EOG.
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8th
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