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Presidents' Day order of operations reflective journals for teachers

Expand and Simplify Exponents EXIT TICKET + WARM UP

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Use this formative assessment anytime in your class for students to expand the exponential expressions using the quotient rule and negative exponents rule to then simplify the expression with this 2-question, Done-For-You warm up or exit ticket.I have more exit slips HERE for lots of Algebra 1 topics. Check them out!Plus, download my top 10 digital math tools I use in my classroom HERE! Email me at punnymathteacher@gmail.com with any questions :)

Subjects:

Algebra, Math, Order of Operations

Grades:

7th - 9th

Types:

Activities, Assessment, Reflective Journals for Teachers

Presidential Poetry: John Adams (rhyming poem)

Created by

Ridley Learning Affiliates

Students are asked to fill in the blanks with rhyming words while reading/learning about the presidency of John Adams.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Presidents' Day, U.S. History

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Handouts, Reflective Journals for Teachers, Printables

(FREE) Math Strategies for Teaching Math Skills to Elementary and Middle School

Created by

Acute Turtle

(Free) Successful Math Strategies covering math skills of money, decimals, rounding, fractions, metric system, coordinate plane, exponents and so much more. Great for all learners, but especially special education students. Visuals, models, and directions are shared in this free teaching of math resource. Math Skills:Reading a ClockCounting MoneyAddition and Subtraction with DecimalsMulti-Multiplication with DecimalsLong Division with DecimalsPlace ValueConverting a Fraction to a DecimalConverti

Subjects:

Fractions, Math, Order of Operations

Grades:

2nd - 9th

Types:

Reflective Journals for Teachers

Also included in: Bundle Math Intervention for middle & high school, SPED, progress monitoring

I Can Statements 5th Grade Math-Unit 1

Created by

Mathematical Myths in Fifth

"I Can" statements are always needed in the classroom setting. "I Can" statements are easy to read objectives for students to work towards. Most districts require "I Can" statements to be posted somewhere in the classroom. This resource gives 2 or more "I Can" statements for each standard in Unit 1: Order of Operations and Whole Numbers. I hope you enjoy this resource!!!

Subjects:

Basic Operations, Math, Order of Operations

Grades:

5th

Types:

Reflective Journals for Teachers, Classroom Forms, Rubrics

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