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Middle school decimals unit plans for Easel Activities
GRADE 8 ONTARIO NUMERACY Represent Compare Order Fractions Decimals Percentages
This COMPLETE unit is UPDATED and has EVERYTHING YOU NEED to guide you through the Grade 8 NUMBER SENSE & NUMERACY strand of the Ontario Math curriculum! Detailed 3- part lessons, projectable slides for students to follow along, take notes, and create anchor charts, worksheets, centres, games, assessments, report card comments, and more.Lesson topics:Represent and compare large and small numbers using scientific notationDescribe, compare, and order rational and irrational numbersEstimate and
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â GRADE 8 ONTARIO NUMERACY & OPERATIONS with Fractions Decimals Percentages
OPERATIONS WITH INTEGERS * ASSESSMENT QUIZ * Middle School Math
Master the art of integer operations with this assessment quiz! Challenge yourself with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers. This quiz aligns with the 6th Grade Common Core State Standard (CCSS) 6.NS.C.6: This assessment is a perfect way to ensure you're on track with integer arithmetic. Available as a PDF, editable Powerpoint and Easel activity.The author retains copyright. This product is intended for the exclusive use of the original downloader. Unauthorized copying for
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6th
INTRO TO INTEGERS * ASSESSMENT QUIZ * Middle School Math
Test your understanding of integers with this quick quiz! You'll work with placing integers on a number line, understanding absolute values (how far a number is from zero), comparing integers using greater than/less than signs, finding opposites (numbers that add up to zero), and ordering integers from least to greatest. This assessment is ideal for gauging student mastery of foundational integer concepts. Available as a PDF, editable Powerpoint and Easel activity.The author retains copyright.
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6th
Rational Numbers: Grade 7 (Distance Learning)
In this unit, we study rational numbers, which are numbers that can be written as a ratio of two integers. All fractions and whole numbers are rational numbers, and so are percents and decimals (except non-ending non-repeating decimals). Obviously, students already know a lot about rational numbers and how to calculate with them. Our focus in this unit is to extend that knowledge to negative fractions and negative decimals.The first lesson presents the definition of a rational number, how to con
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7th
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Also included in:Â 7th Grade Math Units Bundle (Distance Learning)
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