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3rd grade algebra 2 centers under $5
Interactive Sudoku Bulletin Board (Black and White)
Bring some fun to your classroom with this INTERACTIVE Sudoku bulletin board! This bulletin board is great for children of all ages. For younger children you can start with more numbers on the sudoku board, and take away numbers to make it more difficult for older students.Included files for print:Sudoku grid Sudoku numbersBannerInstructionsProblems and solutions
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2nd - 12th
Order of Operations Math Bookmark
ProductOrder of Operations BookmarkImportantPlease make sure to view all thumbnails and/or preview the file/video if available.About this Product Students always have a difficult time remembering the ORDER OF OPERATIONS. So, I decided to go ahead and make bookmarks that they can keep in their math book to help them solve expressions/equations.IncludedThis product includes one colored and one bw version of the bookmark with PEMDAS written on it, along with the symbols, title, and left to right di
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3rd - 12th
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False Equivalence Balloon Bust Challenge - Differentiated Worksheets
False Equivalence Balloon Bust Challenge - Differentiated WorksheetsFor students to effectively progress from arithmetic to algebraic thinking, they must understand equivalence. Unfortunately, there are many students who do not understand the meaning of the equal sign and thereby experience problems interpreting, modifying, and answering equations, specifically those that incorporate multiple numerical terms.Equivalence activities can also be used to develop student's relational thinking.This re
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3rd - 6th
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mathematics excellence certificate
award your students with this unique "mathematics excellence certificate" for being top in your math class!
viva math
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PreK - 10th
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Ten Frame Flashcards with numerals and words from 0 to 20 (4 options)
Ten frames are great for developing subitizing, number sense, counting and decomposing skills. There are two different options for the teen numbers to allow for differentiated learning. The cards can be individually cut out and laminated and used to create fun and engaging speed or memory Math games and activities. You will find both ink saving and full color flashcards options. There are: · Numbers 0-20 flashcards· Ten frame flashcards with both numerals and words· Ten frame flashcards with num
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K - 3rd
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Add Decimals Jigsaw Puzzle: Positive and Negative Answers
This engaging puzzle is made up of 31 positive and negative decimal expressions that need to be added. The answers are positive and negative values. The completed puzzle takes up most of a letter sized paper. Print the worksheet and cut out the boxes. Mix up the puzzle pieces and have students match each problem with its correct answer. If a problem does not match with any answers, then it is an end piece. The printed puzzle serves as the answer key. Here are links to my other Decimal Jigsaw
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1st - 12th
Pre-algebra picture puzzles - scales
Picture puzzles are an excellent way to introduce the part – part – whole aspect of Singapore Maths, missing digits e.e. 145 + __ = 193, pre-algebra thinking and can be used to develop logical thinking with halving and subtraction.
The numbers were chosen to be used in K3 4 i.e. halving 3 digit numbers (e.g. 176) and borrowing when subtracting 3 digit – 2 digit (e.g. 263 – 87). However, if they not aren’t used to these types of visual problems, they can be used much later to introduce algebra.
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3rd - 7th
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MATH Algebra: Progressive approach to teaching algebra - from images to letters
This product has been designed to teach algebra to students across many grades. It uses simple image to number relationships to show children how images can also have a numerical value. Through using original clip art, we have put together 40 slides which start off from simple - one repeated picture which supports students identifying one numerical value, right through to algebraic sentences which use the rules of BODMAS (brackets, order, division, multiplication, addition and subtraction) as we
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3rd - 6th
Christmas math pre-algebra picture puzzles 2 x 2
Picture puzzles are also an excellent way to introduce the part – part – whole aspect of Singapore Maths, missing digits e.e. 145 + __ = 193, can be used to develop logical thinking and bring enjoyment to halving and subtraction.
I've chosen the numbers to be used in K3 i.e. halving 3 digit numbers (e.g. 176) and borrowing when subtracting 3 digit – 2 digit (e.g. 263 – 87). The code breaker work sheet practices 3 digit + 3 digit.
I recommend using the halving diamond as the start of each task
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3rd - 6th
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Probability Investigation /Activity - Penny
I created this probability / penny investigation for the students to explore flipping a penny 50 times to land on heads or tails and analyze the equally likely results. The students will predict, execute the investigation by flipping the coin 50 times, practice tallying, add up the results, determine the fraction and words for 50/50 chances - 1/2 for the fraction and equally likely for the words. Then, at the end, they are to write what they predict would happen if they flipped the coin 50 mor
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1st - 3rd
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Pre-algebra picture puzzles 3 x 3
Picture puzzles are an excellent way to introduce the part – part – whole aspect of Singapore Maths, missing digits e.e. 145 + __ = 193, can be used to develop logical thinking and bring enjoyment to halving and subtraction.
I've chosen the numbers to be used in K3 i.e. dividing 2 digit numbers by 3 (that are greater than 12 x 3) halving 2/3 digit numbers (e.g. 176) and borrowing when subtracting 3 digit – 2 digit (e.g. 263 – 87). The code breaker work sheet practices adding three 2 digit numb
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3rd - 7th
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Visual and Numerical Solution of Algebraic Equations
The textbook method, Axiomatic Reduction to obtain Reflective Symmetry, (x = a), currently in vogue in all the algebra textbooks in print, is arguably the most difficult way possible to find the solution of an algebraic equation. Because all students must be proficient in algebra in order to graduate from high school or proceed in their college major, this book presents the alternative methods for the solution of algebraic equations that provides a resource, other than a textbook, for the studen
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education
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Desk Number Line
Cut and laminate these number lines and tape to the students desk. Really helps with inclusion students and students that have trouble with adding and subtracting integers. A PDF with 5 Number Lines. 10 inches in length.
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3rd - 12th
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Pre-algebra picture puzzles 2 x 2
Picture puzzles are also an excellent way to introduce the part – part – whole aspect of Singapore Maths, missing digits e.e. 145 + __ = 193, can be used to develop logical thinking and bring enjoyment to halving and subtraction.
I've chosen the numbers to use in K3 i.e. halving 3 digit numbers (e.g. 176) and borrowing when subtracting 3 digit – 2 digit (e.g. 263 – 87). The code breaker work sheet practices 3 digit + 3 digit.
I recommend using the halving diamond as the start of each task and
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3rd - 7th
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Intermediate Algebra II Techniques in One
These Intermediate Algebra II Techniques are helpful in studying for a Math Placement Assessment Test in Intermediate Algebra II. Some techniques are not taught in school like the one for the Elementary Numeric Algebraic Operations.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Decomposing Fractions - Exciting Math 3D Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question:Have you ever decomposed fractions?Introduction:Fractions help us determine the number of equal parts that make up a whole. Fractions are also useful when creating fair portions. In order to make fair portions, we can use fraction decomposition. When something decomposes, it separates into smaller parts. Decomposing fractions is how we break down fractions into multiple parts that, when added, make the original fraction. Fractions do not have to decompose into equal pa
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2nd - 10th
Patterns and Algebra Code Breaking Game
This game can be altered to suit the year level and students ability. I use the task sheets to differentiate for my extended students and weaker students. For example, my weaker students will get a starting number, and my extension students must incorporate fractions.
You can also colour code the task cards so that different ability levels are only trying to break codes at their level.
Students must understand how to make pattern rules before playing this game. When making their pattern rules,
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3rd - 8th
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Puppy algebra balance benders
Adorable puppies of different breeds are weighted one group agains another.
Our student needs to build puppy equations to find out how much each puppy weight.
Its a cute, visual approach to algebra and can be given in 2nd through 4th grade or in a gifted program.
I'm trying to come up with these cute, funny visual ways to introduce the idea of balance benders and equation building to the youngest. Equations are often feared and students build a resistance to understanding the x,y = combinations.
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2nd - 4th
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Common Core Math Practices - The Checkerboard Problem Extended
The third problem in a series of problems designed to help develop the Standards for Mathematical Practice defined in the new Commmon Core Standards. This problem follows what was developed to extend the Checkerboard Problem.
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PreK - 11th, Higher Education
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Adding and Subtracting fractions - High quality HD Animated Video - eLearning
Attention Getting Question:Have you ever added or subtracted fractions?Introduction:A fraction represents how many parts of a whole we have. The number below the fraction bar is called the denominator and represents the number of equal parts in the whole. The number above the fraction bar is called the numerator and represents how many parts we actually have. You can add and subtract fractions easily when the denominators are the same. Subject:Imagine a friend and you go to a candy store. You
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2nd - 5th, Staff
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