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High school math centers for Microsoft Word
Life Skills Math Distance Learning Daily Special Education IEP Goals
Finally....IEP goals simplified! I've made this packet to streamline the IEP writing process, giving you more time to teach the skill. This 91 page unit focuses on 11 pre-written IEP goals that you can copy and paste into an IEP. This packet uses one warm-up question each day to teach basic life-skills math concepts. Each day of the week in a two-week cycle has a dedicated skill that is taught, so you can assess all the students in your class, even if they are working on different IEP goals. See
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1st - 12th
Also included in:Â Special Education Distance Learning Bundle Life Skills Reading Writing Math
AP Environmental Science DIFFERENTIATED Math Review + Practice
Differentiate your math practice and review. Easily assign students the practice that they individually need in order to scaffold up to harder problems later in the year. This has been updated to reflected the changes to the calculator policy in 2019 in which calculators are allowed on the AP Environmental Science Exam. All worksheets have been tested and used with students for multiple years.Use the videos with your students to teach math concepts at an individual pace. https://youtu.be/QEczhW
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9th - 12th
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Candy Probability: Discovery of EXPERIMENTAL vs. THEORETICAL Probability
Middle Schoolers LOVE probability!
This is a GREAT lesson around Halloween when the kids are already hyped up on sugar and want to 'talk' to their classmates.
This activity allows the students to DISCOVER the differences between EXPERIMENTAL and THEORETICAL probability and connect it to everyday experiences. The probability lesson lends itself to fractions, decimals, percents, data collection, rational & irrational numbers, statistical graphs (box and whiskers, frequency tables...), measu
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5th - 9th
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Math Skills Pre-Assessment for English Language Learners
This math skills pre-assessment (which was updated in March 2022) was created for newly arrived English Language Learner students so that teachers could identify any major gaps in mathematical understanding before heading straight into the grade level math content. This 100 question assessment is specifically created for students with limited English proficiency as it limits the linguistic demands that are often found in many other math assessments and contains a sample question for each section
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4th - 12th
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3 Reads Template Problem Solving
Template for using the 3 Reads strategy for Mathematical Problem Solving
For detailed instruction on how to use this approach see my blog post on using this template here:
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K - 12th
Wheel of Theodorus Pythagorean Theorem Art Project
Any chance I can to give students the ability to be creative in math, I take it! This is an enrichment project I use during my Pythagorean Theorem unit. Students are tasked with applying their knowledge of the Pythagorean Theorem to create a Wheel of Theodorus. The download is a word doc., so you have the ability to edit it to fit the needs of your classroom.
Rational or Irrational? Coloring Activity
This activity asks students to determine if the given numbers are rational or irrational (8.NS.1). Students choose two colors (one for rational and one for irrational) and color code the numbered pieces of the geometric shape. There are two different sets included which could be used as a review and quick assessment in the same format. It can also be used as a classroom activity or in math centers.
Pictorial keys are included which makes grading quick and easy. Student artwork can be tessel
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8th - 11th
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Code Breaking - A Veterans Day Activity
Involve your students in a celebration of Veteran’s Day by discussing the integral role of encoding and decoding messages in WWI (e.g. the Zimmermann telegram) and WWII (e.g. the Enigma code), and then challenging your students to decipher three diverse messages.
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9th - 12th
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Sampling Methods Matching Activity
18 cards included. Students match six types of sampling methods (random, cluster, stratified, convenience, systematic, and self-selected) with their definitions and an example of each type. Teacher answer key included for easy assessment. When students are finished, they should have 6 groups of 3 cards each for teacher/other group to check.
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9th - 12th
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Entrepreneur Project- DIY: Open for Business
Entrepreneur Project- DIY (Do It Yourself) Open for Business: is multi-step, long term economics project for students of all abilities and varied grade levels to learn how to form a small business and become young entrepreneurs.
Students of all ages are very aware of the hard economic times that many are experiencing in the country, in their neighborhoods and even in their own homes.
This project allows students to see that with creativity, ingenuity, organization, hard work, dedication, m
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2nd - 12th
Rubik's Cube Bundle--Speed Cubers Documentary & History of Rubik's Cube
This resource includes two activities for students regarding the Rubik's Cube. The first resource includes movie questions that go along with the Netflix movie The Speed Cubers. The second resource includes an article with questions regarding The History of the Rubik's Cubes. Both of the resources include links to Google Documents. These resources are compatible with Google Classroom.Both of these resources are great for substitute plans if needed.
Graph Interpretation Practice
I created this worksheet as a review for students entering my science classes after a long summer of taking selfies. It also helps me assess their incoming knowledge and determine if they need more practice. Students are asked to analyze and interpret data for 7 graphs (line, bar and pie). I have uploaded this in a .docx format so you can modify and differentiate the questions to meet your students' and classroom needs. ANSWER KEY IS INCLUDED. Enjoy!
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Science Basic Principles Review Bundle
Charts and Graphs for Middle School
Included are thiry-eight graphs, charts, maps, flowcharts, tables and other graphics. These are real data maps taken from the Internet (all sources noted). Under each graphic are five questions that can be answered by using the information provided. The questions range from titles, mean, meadian, to create your own graph.
The pages can be copied back to back to make a workbook. I use this workbook as bellwork while I am taking attendance. Everyday the students answer the question. (I requi
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6th - 9th
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Algebra II 200 Multiple Choice SOL type questions
This product contains 186 multiple choice questions with four choices each plus 14 questions with multiple answers. This is in an editable word format which allows you to delete questions, rearrange, or insert your own questions. You will not be able to edit the questions themselves.186 multiple choice questions with 14 multiple answers similar to questions from the Virginia SOLs. Questions cover the entire algebra II curriculum. Use as Final Exam review or SOL Review.There are at least two qu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Place Value Chart - Spanish - Decimals
The place value chart is a great way to reinforce the value of each digit. If your instruction is in Spanish, this will definitely be the tool you will need in order for your students to achieve mastery. You can compare and order whole numbers and decimals. Let me know what you think? In the comments below! Thanks Betty
The Official Math Olympics
Students will participate in the Olympics in your classroom. This is an engaging six event review of math (mean, median, mode, range, factors, multiples, basic geometry, and order of operations). The students rotate around the room participating in six Olympic Events (Paddleball, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Tennis, and Jumping).These events are modified to work well in a classroom. !! The students use the data they develop from the Olympic Events to answer a variety of math questions. Ver
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5th - 9th
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Would You Rather Two Way Tables
Would you rather be rich and fat or poor and skinny? Would you rather have a light saber or helper monkey? Do boys and girls respond differently to such questions? Students will survey classmates and then analyze the results using two way tables. Addresses Common Core Math Standard 8.SP.A.4.
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8th - 10th
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Math Higher Level Thinking Questioning Stems
Do you want to raise the level of questioning in your students during math? Do you want to raise your level of questioning? Then this product is for you! Based on Bloom's four highest level of thinking, these questions help to guide discussions. There are "Questions for my Peers" and "Questions for Self-Reflection". There is also a tracking sheet included for students to be aware of types of questions they ask and to set questioning goals. Great for gifted and talented students! Can also be adap
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1st - 12th
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FREE Special Education Life Skills Math Daily Warm Up with IEP goals pre-written
Life Skills Special Education Math Unit Free DownloadThis is a sample version of my full Life Skills Math packet available in my shop. The full version runs an entire year, while this sample offers material for one month. This lets you decide whether the lessons are right for your class. This packet is tailored to make writing and assessing IEP goals a streamlined process. I developed this packet for my high school life-skills classroom. This program works by focusing on 11 specific goal areas,
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3rd - 12th
Halloween kitchen equivalents color by number
This spooky and fun color by number showcases kitchen equivalents. Geared towards food and nurition or culinary arts students. Easy to grade by using the coloring sheet.
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6th - 12th
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Graphing Absolute Value Functions Riddle Worksheet
Use as an opportunity for students to practice graphing absolute value functions! Students match each graph to the correct equation and reveal the answer to the riddle.
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9th - 12th
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10X10 Grids (editable)
This product includes 6 (editable) 10 X 10 grids. This could be used while teaching decimals, fractions, percentages, coordinate graphing, and even place value. I hope you find this useful to use during your math block. Enjoy!
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K - 12th
Wave Equation Calculations Practice Problems
Story problems about wavelength, frequency, period and speed. Students solve these using 3 variable wave equation.
9 problems.
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6th - 12th
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Math 1 / Algebra 1 End of Course (EOC) Practice Test No. 2 (with Answer Key)
The attached file is a realistic End of Course (EOC) Practice Test for Math I/Algebra 1. The test consists of the following 2 parts - "Part 1 - Calculator Inactive" and "Part 2 - Calculator Active". There are 18 problems included for Part 1 and 26 problems included for Part 2 (44 problems total). I have used this Practice Test with my 9th and 10th grade Math I students just prior to them taking the EOC. An Answer Key with detailed calculations for the solution to each problem is included at
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9th - 10th
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