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9th grade numbers resources for Easel Assessments
Math Mats 1-20 with IEP Goals and Objectives - Easel Assessment Included
These math work mats would be a great addition to your math centers. You can laminate and/or put them in write & wipe sleeves. Use a dry erase marker. Included:Total of 40 MatsThis set includes math mats numbers 1-20 in color.This set includes math mats numbers 1-20 in BWData SheetsIEP Goals/ObjectivesThis product is available in my IEP Box for counting to 20.
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PreK - 12th
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Roman Numerals
Roman numerals are an alternative numerical system that uses specific letters I, V, X, L, C, D, and M to represent values. Although they were invented almost 3000 years ago, they are still in use today. They can be seen on clock faces, book preface, chapter headings and appendices page numbering, 'Act' numbering in plays, movie titles, the naming monarchs, on buildings denoting the year of construction or specific event, and even the Super Bowl Game and Olympic Games numbering.The Roman Nume
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3rd - 9th
I Have...Who Has...Cards - Addition and Subtraction of Integers
This set of I Have... Who Has... cards can be used to review addition and subtraction of integers. The activity will engage all students in solving the problems.The set of cards can be divided into sets of 10, 15, 20, or 25 cards. So it can be used in a class with 15 students, 20 students, or 25 students. (Or some students can be given more than one card.) Each students gets a card and anyone can begin the activity by reading their Who Has ... All the rest of the students listen to the problem a
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6th - 9th
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Arithmetic with negatives
Understanding arithmetic with negative numbers is an important concept for educators to teach, as it has many practical applications in real-life situations, such as understanding temperature changes, financial transactions, and many other situations. In addition, arithmetic with negative numbers helps students develop critical thinking skills and problem-solving abilities. By teaching students how to work with negative numbers, educators can help them become more confident and competent in thei
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6th - 9th
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