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Middle school basic operations graphic organizers for Microsoft Excel
Editable Multiplication Chart (0-12)
Blank Multiplication Chart, Complete Multiplication Chart, or anywhere in between. I created this because I wanted to be able to fill out a blank multiplication chart along with my students. For example, when they learn their 3s, they fill in the 3s column/row, but nothing else. This way I can highlight what they're doing or leave out multiplication facts we haven't gotten to and project it on my board. It is editable, so it's up to you how you want to use this. Hope it is useful!
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2nd - 6th
Adding and Subtracting Integers Notebook Example
This is a great resource for students to glue into their interactive notebook (or regular notebook!) These notes have everything they need to solve any problem with addition or subtraction of integers. The example guides them through 3 steps:1) change subtraction2) calculate using the absolute values3) decide on the sign of the answerThe answer key can be printed as an anchor chart using a poster maker! This is a quick and easy way to decorate your walls with content that students can actuall
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Grades:
7th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Adding and Subtracting Integers Bundle
Multiplication Products chart
This is a chart that you can give to your students to fill out as an aid when they are trying to look for Greatest Common Factors, and Least Common Multiples. An answer key is included, so you can differentiate for the levels of your students. Some may need the answers just given to them, others may be able to work with a partner or indepently to fill in the chart themselves.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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