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Problem solving homework for Microsoft Word
Self-Monitoring Checklists for Independent Classwork & Homework
These Self-Monitoring Checklists (2) for Independent Classwork & Homework were designed to be used as a set. By providing your students with an outline of steps to follow for independent problem solving, before seeking adult support, they will be empowered. This should be used with those students who frequently say things like "I don't know how," "I can't," or "I need help," After making it all the way through the Self-Monitoring Checklist on their own, the students are encouraged to asked t
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Not Grade Specific
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Geometry Project Based Distance Learning Math Assessment: Constructing A Pool
This is a summative, project based EDITABLE assessment geometry math project that uses the formulas for area, perimeter, circumference, and volume with problem solving being the key component. In the original resource, seven plane and solid real-life geometry problems are presented which involve the construction of four different swimming pools. Students must sketch each problem as well as use the correct formula to solve each problem.Complete project directions are provided for the student. Usi
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7th - 10th
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Grade 7/8/9 Area and Circumference of Circles - Word Problems (Editable)
This worksheet requires students to apply their knowledge of the area and circumference of circles to form their solutions.Worksheet includes 7 challenging word problems in order of increasing difficulty, and detailed solutions.Can be used for student practice/review, or as part of a test or examination.Suitable for Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9.Number of pages: 4 page worksheet (plus 2 page answer key).Fully editable, ready-to-print, greyscale-printing friendly, no extra supplies required.
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7th - 9th
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Explain It! Math Homework - Fractions as Division
Looking for a great way to connect what you are doing in the classroom to what students share at home? Use this Explain It! Math homework!
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5th - 6th
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Taking a Zero Page
This is a sheet that you can give to students when they do not complete their homework. It allows the student to reflect on why they did not do the assignment, what they will do next time and allows them to work on something while other students are turning in their work or going over the answers. It has drastically increased the amount of completed homework in my 6th grade classroom. I keep them on file to show parents later on, to make them aware that their student knows how much they are effe
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7th - 11th
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Homework Grading Rubric
Here is a quick way to grade students' homeworks. If you don't worry about if the work is done correctly but that effort was put into it, here is the perfect rubric for you!
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1st - 7th
Homework Menus
Tired of the same old homework that kids dread completing? Try Homework Menus. These pre-made menus allow for student creativity and cross the curriculum (reading, writing, math, science, and social studies each week!). Students will enjoy getting to choose which activities they complete and love getting to share their finished projects in class. Activities allow for differentiation and a chance to involve parents in the weekly skills. The file is uploaded as a Word document so individual tasks/
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3rd - 4th
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Heart Work - Lessons on Kindness and Empathy
30 Heart Work Lessons ready to be printed and handed out to students!
The goal of heart work is to help students develop kindness, compassion and empathy. Lessons are designed to challenge students to think outside of the box and make a positive difference in their communities, school environments and homes. Heart work can replace homework one night a week or assignments could be completed in class.
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1st - 5th
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Australian Animals Thematic Unit Contract
A set of 20 pages that include various ways of creative thinking and problem solving to complete tasks. This can be done as a booklet or as individual sheets. Suitable for middle Primary grades 2,3,4. Some previous knowledge about Australian animals is required. these sheets are editable to suit your own class or teaching.
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1st - 5th
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American Law Case Study Examples
This book provides law questions answered and explained for law students. The two section of this book focuses on questions being asked on United States Criminal Law and Civil Law. The U.S case studies were compiled from completed questions and answers as required by students.This book provides legal principles applicable to different case scenario
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12th, Higher Education, Staff
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One-step Equations with Integers NO. 1 - Practice Set of 14 Problems
One-step Equations with Integers NO. 1
Practice Set of 14 Problems
Answers are worked out step by step at the end of set.
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The Problem:
x – 11 = 16
Solve for x.
The Answer (from the answer section at the end of the worksheet):
x – 11 = 16
x – 11 + 11 = 16 + 11
x = 27
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8th - 11th
April 2022 Creative Curriculum Gold Family Calendar
Do you want to have a fun calendar for your families to work on and still gather TS Gold data. Here it is! I have gone through the objectives and have activities that go with most of the objectives. A new objective each day. Families can give you their observations and you can add it to family observation. Plus, it gives families new ideas of what to do with their child to help them learn.
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PreK - K
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Also included in:Â TS Gold 2021-2022 Family Activity Calendars
Math Problem Solving Worksheet
This is a math problem solving worksheet with mixed practice. Skills include multiplication of multi-digit numbers, division of multi-digit numbers, multi-step problems, and comparing decimal numbers. Each problem comes with helpful hints and charts for students to use while showing their work. Can be printed as a double sided worksheet. Can be used for homework, group task cards, or extension work. Great for grades 4-6!
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3rd - 6th
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Cold War Activity Book
Full of activities and puzzles to help students learn about the post war world. Fun and challenging for all.An essential tool for your study of the Cold War.
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9th - 12th
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The bacteria in a culture is modeled by the function A= 500e0.45t... ANSWERS
(2)The bacteria in a culture is modeled by the function A= 500e0.45t where t is measured in hours. (3) Zackary invested P50, 000 in a company that pays him interest of 8% compounded quarterly. How much in his account after 10 years?(4) If you have P100, 000 and you are going to invest between 6% compounded semiannually or 4% compounded quarterly. In which account will you invest your money in 5 years? (5) The perimeter of a rectangular swimming pool is 76meters. The length is 6 meters more than
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SMART Goals
Secondary worksheet to teach and practice making SMART Goals; specific, measurable, attainable (or action), realistic, and timely.
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7th - 12th
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Weekly Research Questions
This document includes 33 weekly research questions for students. It includes a worksheet for students to complete with their assignment to document their sources of information. This would be easily modified to fit your students' needs. This provides a great opportunity for students to practice conducting regular research along with citing sources and distinguishing fact from opinion.
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6th - 12th
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Missing Homework Form and Log
I use the first form is a log to record missing assignments in my classroom. The second form is for student use. When they recieve a missing assigment they fill ou the form and bring home for parent signature.
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2nd - 5th
CUBES Unit Packet
This bundle includes everything you need for a mini unit on the CUBES strategy for marking up word problems:2 pre-assessments3 practice sets (each with 8 word problems) to use for guided and/or independent practice using all four operations1 exit ticket and 4 quick checks to use for assessment1 review sheetEverything is easily editable to meet the needs of your students!
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3rd - 5th
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Lexington v. Concord: Where did the Revolution actually begin?
Where did the War for American Independence actually begin? Was it on the early morning of April 19, 1775 on Lexington Green, or later in the day at Concord Bridge? The debate began almost immediately after the fighting on that fateful day and continues to the present. In this two day activity students research the conditions at the time that led up to the British Regulars expedition on April 19, 1775. They are then divided into two sides preparing the evidence for a debate supporting whethe
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â The Revolutionary War
A Fast Food Mystery
Maths Problem Solving can be fun and engaging
Mysteries are a way of getting students to think and to order their thoughts productively
Develop the problem solving skills of your students using A fast Food Mystery.
Watch their understanding develop and the quality of their written an verbal communication flourish with a simple exercise.
Currency is not a problem - Adapt as you deem necessary.
Happy Mystery Solving
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7th - 11th
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Two-Step Inequalities Practice
This worksheet is full of practice problems for students that sharpen their skills when it comes to solving inequalities. Every problem, whether a basic computation problem or a word problem, includes a number line for students to practice graphing their final answers. The final word problems include a guided section for students to identify the variable, the inequality symbol, and then the final inequality and graph.
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6th - 8th
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Inequalities Review
This worksheet is an overall review of inequalities. Students will write their own inequalities for situations provided, solve inequalities and graph them, and also analyze word problems to construct and solve multi-step inequalities.
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6th - 8th
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Entrepreneurship Supply/Demand Activity
This is a short activity that can be used as a extra credit or classwork. It deals with marginal benefit vs. marginal cost. My Entrepreneurship students loved it as extra credit - I asked that they show their work in the space provided...not just a yes or no answer. Can also be used for homework.
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6th - 12th
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