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Middle school math scaffolded notes for Microsoft Word
Similar Figures and Scale Factor Interactive Notebook Page & Practice Problems
This is an interactive notebook page that I used to introduce similar figures to my 7th grade math class and to review similar figures with my 8th grade math class. It also includes practice problems so that students can practice what they have learned.
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6th - 8th
Probability of Compound Events (Guided Notes)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class.
Students begin by learning what makes 2 events independent. After slowly working through a problem about rolling a die and choosing a card, they discover that they can multiply probabilities when working with these compound events. They then attempt problems involving picking marbles from a bag. Next, they learn about dependent events, and finally, mutually exclusive events.
The last 2 pages are a copy of the key.
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6th - 12th
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TI-84 Graphing Calculator Scavenger Hunt
This resource contains 10 multi-part questions (with directions for each step) that introduce the TI-84 Graphing Calculator and its basic functions to students. Uploaded as a Word Doc so you can customize as-needed for your students.Includes examples that require students to learn how to input fractions, change between fractions and decimals, use exponents, perform operations with negative numbers, and other basic functions needed to operate their calculator. Step-by-step guidance is provided so
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6th - 12th
Equivalent Fractions on a Number Line 0-1 (blank)
This document is intended to support students' fractional understanding by relating equivalent fractions via their location on the number line. This particular sheet has intentionally left blank to allow students the opportunity to label each individual unit fraction.
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3rd - 6th
Multiplying and Dividing Monomials (Guided Notes on Exponent Rules)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class. Students begin by learning what IS and IS NOT a monomial. They then multiply some monomials in order to discover the rule: We can add their exponents. After solving a few problems, they do the same thing with dividing monomials to discover that rule: Subtracting the exponents. Finally, students are shown a proof/explanation as to why a number raised to the power of 0 equals 1. *This lesson is definitely just an intro to multiplyi
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5th - 9th
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Introduction to Integers: Interactive Notes and Activity
This is a set of interactive notes that include: definition of integer, real-world examples of integers on vertical and horizontal number line, ordering integers, opposites, absolute value, comparing absolute value, and writing integers of given a situation.
It also includes a cut and paste activity on writing integers of a given situation. Students sort/classify situations as examples of a positive or negative numbers and paste answers in a T-chart. For example, The elevator went down 4 f
Grades:
6th - 8th
Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Guided Notes)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class.
Students begin by learning the steps to solving absolute value inequalities. There are 2 scenarios: greater than signs or less than signs. In order to remember how to solve these, they are presented with the mnemonic device GORLAND! (Greater than = or, less than = and) Then they solve a few problems using this new word they have just learned. Finally, they are shown examples of a few problems where there would be no solution.
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8th - 10th
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Powers and Exponents (Guided Notes)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class.
Students begin by learning what exponentiation really means. They are shown that exponentiation is shorthand for repeated multiplication in the same way that multiplication is shorthand for repeated addition. Next, they learn terms such as base, exponent, and power. Before solving any problems, they are taught what it means to have 1 or 0 as an exponent, as students frequently confuse these basic properties. Then they learn how
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5th - 9th
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Area and Perimeter or missing side lengths of a Rectangle
Students will take an in-depth look into calculating the area or perimeter of a rectangle when given different information. This sheet scaffolds from a very basic understanding of area and perimeter, to a deep and advanced understanding of the concept. Includes word problem that require students to think critically.
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Finding Percents Mentally (Guided Notes)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class. Students start off by learning how to find 10% of a number, and they use this to find 20%, 30%, 40%, and other multiples of 10%. After noticing that 50% is half of a number and 25% is a fourth, they then learn how to find 5% of a number. This allows them to find 35%, 45%, etc. Finally, students do some real world math by estimating percents of numbers and approximating a couple tips at a restaurant. The last 2 pages are a copy of
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6th - 9th
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Measures of Central Tendency (Guided Notes on Mean, Median, and Mode)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class.
Students begin by learning what mean, median, and mode are, and then they find an example of each. After solving a few more problems, students learn some tricks to remembering what each term means. Finally, they attempt a few word problems about basketball, crime rates, and test scores.
The last 2 pages are a copy of the key.
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5th - 9th
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Adding / Subtracting Positive and Negative Fractions (FULL LESSON)
Can be used as review or introduced as a new topic
The following file contains:
-Do Now
-Mini Lesson with notes
-Guided Practice Problem (Graphic Organizer to organize deposits and withdrawals)
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Negative Exponents (Guided Notes)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class. Students begin by learning the rule for negative exponents, followed by a simple proof/explanation of why. After learning that 1 raised to any number equals 1, they begin working with negative exponents. They are shown how to rewrite negative exponent expressions with positive exponents, and vice versa. Next, they are challenged to rewrite fractions as expressions with negative exponents. For example, they see how to rewrite 1/25
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5th - 9th
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Intro to Polynomials (Guided Notes & Algebra Tile Activity)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class, with a fun activity at the end. Students begin by learning what a polynomial is and what makes something a monomial, binomial, and trinomial. They then learn what makes something NOT a polynomial. After learning about "degree" and "leading coefficient", students learn how to put polynomials into standard form. The end of the second page is an introduction to algebra tiles, and the final page is a fun activity to help students get
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7th - 11th
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LINEAR VS NONLINEAR FUNCTIONS HANDOUT
This handout shows how to determine if a function is linear or nonlinear. It includes functions in equation form, tables, graphs and lists of ordered pairs. Great for Interactive Notebooks!
Grades:
7th - 10th
Solving Compound Inequalities (Guided Notes)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class.The first half of the lesson is about compound inequalities involving the word AND. They first learn that x>7 and x<11 can be written as 7<x<11. Then they learn how to solve and graph these. Later, they learn about compound inequalities with the word OR and how these differ. This lesson should most likely be 2 separate days. The last 4 pages are a copy of the key.Related activity:Solving Compound Inequalities - Word Sc
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7th - 10th
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Math Dictionary for ESL / EL - Multilingual, Packet, Editable - Frayer Model
This product includes an editable math dictionary for EL students (or any student!) The dictionary includes:- Colorful cover- Index with words and page number (organized by subject)- 60 pages (over 100 words)For each word, there is an EL friendly definition and example. There is space for students to draw thier own picture, and write the word in more languages. The words included in the dictionary fit into the following subjects of math (and are organized by these groups):Counting, comparing,
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K - 8th
Also included in:Â Math Foundational Bundle - ESL Dictionary, One Pagers & Puzzles
Measures of Central Tendency Guided Notes
These are guided notes for a lesson on measures of central tendency including mean, median, mode, and range. There are several examples in the notes and the same data sets are used to show each measure of central tendency.I have also included a teacher key to show you what to fill in the blanks as your students follow along.To use these notes, I simply projected them onto my whiteboard, gave the students their blank copies, and had them follow along and write what I wrote. This works great when
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5th - 12th
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Exponential Growth & Decay Functions Calculation & Graphing Project
PLEASE NOTE: THE PREVIEW VERSION OF THIS PRODUCT IS THE ACTUAL "STUDENT VERSION" AND DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY OF THE ANSWERS TO THE PROBLEMS. THE "PRODUCT VERSION" INCLUDES DETAILED ANSWERS TO ALL OF THE PROBLEMS FOR THE PROJECT.This activity involves the calculation, graphing and coloring of exponential growth and decay functions. I have my Algebra 1/Math 1/Math 2 students complete this project toward the end of the unit on exponential functions.A total of five (5) exponential growth functions a
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8th - 10th
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Distance Formula Guided Notes
This guided note worksheet walks students through the process of labeling their points, plugging them into the formula, and then using the calculator to finish solving. Especially helpful for Specialized Support Students, students who need extra scaffolding, and for a quick introduction to the material.
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6th - 10th
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Multiplying and Dividing Integers Using Models Editable
In this thorough 4 page packet, you'll find notes and examples and practice using number lines and two-color counters. There is plenty of room for students to show their work. Using models to multiply and divide integers is a 7th grade objective in Texas, and this lesson complements a popular curriculum program in the state. I also have a packet for adding and subtracting using models. You are buying a Word document that you can edit to suit your needs. I only ask that you not resell this as you
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6th - 9th
Adding and Subtracting Polynomials (Guided Notes & Algebra Tile Activity)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class, with an algebra tile activity at the end.Students begin by learning how to add polynomials. They are taught how to model this sum using algebra tiles, and then they find a few more sums. Next, they do the same thing, except with differences of polynomials. After the guided notes is a 2 page algebra tile activity/assignment/assessment. The last 2 pages are a copy of the key for the guided notes.Related activity:Polynomial Operati
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7th - 11th
Algebra 1 Unit 17: Rational Expressions and Functions - Notes, Homework, Answers
This unit is a great resource for your Algebra 1 course. You are buying guided notes, notes keys, homework assignments, and answers for a 5 lesson Rational Expressions and Functions unit. This unit is based on a traditional Algebra 1 curriculum.This Word document makes it easy for you to modify, edit, or copy and paste to make your own reviews and tests for the unit.Topics covered in this unit are:Inverse VariationInverse FunctionsGraphing and Transforming Inverse FunctionsSimplifying Rational E
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7th - 10th
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Algebra 1 Unit 11: Factoring Polynomials - Notes, Homework, Answers
This unit is a great resource for your Algebra 1 course. You are buying guided notes, notes keys, homework assignments, and answers for a 6 lesson Factoring Polynomials unit. This unit is based on a traditional Algebra 1 curriculum. This Word document makes it easy for you to modify, edit, or copy and paste to make your own reviews and tests for the unit.Topics covered in this unit are:Prime FactorizationGreatest Common FactorFactoring out the GCFFactoring by GroupingFactoring trinomials in x^
Grades:
7th - 10th
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