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Not grade specific math scaffolded notes under $5
Anchor Chart Pieces for Math Talk Sentence Starters
I love using anchor charts because they are an AWESOME tool to support instruction and move my students towards successful mastery of the lessons taught! Unfortunately, I have poor spatial judgement and my anchor charts never come out looking quite the way I’d like. This resource provides all of the components needed to assemble a Math Talk Anchor Chart. A student copy is also included! Check out the preview for a more detailed look. I purchased my colored paper for this product by clicking HER
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Also included in: Anchor Chart Pieces BUNDLE
Fractions Cheat Sheet
A handy easy-to-read reference one-pager (double-sided) summarising important facts about fractions. A great hand out for your class when they are learning to work with fractions.Topics covered:Fraction terminologyEquivalent fractions and simplifying fractionsImproper fractions and mixed numbersFinding a common denominatorComparing, adding, subtracting, mulitplying and dividing fractions
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Google Slides Classroom Seating Chart
These editable seating chart templates for your classroom will help you save time when creating your own seating charts! Just drag and drop the desks/tables to create your seating arrangement. I use post-it notes for easy editing throughout the year (see thumbnail 4)!The seating chart templates were created using Google Slides.This resource contains:1. Two Seating Chart Template DesignsUse tables, desks, or circles!2. Instructional Video for Using TemplatesRequired Software:Google Slides⭐️Learn
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Also included in: Back to School Forms and Secondary Substitute Binder
US Currency Dollar Bills Reference Chart Visual Display
U.S. Dollar Bills reference charts. These charts are present in letter size paper in portrait position. Bills are not to scale.Included:- 1 chart with all the bills displayed- 1 chart that can be cut into sixths and put on binder rings- Charts with bills displayed one at a time on a full page- Half page bills cartsSee coins version here.Check out the bundle here.Tags: United States, America, American, Money, Bulletin Board, Dollars, Special Education, Common Core Standards, Display, Visuals, Man
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Also included in: US Currency Money Reference Charts Word Walls Bundle
Number and Number Words Charts 1 - 1,000 English and Spanish
Number and Number Words from 1 – 1, 000. These number charts help students identify and write numbers one to one-thousand. English and Spanish languages included. Students love identifying and highlighting / coloring patterns they see. Clear and easy to read print. Charts are typed on landscape letter size paper. This file is a PDF.Included:Number and number words charts 1 - 1,000 in English (10 pages)Number and number words charts 1 - 1,000 in Spanish (10pages)See Them Individually:➼ English On
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Conferring Anecdotal Note Taking Template | Small Group Rotation Notes Slides
100% EDITABLE templates to use for your small group conferences, whole class, or individual students. Stay organized by typing your observations directly into the Google Slides templates or print them for your observation binders or clipboards!Either way, you can 100% customize all 13 of the templates before using them! Change the number of boxes, text, any of the layouts, it's all editable.Examples of how you can use these templates:Reading groupsIndividual reading conferencesWriting conference
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Area of Composite Figures
Includes a full color poster or handout and student note-taking sheet which can be used for notes, research, worksheet, or assessment of basic understanding of calculating the area of composite figures.
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Subtracting Across Zeros interactive notebook foldable guided notes
Use this fun interactive guided notes foldable to teach your students a trick to subtracting across zeros!
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Make sure to print page 1-2 on the same page to ensure that the will fit in a composition notebook (or shrink it on your copier)
Place glue the edges and bottom of the magician hat to create a pocket.
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4 Varieties of Cornell Notes Templates (editable)
This bundle contains the 4 varieties or Cornell notes templates that I've created to help students structure their note taking. You can view them individually in my shop, but the 4 varieties include: traditional, graph paper, dot paper, and music staves. The templates are all similar in that they contain a top portion for name, date, period, topic, and essential question; a left portion to note interactions or ideas they experienced with the activity, and a bottom portion for creating a summary.
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CUBES - Helping Solve Math Word Problems
CUBES - Helping Solve Math Word ProblemsThis resource is a great strategy to display in your math classroom. "CUBES" is a acronym used to break down math word problems and multi-step real world word problems. These posters are colorful, easy to read, and nice decor for your classroom. Teachers can model the strategy in the classroom and remind students of the steps. ***********************************************************************************************HOW TO USE:NO PREP NECESSARY! Simp
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5th - 7th, Not Grade Specific
Also included in: 6th Grade Math Anchor Posters for the whole Year! {BUNDLE!}
Pinch Cards
A type of formative assessment that allows you to see at a glance which students can give the correct response to see who is understanding the lesson as you go. I printed them on colored paper/cardstock. (same sheet on front and back) I laminated the sheets, cut out the cards, and placed them on a binder ring. The students hung them on a hook on the side of their desks and pulled them out whenever called for.
I ask them a question and they "pinch" the answer on their card and show me their respo
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Which One Doesn't Belong - Differentiated Sentence Frames for Math Talks
Ever tried to lead a math talk with BOTH a shy newcomer English learner AND a talkative math whiz who came up with 7 ideas in the first minute? Whew, I've been there, too. Which is why I created these differentiated math talk sentence frames to provide students both support and rigor for fully participating in math talks at their mathematical and linguistic level. *************************************************************************************************************************************
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Group Documentation (MTSS or Small Group)
I created this document for my school to use for MTSS intervention time. You could also use it for your classroom small group time.
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Distributive Property - La propeidad distributiva (English/ Spanish) Algebra I
Distributive Property - La propeidad distributiva (English/ Spanish) Algebra I.Hello Teachers,This resource is a Google Slides Presentation in English and Spanish on the Distributive Property. This resource is 24 pages long. It includes a Title, an Outline, a notes in English, notes in Spanish, three slides of examples, four slides on the Distributive Property + Combining Like Terms, and four tiered levels of practice problems with answer keys. There is also a Printing Shortcuts slide so you cou
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Equivalent Periods of Time Anchor Chart
Here is an anchor chart that your students can fill in with you, and then keep to reference later or glue down in their math notebooks. This could also be used as an assessment to see what periods of time students retained.
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Bundle - Solving Two-Step Equations
Scaffolded notes / graphic organizer, worksheet, and answer key for solving two-step equations.Scaffolded notes / graphic organizer are for use in an interactive student notebook to create equity. Worksheet and answer key can be posted online for individualized student use.
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Cornell Notes Template Note Taking Graphic Organizer Google Slides Template
Cornell Notes Google Slides are a systematic, structured way for students to take organized notes. This template serves as a graphic organizer and is perfect for teaching note taking strategies. (Step 1) On the right-hand side, students should paraphrase important ideas. These notes can be taken from any source of information, such as fiction and nonfiction books, DVDs, lectures, text books, etc. Symbols or abbreviations should be used instead of long sentences. (Step 2) After reviewing the note
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Número y Palabras de Números del 1 al 1,000
Number and number of words from 1 to 1,000. Clear, easy-to-read printing. Graphs are written on landscape letter-size paper. This file is a PDF.Número y número de palabras del 1 al 1 000. Impresión clara y fácil de leer. Los gráficos se escriben en papel de tamaño carta horizontal. Este archivo es un PDF.How to teach this resource:These number charts are perfect for centers, whole group, or any type of differentiation for learning about numbers in base ten. These cards can be displayed on a bu
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Bundle - Solving and Graphing Multi-Step Inequalities
Scaffolded notes / graphic organizer, worksheet, and answer key for solving and graphing multi-step inequalities.Scaffolded notes / graphic organizer are for use in an interactive student notebook to create equity. Worksheet and answer key can be posted online for individualized student use.
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Factoring and Multiplying Polynomials- Work Mat (with Algebra Tiles)
Help your students learn how to multiply and factor polynomials. These work mats allow your students to manipulate Algebra Tiles, and visually see the steps necessary to factor and multiply. Work mats include both the Algebra Tiles and Area Model strategies. Algebra Tiles are provided. Print and cut using colored paper to represent negative and positive values. For extended use, print and laminate. Students can write and erase using dry erase markers.
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Writing Linear Equations in Desmos (Linear Regression) PDF
One-page of steps to explicitly show and explain the steps of linear regression in Desmos when given a table.
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Math Problem Solving Notes
These notes are about a variety of math concepts. They can be used as a study resource to learn more about the material or to use as a guide for a lecture. This is intended for students in a variety of math courses at the high school or middle school level.
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Circumference and Area of Circles
Includes a full color poster or handout and student note-taking sheet which can be used for notes, research, worksheet, or assessment of basic understanding of the circumference and area of circles.
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Bundle - Exponential Growth and Decay
Scaffolded notes / graphic organizer, 2 worksheets, and answer keys for exponential growth and decay.Scaffolded notes / graphic organizer are for use in an interactive student notebook to create equity. Worksheets and answer keys can be posted online for individualized student use.
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