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Higher education order of operations task cards
Task Cards - Rational Expressions and Equations
I teach an Algebra 2 class over a two year period to at-risk kids. Using task cards helps to decrease their anxiety level with some of the more complex mathematics.
These task cards were created using PowerPoint. There are 100 cards that can be printed out on card stock. After printing, laminating the sheets will keep them crisp. Then just cut out the cards and they are ready to go.
Students can work together in groups to accomplish the tasks or they can be used at stations or in a practical
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Order of Operations
A GREAT review for Order of Operations without exponents. I use it with my remedial middle school math class. It still has enough rigor to keep it challenging and yet not so hard that struggling math students give up. It is aligned to the new Texas TEKS. Includes whole numbers, decimals, and add, subtract, multiply, & dividing integers.
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5th - 8th, Higher Education
Two Step Equation Whole Class Practice
Get ready to have some engaged students! This whole class review will have all students, working in groups, competing to be the winning team. Each group has to work through questions in order to gain points to have the most at the end. The full directions can be found in the preview pages.For this review, students will answer questions related to solving two step equations.There are 20 questions in all. Not all questions need to be completed in order to make this game fun and effective!*Please
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5th - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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