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7th grade critical thinking numbers resources for Microsoft Publisher
Silent Teacher Poster Real Number Systems
This is a large (2'x3') poster that shows the relationships between the various number systems within the real number systems. The file is ready to be printed and laminated or can be easily re-sized to fit your needs.
Silent Teacher Poster - Factors Vs Multiples
Do your students regularly mix up the difference between "factors" and "multiples". Mine do all the time. This large poster (2'x3') shows gives a basic definition of each term and an example of each. It is ready to have printed out and laminated. It can also be easily resized if it is too large for your needs.If you do not have MS Publisher, buy this poster and send me a message with your email. I can send you a small PDF version. It is great for interactive notebooks.
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4th - 8th
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Salem Witch Trials - Medical Explanations for Hysteria
Short explanations of medical reasons that might have contributed to the hysteria that led to the Salem Witch Trials
In two column format with space for citing textual evidence from assigned readings/research.
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7th - 8th
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Dr like: Labels, Alphabet, numbers and schedule back to school setup
This is a set of Labels, Alphabet, numbers and schedule. The labels are in four different sizes to be used for different purposes and are editable for your needs.
The set also includes alphabet and numbers set and a blank schedule. All you need to set up your classroom, just print and laminate,
Please see my other items to match the this theme.
Grades:
PreK - 9th
Maps as Text - Printing Press and Reformation
Includes 4 maps: modern Europe for reference; Europe prior to the Reformation; religious division in Europe following the Reformation; and the growth and locations of printing presses.
Questions ask students to analyze and infer, and to draw conclusions from the maps.
This should be printed in color--laminate for use year-to-year.
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7th - 9th
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Rounding Decimals with a Number Line
Teach kids to use the number line to round decimals. Instead of chanting the rule for rounding, allow students to justify why we round.
Printable Banner Number Line from -18 to +18 Red, Black and Tan
Printable Banner Number Line from -18 to +18 Red, Black and Tan Print out this Microsoft Publisher File, and you will have your own custom number line! This one is black, red and tan. I made this to fit the decorating needs of my middle school classroom! It will not distract students, but is very visually appealing from anywhere in the room.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Multi-step equation task cards
This activity consists of 20 multi-step equation task cards. These cards range in difficulty and would be best used at the beginning of a unit after a few days of introduction for practice. They can be used as a pass the problem activity with groups or hung up around the room for a get out of your seat activity. If students are struggling I like to project the cards to the class and work on them as a whole group. ENJOY!
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6th - 9th
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Common Core: Understanding 100s Chart Packet; Fill in the Boxes; Special Ed
This is a 5 page packet that includes a 100s chart. Each page other than the one with the 100s chart asks 6 questions about the 100s chart. The first asks what number is MORE than. The second asks what number is LESS than. The third has students filling in the boxes before and/or after in that same horizontal row. The fourth has students filling in boxes above and below/left and right. The students can use their 100s chart to find the correct number that belongs in the boxes.
This is directly r
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K - 9th
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Integer Operations Project- "Report Form"
This project engages students in integer operations in a real world context. Students will use a report form to track a business' income/expenses; create a business of their own; design a form (or spreadsheet) to track their income/expenses; and write good day/bad day scenarios for their business, completing the form to match.
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6th - 8th
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Makerspace Design Thinking Process Poster
Use this poster at your makerspace or during lessons that would support this type thinking process.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Volume Posters
There are 3 posters:
Volume of a cylinder, cone, and sphere.
PI Day 5 foot Banner
Wow your students with this 5foot banner. Don't be Irrational. Happy Pi Day
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Data Graphs Foldable
This foldable can be used for notes, remediation, a formative assessment. This foldable can be used in interactive notebook classrooms as well when it folds it fits perfectly in one and has space for glue/staples/tape on the back. It includes histogram, box and whisker, dot plot, and bar graphs. Students must answer questions about each style of data graph and then they must show how the graph looks with the example data provided. I have my students complete this on larger paper and then give th
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Grades:
7th - 9th
O-Trio Virtual Interactive games
O-Trio is a great game but this is Virtual O-Trio!!! An interactive game you can play during distance learning or telehealth. Up to three players. Advanced game for higher functioning individuals. Included link to a video for the rules to game.
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4th - 12th
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Number Games
Addition number mat, numbers for tracing or colouring, missing number games and a counting mat. 11 pages
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Where in the World Wednesday - Ukraine (Updated 03-09-2014)
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it!
There are ten clues ranging from languages spoken, ethnic groups, products exported, current events, sports, popular leaders, historical events, government, and indigenous animals.
There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Where in the World Wednesday - Egypt
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students’ interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.
There are ten clues ranging from languages spoken, ethnicities, products and exports, current events, sports, popular leaders, tourist attractions, historical events, government, and indigenous animals. There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
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6th - 8th
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Where in the World Wednesday - Planet Earth
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, enourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.
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6th - 8th
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Direct Proportion Question Posters
This is a nice activity that breaks down direct proportion problems for low ability groups. I have put these around the classroom and then got students to work in pairs trying to complete them. The answers are at the bottom of each poster, which I fold up and stick down so the students can not see them until they are ready to check their answers.
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5th - 10th
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Spring Numbers to 10 Odd and Even coloured
Children to place numbers to 10 in order and learn odd and even numbers by recognising the difference using colours.
Where in the World - Japan
Where in the World is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.There are ten clues ranging from languages spoken, ethnic groups, products exported, current events, sports, popular leaders, historical events, government, and indigenous animals.There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Calendar Cover Up! (Using Mixed Operations to Problem Solve)
Do you want your students to think on their feet? Do you want your students to become more fluent in their math facts? Then this is the game for them! Your students will roll the dice to make math sentences using mixed operations to cover a square on a calendar. When time is called, or all the squares are covered, the person with the most squares covered is the winner!
This game is awesome because it really makes kids think about how numbers can be used together to make number sentences. I
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4th - 7th
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Where in the World Wednesday - India
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.
There are ten clues ranging from languges spoken, ethnicities, products that are exported, current events, sports, popular leaders, tourist attractions, historical events, government, and indigenous animals.
There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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