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Not grade specific Common Core 6.RP.A.1 resources
6th Grade Brain Dump
This is a summary of what my 6th graders had to learn by the end of the school year. It's a straight to the point brain dump of information and strategies they can easily use and remember. Suggestions: They would copy this while in stations, during bell-ringer, at home for homework, and even use a tutorial tool for past and current assignments. They didn't write everything at once towards the beginning. It was given as they learned the material, but it's up to you to decide that. (Based off my c
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Special Education Sub Plans PreK - 6th PRINTABLE | SPED Lesson Plan
Special Educators, this resource was created for you because you deserve to take time off when you need to!Whether you teach in an inclusive classroom, or pull students out of classrooms, this product was designed so that it can be implemented last minute on days where you don’t have much time to prep. It can also be organized ahead of time, utilizing forms where you can include more specific student information, if needed.Lessons from our Ready-to-Go Sub Plans were carefully chosen and compiled
Equivalent Ratios: Finding Equivalent Ratios Using Tape Diagrams
Use this resource to help your students understand the benefit of using visuals such as tape diagrams.:
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-a 2-page practice sheet with 9 problems and an example (with explanation for struggling students). The tape diagrams are already created for each problem. The last problems allows for students to draw tape diagrams on their own!
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Special Education Sub Plans PreK - 6th GOOGLE | SPED Lesson Plan
Special Educators, this resource was created for you because you deserve to take time off when you need to!Whether you teach in an inclusive classroom, or pull students out of classrooms, this product was designed so that it can be implemented last minute on days where you don’t have much time to prep. It can also be organized ahead of time, utilizing forms where you can include more specific student information, if needed.Lessons from our Ready-to-Go Sub Plans were carefully chosen and compiled
Introduction to Ratios and Proportions
This Power Point presentation will introduce students to ratios and proportions. It was written for an adult GED class. It can be used with any grade. It includes the rules for using ratios and proportions. Examples are provided to illustrate the rules.
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Similarity Relationships: Ratio and Proportion Cheat Sheet
Great worksheet to and out for scaffolding.Defines ratio and proportions while reviewing cross product property and properties of proportions,
Mathopedia, Level 2, PART D, Skill Pages 79-95
Math made easy: Part D of Mathopedia, Level 2 contains the following skill pages: Geometry–Vocabulary-Point-Line-Line Segment-Ray-Intersecting Lines-Plane, Congruent, Perpendicular and Parallel, Circles, The Protractor, Acute-Right-Obtuse-Straight Angles, Vocabulary-Angles, Triangles Classified by Angles, Triangles Classified by Sides, Polygons, Quadrilaterals, Solids, Perimeter-Area-Volume, Ratio, Proportions, Unit Pricing, Scale DrawingsMathopedia, Levels 1 and 2 contain 118 pages of math skil
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April Fool's Math Test
Make April Fool's day more special for your students, and get a few laughs yourself, with this math test! There are 6 questions that are based on Tennessee's 6th grade math standards with NO CORRECT ANSWERS. When students read the last question, they are finally aware it is April Fool's. Enjoy!
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Push Pop Pop, Pop it toys and math
Hello Math Educator! Are your students crazy about the push pop pop, pop its!. You can use them to explore ratios and rates. I have set up worksheet to take your student to learn about ratios, rates and basic conversions. You will need a stop watch or a way to keep time. Most chromebooks/cellphones have this feature. Students can work in pairs to gather data.
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Animal Adventure: MiniEscape Escape Room
MiniEscapes encourage the students to get in there and figure out a problem with minimal teacher involvement. The twist is that if they make their measurements properly, they obtain a code to open a lock! Animal Adventure: MiniEscape teaches that cm^3 and mL are equivalent measures of volume by having the kids derive it for themselves. It also gives them experience finding volume via water displacement. The twist is that if they make their measurements properly, they obtain a code to open a loc
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5-PS1-3
, 5-PS1-2
Eureka Math/Engage NY Lesson Plan Set Up and Reflection
Breaking down the lessons for Eureka Math or Engage NY can become daunting. With this CCSS aligned curriculum it is important that we stick to the lesson give with fidelity. However, this is not always easy to communicate on a lesson plan. I have take Eureka Materials and developed a lesson plan outline to help you create and implement your Eureka Math/Engage NY lesson plan.
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Brain Based Learning: Data Collection & Analysis (Percent/Fraction/Ratio/Graphs)
Help your students learn about effective study strategies, reflect on their own habits, and do some math at the same time. Use online resources (linked in the document) to learn about brain-based and research backed strategies, then help your students collect data on which of six scientifically backed learning strategies they use with the included tally sheets. **Update:Distance Learning Version Available ** Strategies:Retrieval PracticeInterleavingSpaced PracticeElaborationConcrete ExamplesDual
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Also included in: 5 for $5 Ratios Bundle (6.RP.A.1, 6.RP.A.3, 7.RP.A.2, 7.RP.A.3)
Social Media Math: Word Problems and Solutions, applying algebra and more
Use these 11 math word problems to reinforce essential problem-solving and communication skills, all couched in the context of social media and the internet. To solve these problems, knowledge of English language, arithmetic, fractions, decimals, percents, algebra, calculator use, logarithms and exponents, statistics, graphing, and other skills may be required. Solutions are given with explanations, including how to write and solve relevant equations, along with additional discussion questions
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