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Middle school algebra resources for Microsoft PowerPoint and for GATE
Logic Puzzles for Spring
Logic problems are fun for bell-ringers, time-fillers, and challenge. This set of ready-to-use 6 Spring-themed problems are great for your middle school math and secondary math students. Keep even your brightest students challenged. Included in this resource:- 6 Spring-themed logic problems of medium level- Answer Key- Great for math centers, time fillers, or bell-ringers.- Note: the logic puzzles may require more than one review of the clues. Love Logic Puzzles? MUST have logic puzzles sets
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Logic Puzzles Bundle of seasonal logic puzzles for middle school math
Simple and Very Easy Algebra Scoot! Game - Gate, Review, Activity, One Variable
This Scoot game will get your upper elementary and lower middle school students moving and doing easy algebra all at the same time!
Each equation involves one variable and simple addition, subtraction, or multiplication with sums and products equal to less than 20.
*Use for GATE students who need a challenge!
*Use for older students and shorten the time for each problem to help them think on their feet!
*Use for indoor activity on a rainy or snowy day!
*Use for a review day or filler activity!
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4th - 8th
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Printable Mad Lib Math Activity-Quotient Property of Exponents (8EE1)
Your students will have a blast and practice their math skills while doing this mad lib math activity. Low prep for you and fun for your students!All you need to do is print copies of the 15 slides and the answer sheets and then hang them around your room. Everything is provided for you, including an answer sheet for easy grading.Students work through all 15 slides. Each slide consists of a problem and four possible choices. Students select their answers and then write down the corresponding wor
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7th - 12th
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Introducing Variables
This product is also listed as "Introduction to Algebra."
This short PPT explains (in a slightly silly way) that the "mystery box" problems that students learn to solve during their early years in school are really algebra problems. The PPT explains what algebra is and why mathematicians use letters for variables. The PPT is visually appealing in order to keep students engaged long enough to deliver the necessary information in the lesson.
I hope you'll like the lesson. It's short, sweet, an
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4th - 8th
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