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Free high school basic operations lessons
Pre-Algebra Practice Worksheet: Combine Like Terms
This worksheet was designed to accommodate students with severe learning disabilities that may find themselves completely lost in a high school algebra class. By starting off simple, and with the aid of a calculator, students should gain a basic understanding of how to combine like terms in an expression.
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7th - 11th
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Daily/Weekly Warm Up template
I use this template for my warm ups. The students get a new one Mondays and keep it until Friday. After a week they turn it in for a grade.
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6th - 9th
Evaluating Algebraic Expressions Guided Notes and Worksheet
Help your students develop a strong foundation for Algebra with the Evaluating Algebraic Expressions Guided Notes and Worksheet. These scaffolded notes and the accompanying worksheet give students ample opportunities to apply their new skills and gain confidence through guided and independent practice. Students especially enjoy this editable, low-prep lesson when paired with individual whiteboards for quick, formative assessment.This lesson covers the following topics:Vocabulary review and order
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Foundations of Algebra Guided Notes and Worksheets Unit Bundle
Multiplying Binomials Using the Distributive (FOIL) and Box Methods
This is an introduction to multiplying two binomials using the Distributive Property and FOIL (First, Outer, Inner, Last) Method. There is also an activity on multiplying binomials using the Box (Four Squares) Method.
This lesson plan includes a warm-up activity, minilesson with guided steps through the process, examples, class activities and a worksheet for homework. Answer keys included.
Common Core standards for High School Algebra and 6th- and 7th-grade math are included on the cover page
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6th - 9th
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Equivalent Fractions and Simplifying Fractions Guided Notes
This is a four page guided notes on what equivalent fractions are and how to make larger and smaller equivalent fractions. The last two pages touch on simplifying fractions. Very good for struggling learners and based on I do, We do, You do model. This product has a matching animated PowerPoint available for purchase, but can be used without it.
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4th - 9th
Budgeting and Meal Planning
This activity encourages it's users to be creative, budget, take personal and dietary needs into consideration. Young adults, have trouble thinking about others and planning ahead. This activity encourages youth to do both of these.
The user is given a budget, items with prices and friends with dietary preferences and needs. After the user chooses meal plan, he or she must then answer comprehension and critical thinking questions about diet, budgeting, and personal choices.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Integer Operations Jenga Activity
Integer Operations with negatives in a fun and engaging way! Dye your Jenga sets to have a reusable activity that can be used for any topic!
This activity has 48 Integer Operation problems.
-12 addition problems with negatives
-12 subtraction problems with negatives
-12 multiplication problems with negatives
-12 division problems with negatives.
Positive and negative integers is a great skill to continuously come back to. Even in the middle of an equation unit this is a good review or a stati
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6th - 9th
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Introduction to Variables- Adding and Subtracting to Solve One Step Equations
This lesson has a short definition and example of the term variable, a set of guided practice problems, and a set of independent practice problems, plus an answer key. These problems are appropriate for students who can add and subtract. There are no negative numbers or higher mathematical concepts. This lesson was originally created for my math team students in third grade. This is a pdf file, but an editable word document can be made available upon request. Please leave any feedback, so I can
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3rd - 9th
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Factoring (list of factors 1-100)
This teacher tool is a list of the factors for every number from 1 to 100. Students often generate an incomplete list when finding factors. This tool makes it easy for a teacher to tell students how many factors they are looking for. Instead of saying, "Find all the factors of 36," the teacher can say, "Find the nine factors of 36." This strategy is a good stepping stone toward independence in generating complete factor lists.
If you like this, please check out my Daily Number Study. It provid
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Unit Price Comparison
This is a mini lesson on comparing unit prices! It's a helpful way to teach students about obtaining the unit price, especially when buying in bulk! Please leave feedback if you download it, I would love to see how you guys are using this product and if anything needs to be updated!
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3rd - 9th
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Literal Equations featuring slope intercept form among other types
This package of lessons contains 3 worksheets for students to complete to practice re-writing equations by solving for a given variable.
The first two worksheets contain 15 problems each. An example is given and worked out for the students. Then, students solve problems and re-write equations into slope-intercept form.
In Lit2, the last 4 problems reverse the process: Students are given equations in slope-intercept form and instructed to re-write them in standard form.
The third worksheet h
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7th - 10th
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Exponents (Zero and Negative Rules) Flip Up Packet
This 3 part lesson and packet is great to teach the zero and negative power rules of exponents! Students are encouraged to learn through group discovery, teacher led explanation, then individual practice. Full instructions are in the preview pictures. Included: 4 page printable packets, full answer key, and lesson instructions.Interested in a packet for the product, quotient, and power properties of exponents? Check out this source: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Exponents-Product-Q
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8th - 9th
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Battle of Good and Evil: Adding Negative and Positive Integers
This project is to help students understand the relationship between positive and negative numbers. Students will practice adding negative and positive numbers through a series of battles and will take on the role of a journalist documenting the highlights of an epic war. This can be used in a pre-algebra course or beginning of an algebra course. For competency based instruction, this can be used to help students meet either the "arithmetic readiness" or "real numbers and linear equations" compe
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7th - 10th
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Adding and Subtracting Rational Numbers
Powerpoint presentation teaching students how to add and subtract rational numbers -fractions and mixed numbers. Animation is already set to the click of a mouse. Last slide has 3 examples that students can work out on their own. I used this with with an interwrite pad and smartboard (both) over the past few years.
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5th - 9th, Adult Education
Adding Positive and Negative Integers Task Cards - Beginner Level
The task cards help students understand and practice adding positive and negative integers. The cards can be used in main instruction, centers, or in skills work. The cards include number line examples for visual learners, and each card includes a number line that students can use on laminated cards to sketch a visual of what the problem would look like on a number line.
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6th - 9th
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Multiplication Mosaic Math Puzzle Worksheet, 21 Multiplication Mosaic
Math Puzzle WorksheetThis is a 21 pages set of Multiplication Mosaics Math Puzzle Worksheet A fun and engaging way for students to practice their multiplication facts. To use, simply Solve the multiplications in the picture, then use the color key to finish off the puzzle. My students absolutely love these! Maybe yours will too!
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Elapsed Time: 24 Hour (MILITARY and Standard) Ruler Templates-Student Aid - FREE
24 hour time template in both MILITARY time and STANDARD time. Some teachers find it easier to teach elapse time in military time. The subtraction is the only tricky part. The student must regroup an HOUR in Base 60 - meaning the hour is regrouped to 60 minutes. However, the vertical subtraction is still Base 10.
RESOURCE is on 11 x 17 inch paper!!!! Please note. Or the numbers would be too small to use.
Elapsed Time is very difficult for elementary and middle school aged templates.
They hav
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3rd - 12th
Daily Math Enrichment
*** UPDATED ( The update, includes a 7th day and I updated 'attack of the angles' page)
Welcome to Daily Math Enrichment!
This product is for Pre-Algebra, Algebra, 8th grade and 7th grade math. You can of course use it for any student you see this will benefit, challenge, and more.
Here in this free packet, you get 7 days of problems and answers. I have used these problems in the past as brain warm-ups, challenge problems when they are done with their work, math folders, math task cards and g
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8th - 11th
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Exponent Properties | What are exponents
Fill-in-the-blank student copy with practice problems. Great for flipped lesson!Teacher copy included has all blanks filled in and answers to all practice problems!Formatted in a popular note-taking style. Includes essential questions for targeting instruction. Complete set of 9 lessons available. This free download is lesson 1 of 9.If you like it, download the complete bundle of all 9 lessons!
Daily Math Word Problems Sampler Pack
Get 7 daily math word problems - one for each day of the week of, September 14-20. Each problem has a historical connection to the date. Students really enjoy the interesting facts.
This set of problems is a sample of a month-long problem set, Daily Math Word Problems for September. See the preview of the full set for more details.
These problems can be used as bell ringers or can be assigned as practice constructed response (short or extended) problems. Students enjoy learning some fun f
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
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Freebie - Fraction Operations Notes
Review fraction operations with these visual notes! Covers:Reducing fractionsAdding and subtracting fractions (LCD)Multiplying fractionsDividing fractionsThese notes are part of my Fundamentals of Algebra 1 Notes Bundle.
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5th - 11th
Interpreting Remainders Division Error Lesson
This lesson was designed with the following in mind:1. Students learn from their mistakes, and are more likely to master content when they can see and explain not only the correct way to solve a problem, but also the common misconceptions associated with the skill.2. Mistakes are part of learning and "Catch the Error" lessons give teachers an opportunity to normalize mistakes, and name errors as a way for everyone to learn from one another in a deep and thoughtful way.3. Ideally this lesson will
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2nd - 12th
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Emergency Sub Plan: Introduction to Factoring Polynomials
Emergency Sub Plan: Introduction to Factoring PolynomialsThis emergency substitute plan is structured to introduce students to factoring polynomials independently, assuming prior knowledge of polynomials. The worksheet provides guided practice in identifying factors of numbers, finding the greatest common factor (GCF) of numbers and polynomials.Lesson Overview:Review of Factoring: Students will review the concept of factoring and practice finding factors of numbers to reinforce understanding.GCF
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8th - 12th
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The Order of Operations (Pokemon Hunting)
This is a fun math activity which is connected with the idea of Pokemon Go (Get them all). Each students will have a pokemondex and a pokemon card. Students will find each other to write down the problem on their friends' pokemon cards. They will write down the problems, steps of solving, and final answer on the Pokedex sheet. The goal is to get all the problems and correct answers on the Pokedex. First 5 students who get the most correct answers will have a reward which is up to the teacher. I
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6th - 12th
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