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12th grade basic operations outlines
Algebra Anchor Chart BUNDLE!
Perfect anchor charts to help your students process Algebraic concepts. Scaled to print to a 36"x24" poster on a poster maker, but can be printed on a regular size piece of paper too! Allows your students to focus on the topics at hand and have examples to guide their learning! Buy the individual anchor charts, or buy this bundle with all of the algebra concepts!Charts included in this bundle currently:*Pre-Algebra Review*Solving Equations and Inequalities*Introduction to Functions*Linear Functi
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6th - 12th
Integers Study Guide
A quick reference guide and tool to utilize to help students learn and study integers and the rules.
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6th - 12th
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EXPONENTS NOTES AND REFERENCE SHEETS
This is a 6 page document that explains powers and exponents, how to find the values of numbers with exponents, special powers, adding and subtracting numbers with powers and multiplying and dividing number with powers. There are rules and a step by step guide to solving each type of problem. This is useful for teachers to use as teaching notes or to give out to students as a reference.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Properties of Exponents Overview
**FOUR versions included - multiple uses!**
Overview Chart with the Multiplication and Division Properties of Exponents - Including Zero and Negative Exponents
This resource can be used as fill-in notes, a study guide, or anything in between. In my classroom, I gave it out to my higher level classes before the test (we worked through the examples as review). I used it for note-taking in my lower classes - we worked on one or two properties per day, filling in the rules and examples as we went
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6th - 12th
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Math Problem Solving Template
What better way to mix MATH and WRITING?? This template is designed to have the students break down the math word problems to better understand what operation to use and why. The idea is for them to use complete sentences when explaining "why I did it" and "how I know I'm right", as well as self check their answers. They must also choose the important parts of the word problem and the operation to be used when solving the problem, by pulling out the important information in the "what do I know"
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4th - 12th
Simplifying Radicals Guided Notes
A guided notes worksheet to be used in conjunction with my YouTube whiteboard lesson on Simplifying Radicals found at the following link:https://youtu.be/TNt6i2XkZDAThis is a great tool for remote learners or students who were absent that need catching up. Feel free to copy and share! Thanks!
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6th - 12th
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Lesson 1.2 Fractions in Algebra
Companion Lecture to Introductory and Intermediate Algebra for College Students by Robert Blizter.
Converting mixed numbers and improper fractions
Multiplying Fractions
Dividing Fractions
Adding and subtracting fractions with the like denominators
Adding and subtracting fractions with the unlike denominators
Fractions in algebra
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Adding Integers Guided Notes
This resource includes:- adding integers with like signs- adding integers with unlike signs
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Addition and Subtraction Word Posters
A green and blue polka dot addition and subtraction word pages.
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PreK - 12th
Operations with money
Zip file that includes ppt, guided notes, independent practice, and homework on operations with money.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Math Word Problems as Conflict and Resolution Lessons
Ever thought about a math word problem as a language arts conflict needing to be resolved. This free graphic organizer helps your student find the essential conflicts in word problems that are solved by math operations.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Venn Diagram Notes Comparing Simplifying & Evaluating
Students often struggle with understanding the directions for a given problem. They try to plug in a number for x when all they need to do is simplify the problem and vice a versa for when they need to evaluate. It is also difficult for some students to understand what their answer should look like. Students like it when they get x=5 for an answer because they know that they are done. However, when they get 3x + 6 as an answer they are confused with what the next step is to get the answer.
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4th - 12th
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