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7th grade Common Core 8.G.C.9 outlines
IEP Goals
A Reliable IEP Math Goal Bank to Easily Improve your IEP Writer Skills!As a SpEd teacher, you have become a master IEP writer over the years. However, IEP writing can take up a lot of time, even if you are the best IEP writer in your SpEd department. Maybe you love being an excellent IEP writer and are proud of the legally binding IEPs you’ve written but are looking to cut down on how much time you put into each IEP draft.Come on; you can’t tell me you like wasting your valuable time.Are you r
Unit 3 Cheat Sheet
Unit 3 is about the application of exponents. The unit looks at Pythagorean theorem, volume of cylinder, spheres, and cones, and the distance formula. This is handed out to students at the beginning of the unit so that all equations are easily accessible.
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7th - 9th
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8th Grade Math Vocabulary for Notebooks - Fully Editable - Over 150 Words
This is a fully-editable 8th grade math student vocabulary list for notebooks. This is created at full size for 3-ring binders or folders, but you can print this product at 85% scale to fit composition books or interactive notebooks. This list contains 182 commonly used vocabulary words or phrases in 8th grade math. The different versions of this product allows for write-in definitions and examples as well as a pre-defined list with example space. How I Use This in the Classroom· At the beginnin
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6th - 10th
IEP Goal Bank
How to Actually Set Yourself Up for Success with an IEP Goal Bank!Using an IEP Goal Bank is pivotal in your special ed career. Learning how to streamline your IEP writing process with the help of an IEP goal bank is genuinely life-changing.No longer will you be spending countless hours trying to figure out how to become a fantastic IEP writer.Learn how to implement a systematized approach (using an IEP goal bank, of course) and establish a meaningful IEP writing process that allows you to propo
Math-Multiple Choice Strategy Outline with Review Questions
My students struggle with any multiple choice standardized math question.(or any multiple choice test question!!)I posted a very wordy multiple choice question on my board and asked students to read it quietly for 2 minutes and then asked: "How many of you lost interest half-way through this problem and would just say choice C sounds good?"Almost every single one of my students raised their hand!!!My students struggle with multiple choice math problems and I needed to find a way to help them!!!
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7th - 12th
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