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8th grade other (math) outlines under $5
Digital WEEKLY Math Lesson Plan Template | Editable on Google Docs
Use this math lesson plan template to help plan your engaging, interactive weekly lessons! The resource includes templates for 100 minute, 90 minute, and 75 minute blocks. I have also included an example lesson plan for reference. The lesson plan resource is completely EDITABLE on Google Docs. You can link your activities to make the lesson plan easy to navigate (shown on example). I believe this lesson plan format is best for 3rd grade until 8th, but can also be used for younger or older grades
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3rd - 8th
How To Show Your Work In Math | Classroom Poster or Student Reference Sheet
"How To" Show Your Work In Math Poster:I like to think I'm one super organized teacher - I’ve always been this way! When I started teaching, (middle school) I realized my kids had no idea how to show their work! I am all about keeping your work organized! I created this “Notebook Paper Reference” for my students to look at as a reminder! It shows them how to keep their homework organized, when showing their work on notebook paper. I blew this up as a big poster that is hanging in my classroom. I
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3rd - 12th
GCF/LCM Cake Method+ Prime Factorization Key Concepts + Anchor Chart + Practice
Give students the KEY to success with this 4 page resource including a cohesive two-page key concepts guide/anchor chart on finding GCF/LCM using the cake(layer) method and prime factorization and a two page practice worksheet. This resource gives students step-by-step instructions paired with visuals that are clearly organized to support them in solving independently!As a teacher, I know the struggles of making sure students come prepared with their notes or take notes that are legible and usab
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: 6th Grade Math: Key Concepts Guides/Anchor Charts BUNDLE
Solving a System of Linear Equations Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer that shows the three ways to solve a system of linear equations (graphically, by substitution, by elimination). The purpose of this organizer is not only to show the steps for solving, but to show students that no matter which method you choose, you will arrive with the same answer.
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7th - 12th
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Intro to Geometry: Basic Vocab Cornell Doodle Notes
With this product you will receive a set of cornell doodle notes introducing students to basic geometric figures. Students will be asked to define each figure and provide a real life example. They will also be asked to compare the figures using an always, sometimes, never chart. The product also includes an answer key with the notes.
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4th - 11th
#AUSBTS18 24 hour clock display
Circles that fit around a clock to help students like analog time to 24 hour time.
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3rd - 12th
ESL Newcomer Math Curriculum
This outline can be used as a guideline on where to start with your newcomer ELLs when they are just learning math vocabulary. This can be used in conjunction with the regular education math class as a differentiation tool.Objective: Focusing on vocabulary and language necessary for students to be successful in math classesI created this curriculum specifically for my ESL students who are new to the country. Many times teachers believe that math is the universal language but there is actually a
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2nd - 12th
Ratios, Rates, + Complex Fractions Key Concepts/Anchor Chart
This key concepts guide gives students all of the information they need to successfully learn about ratios, rates, complex fractions + converting unit rates. All information is paired with step-by-step instructions, visuals, and examples. This is the perfect year-long resource for students to keep in their notebooks for easy access to quality examples. I started to create these resources for my classes after years of building frustration of student notes that were incomplete, illegible, or lost.
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6th - 8th
Also included in: 7th Grade Key Concepts Guides/Anchor Charts: BUNDLE
Unit Tracker for Learning Targets and Assignments
This sheet is for student use. They keep track of each assignment when it is given and check things off as they go. This has been great for my students because it allows them to track their progress more effectively.I have students keep these sheets in the classroom, so they do not lose them.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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One Step Equations Guided Notes
This is a 5 page note packet with a 5 page answer key. The notes are separated into sections:
-Vocab
-Rules for Solving Equations
-Solving One Step Addition and Subtraction
-Number in front of a Variable
-Solving One Step Multiplication an Division
-Negative Signs in front of a Variable
-Solving One Step with Negative Integers
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7th - 9th
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Problem Solving Template using CUBES
I use this template for daily math word problem solving. There is a CUBES reference in the middle and four quadrants for students to evaluate and solve the problem and/or multi-step problem. I also am a firm believer in requiring students to explain their mathematical reasoning so there is space for students to write out their thinking. To conserve paper I slide into plastic wipe off boards. This resource works great with my Problem Solving Flow Charts for determining operations you can find in
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1st - 8th
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Proportional Relationships Key Concepts Guide/Anchor Charts
This key concepts guide gives students all of the information they need to successfully learn about proportional relationships. Students are given information on proportional relationships and counter examples. They are also given information about graphing proportional relationships, solving proportions, slope, and direct variation.Teaching proportional relationships to your classes soon? This is your much needed resource to support your students and save you from constantly repeating yourself!
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: 7th Grade Key Concepts Guides/Anchor Charts: BUNDLE
Data Graphs Guided Notes
Need to teach Data Graphs? This document was made geared towards Algebra 1 Students, however, it could be used in various other content areas as well. These guided notes go over Dot Plots, Histograms, and Box Plots [ Box and Whisker ]. Students will see an example of the criteria for each graph, how the graphs look with SKEW. Then their are examples to work through as I do, We do, You do for each graphical display. Key is not provided.
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8th - 12th
Key Features of Linear Functions Scaffolded Notes
Here you have SCAFFOLDED GUIDED Notes! These go over the key features of linear functions, slope and x and y intercepts. They include various examples as well as the outline/answer key!
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7th - 10th
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Notetaking Technique for Middle Schoolers - Math [Adjusted FRAYER Model]
Some middle schoolers struggle with notetaking. For them to really learn how to do it well, the skills need to be taught to them. This resource introduces note taking using an adjusted version of the Frayer Model. It is designed for math class and includes space for examples of math problems. You can use this resource to help your middle schoolers practice notetaking. Here's what's included:1. Sample lesson pages on Sample Spaces & The Fundamental Counting Principle. Your students can read t
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5th - 12th
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Is it a Function? - Notes
These are Scaffolded Function Notes discussing whether or not it is a function. It goes over graphs, tables, maps, and ordered pairs. These are in Cornell Note format, and include an outline with answer key for the teacher!
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6th - 9th
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8.1.1.5 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released Questions
Title: 8.1.1.5 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released QuestionsThis is a Digital Resource using Google Docs.Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.5:Item contains:Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.5Minnesota Department of Education Benchmark Rubric for Standard 8.1.1.5All current MCA Released Questions for Standard 8.1.1.5During the school year 2022-2023, I became aware of information that is readily accessible to Minnesota teachers through the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE). This inf
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8th
8.1.1.4 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released Questions
Title: 8.1.1.4 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released QuestionsThis is a Digital Resource using Google Docs.Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.4: Know and apply the properties of positive and negative integer exponents to generate equivalent numerical expressions.Item contains:Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.4Minnesota Department of Education Benchmark Rubric for Standard 8.1.1.4All current MCA Released Questions for Standard 8.1.1.4During the school year 2022-2023, I became aware of inf
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8th
8.1.1.3 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released Questions
Title: 8.1.1.3 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released QuestionsThis is a Digital Resource using Google Docs.Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.3: Determine rational approximations for solutions to problems involving real numbers.Item contains:Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.3Minnesota Department of Education Benchmark Rubric for Standard 8.1.1.3All current MCA Released Questions for Standard 8.1.1.3During the school year 2022-2023, I became aware of information that is readily accessible
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8th
8.1.1.2 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released Questions
Title: 8.1.1.2 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released QuestionsThis is a Digital Resource using Google Docs.Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.2: Compare real numbers; locate real numbers on a number line. Identify the square root of a positive integer as an integer, or if it is not an integer, locate it as a real number between two consecutive positive integers.Item contains:Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.2Minnesota Department of Education Benchmark Rubric for Standard 8.1.1.2All curre
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8th
8.1.1.1 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released Questions
Title: 8.1.1.1 Minnesota Math Standard/Benchmark Rubric/MCA Released QuestionsThis is a Digital Resource using Google Docs.Minnesota Math Standard 8.1.1.1: Classify real numbers as rational or irrational. Know that when a square root of a positive integer is not an integer, then it is irrational. Know that the sum of a rational number and an irrational number is irrational, and the product of a non-zero rational number and an irrational number is irrational.Item contains:Minnesota Math Standard
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8th
Area of Figures + Composite Figures Key Concepts Guide/Anchor Chart + Practice
This cohesive two-page key concepts guide + one page spiral practice is a great resource for students to have to aid them through the process of finding the area of figures and composite figures! Students have guided step-by-step examples of how to find the area of parallelograms, triangles, trapezoids, circles and composite figures.As a teacher, I know the struggles of making sure students come prepared with their notes or take notes that are legible and usable. This is why I started to create
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6th - 8th
Also included in: 6th Grade Math: Key Concepts Guides/Anchor Charts BUNDLE
Geometry: Simple Proof Tips from the Proof Pirate!
Are your students struggling with geometric proofs? Are you struggling to find a way to explain it? I have created this simple 6-step plan for geometric proofs to help my students. I have found that is helpful if they have some sort of format to follow for each proof.
This particular item is just a single page and can be printed in color. The advice is coming from the "Proof Pirate" which helps this page stand out in their notes. Cheesy? Yes! Will you get a quick laugh from your students?
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7th - 12th
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Effective Note Taking using the Cambridge math textbook
Introducing "StudySmart: Topic Mastery Guide" – Your Ultimate Study Companion!What's Inside:A 1-page step-by-step guide on how to effectively take notes using the Cambridge textbook. Enhance your ways of teaching and study materials for students. Guide them through the process of summarising, reinforcing, practicing, and troubleshooting. Provide students with the chance to master their learning using this guide for note-taking.Benefits for Students:Streamlined Study: Save time with targeted s
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7th - 10th, Staff
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