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7th grade math graphic organizers on sale
Fermi Unit | Questions & Problem Solving | Project Based Learning Math Tasks
Here is a typical "Fermi" question: How long would it take to count to one million? - Obviously, there is no definitive answer; you can't google it, which is the POWER and PURPOSE of a Fermi problem. The coolest math classes of 2024. Fermi problems ARE NOT ABOUT THE ANSWER but the MATHEMATICAL JOURNEY TO THE ANSWER. Exploring MATHEMATICAL LOGIC, RESEARCH, ESTIMATION AND CALCULATION. STUDENTS LOVE FERMI QUESTIONS because they allow them to THINK, SIMULATE, TEST, and EXPLORE big concepts an
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4th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Mean Absolute Deviation Foldable Note-Taking Guide
This foldable will help make the process of learning how to calculate the mean absolute deviation of a data set easier to digest! In the new Texas TEKs, 8th grade students must be able to calculate the MAD of a small data set.
This foldable note-taking guide helps students take this process one step at a time. I encourage students to reference this structured example as they work more complex problems, and analyze the MAD of multiple data sets. This foldable guide is designed to get them s
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6th - 9th
Household Budget Project: Taxes, Insurance, Loans, Rent, Groceries, and more!
This project will help students deeply understand the budgeting process and personal financial literacy because they get to actually create their own household budget! 15 career cards are included with occupations ranging from a cashier to a doctor and everything in between. You assign each student a career, which includes their salary and student loan debt. Then they have to work through all the aspects of a household budget including calculating income taxes, finding a home to rent, paying the
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7th - 12th
Recursive and Explicit Formulas: Geometric and Arithmetic Sequences Introduction
The algebraic notation for these topics can be quite intimidating at first glance.
To help students understand how recursive formulas work, give them some think-time to complete the included informal introduction here. Once students understand how arithmetic and geometric sequences "behave", introduce the algebraic notation to formalize the patterns.
Also included here is a graphic organizer including explicit and recursive formulas for arithmetic and geometric sequences.
I hope these r
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7th - 12th
Simplest Radical Form "Bundle" - Simplify Square Roots Activities
Simplest Radical Form is a concept that requires practice and multiple experiences for students. This bundle is designed to give students varying opportunities to interact with the math content and each other!
1) Start with the Foldable Note-Taking Guide and lots of examples.
2) Encourage communication and collaboration through the "BIG HUGE PUZZLE" included in this bundle. Detailed instructions are included! Pairs or small groups will love this challenge, and you'll love the dialogue it fa
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6th - 10th
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Fraction Operations Paper Foldable Study Guide - Summarize Succinctly!
After working with the 4 basic operations with fractions, some students inevitably confuse the "rules". This foldable study guide is designed to provide students with a visual, parallel comparison of the basics for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions. Seeing them in this format will reinforce the similarities and differences between the operations, which is a brain-friendly strategy!
Simply photocopy the two pages back-to-back, make one "hot dog" fold and two "hamburger"
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3rd - 8th
Classifying Numbers in the Real Number System Graphic Organizer and Activity
Just as many of us have nicknames, numbers are often classified by several names. This graphic organizer and activity will help clarify the different number systems and how they relate.
Get students involved in the sorting process with a classifying activity that can be used with individual students, cooperative groups, even student presentations and explanations.
Teacher notes and answer key are included. Enjoy!
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6th - 10th
68 Math Posters | Anchor Charts | Classroom Displays | Concepts | Skills
➕➖➗❌ Enlighten your students to the wonders of mathematics with these 68 HIGH-RESOLUTION, vibrant posters covering ALL MAJOR MATHS CONCEPTS; you will have a valuable reference for your students to refer to all year. ***************************************************************************We created these easy-to-understand, attractive posters to match all significant international mathematical curriculum standards.These posters will be front and centre in your classroom; we knew it was vital f
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PreK - 9th, Adult Education
Multiplying Binomials: Discovering Special Products
A reflective discovery that guides students to generalize patterns for special products by examining patterns, this resource fits nicely into any polynomials unit. Two copies are included in the PDF file - a color copy intended for annotating using an iPad, and a greyscale version for photocopies. Enjoy!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
"Family of Functions" Novel Intro to Transformations of Linear Functions
In my experience, students often have a tough time grasping the concept of a "parent function" or a "family of functions". With this visual, basic introduction to transforming linear functions, my hope is to make a memorable impression on students. A little bit of silly sometimes goes a long way... enjoy!
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7th - 10th
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Simplifying Expressions With Exponents and Negative Bases - What's the Diff?
The Lesson I Used to Teach and Reteach All Year
Year after year, algebra students are initially mystified by simplifying expressions containing exponents… especially when negatives show up. They seem to want to memorize a “trick”, and often generalize things that simply don’t work.
These resources help students identify the base before expanding and simplifying the expressions. Likewise, these sets of problems seamlessly promote a discussion about the impact of even and odd exponents.
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6th - 9th
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Systems of Linear Equations Real-Life Problem Solving and Graphic Organizer
After students learn how to solve systems by elimination, substitution, and graphing, this activity is the perfect icing for your proverbial cake! I designed the graphic organizer to help students break the problem-solving process into bite-sized pieces, and it has really helped!
Using 6 scenarios that will appeal to adolescents, students are prompted to:
* Define the variables
* Write the system of equations
* Solve the system
* Indicate which method was used to solve the system (students w
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6th - 9th
Relations & Functions Representations Mat: Mapping, Table, Graph Great for iPad!
The concepts of "relation" and "function" are very vocabulary-rich! Students sometimes struggle with all of the synonyms... inputs, x-values, domain, independent variable... and so on! I designed this "representations mat" to help students see and apply these concepts in a visual way. First, I generate a relation consisting of 5 ordered pairs. Next, students use the "mat" to identify the domain and range, represent the ordered pairs in a table, create a mapping diagram, plot the points in th
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6th - 10th
Linear Proportional and Non-Proportional Relationships: Foldable & Assessment
Before mentioning the word "slope", it's wise to have students explore the concept in contexts they can relate to.
In this resource, you'll have what you need to ensure students are introduced to the concepts of linear and proportional linear relationships.
First, a "foldable" notes resource is included, complete with tables, graphs, and necessary vocabulary. Photos of the foldable assembly are included for your reference.
Second, a 4-corners formative assessment, complete with teacher notes
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7th - 9th
Finding Equation of a Line Through 2 Points "Chunking" Activity
My 8th grade students really benefit from taking a multi-step process and "chunking" the task into smaller, structured parts. This resource worked well to help simplify the process of finding the equation of a line through two given points with an emphasis on slope-intercept form. Enjoy.
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6th - 12th
Why is a Negative Times a Negative, Positive? Integer Multiplication Discovery
Use this spin on the typical multiplication tables chart to guide students to discover patterns and, ultimately, generalize the rules for multiplying integers... and if you dare... ask students to consider division while they're at it!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Birthday Party Budget: Middle School Budgeting Project - Percentages & Decimals
This activity allows students to practice several intermediate math skills while also learning how to budget money (financial literacy). They need to apply a basic understanding of percentages and decimals to allocate their party budget to different categories (food, decorations, etc.)Students have to multiply and add decimal numbers. They need an understanding of percentages written as decimals. You can allow them to use calculators or do all of the work by hand. They have to research different
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5th - 8th
Paper Foldable Math Graphic Organizers 20 pages Active Note Taking
Ask students to take out their notebooks to take notes, and brace yourself for moans and groans. Photocopy these templates on colorful paper and hand out the scissors... and brace yourself for a classroom full of actively-engaged and focused students!
Students take pride in creating a "product" that helps them organize their thinking as well as study. Included in this math pack are interactive paper foldable graphic organizers for:
* A brainstorm for operation words (words in problem solvi
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Middle School Math Warm-Ups Galore! Encourage Error Analysis & Reflection
Included in this bundle are 10 weeks worth of daily math warm-ups. Student versions and teacher versions are included, as well as detailed teacher notes to guide procedures encouraging student reflection and error analysis!
Problems are based on 8th grade math TEKS but may be appropriate for use with grades 6 through 9. Problem types include short answer, multiple choice, and "gridded response". Consider print copies, or use PDFs to annotate on iPads!
I have developed this system of admin
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6th - 9th
Geometry Foldables 2 Interactive Note-Taking Guides! Visual Vocabulary
Talk the talk! Geometry is full of vocabulary terms, many of which students typically mix up! Try these foldable note-taking guides - students co-create their own colorful diagrams, labeling points with their own names, etc.
Included are two jam-packed foldable note-taking guides. Concepts/terms addressed include:
Angle
Acute Angle
Obtuse Angle
Right Angle
Straight Angle
Complementary Angles
Supplementary Angles
Congruent Angles
Vertical Angles
Parallel Lines
Perpendicular lines
Transversal
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3rd - 10th
SIMPLE INTEREST Financial Literacy Foldable Note-Taking Guide & Problem Solving
This foldable guide will help students understand some financial jargon! Included in this financial literacy guide are defined variables and problem-solving examples for which students:
* Solve for the simple interest, I
* Solve for the principal, P
* Solve for the interest rate, r
* Solve for the number of years, t
* Calculate the total amount owed (P + I)
A sample key is provided for your convenience.
Thank You!
Cathy
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6th - 8th
Solving Multi Step Equations Foldable Note Taking Guides Study Tools
Whew! Teaching algebra students how to solve multi-step equations can be overwhelming for all parties involved! To help "chunk" the sheer volume of material and examples, consider these foldable paper note-taking guides. Note taking guides included here provide space to address:
* solving 2-step equations
* solving multi-step equations involving combining like terms
* solving multi-step equations involving grouping symbols
* solving multi-step equations involving fractions
* solving multi-
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
Dividing Rational Numbers Foldable (Guided Notes + Examples)
This download contains a Dividing Rational Numbers Foldable which includes Guided notes and examples for dividing Integers, Decimals, and Fractions. The foldable is divided into 3 sections where one side contains guided notes and the other side contains examples.There are 3 examples for each section. An answer key is also included in this download.TEKSⓈ MATH.7.3A Add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational numbers fluently. Ⓡ MATH.7.3B Apply and extend previous
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6th - 8th
Also included in: All Rational Number Operations | 4-Pack of Foldables [BUNDLE]
Quadratic Functions Poster! A Graphic Organizer in Disguise
A graphic organizer in disguise! Students can show what they know about quadratic functions through this fun and stimulating poster. Great to assess prior knowledge, to review, or to use as a formative assessment during your studies. Brain-friendly strategies were considered when writing the poster prompts.
My students have iPads, and I plan to use this "poster" in conjunction with this interactive ThingLink image. Feel free to do the same!
Quadratics ThingLink
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7th - 11th
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