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Common Core 8.EE.A.1 resources for ESL-EFL-ELL
Factoring Polynomials (Spanish and Answers)
Factoring a Polynomial is expressing the polynomial as a product of two or more factors. It is the reverse of the process of multiplying. Teachers will be able to introduce this concept in both languages English and Spanish to be able to reach students whose native language is Spanish. And all students will be able to work on small groups to solve factorization problems that will include binomials and trinomials.
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8th - 9th
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Easter/Spring Reading, Logic, Culture, SEL, Math Print & Digital Bundle gr. 3-8
This print & digital bundle gives you 3 activities (gr. 3,4,5,6), (gr.5,6,7,8) & (gr. 6,7,8) that you can use as games, centers, guided or whole-class activities. The Trivia game & escape room can be played with the whole class. Reinforce reading, SEL skills, cultural celebrations, focus, logic & deduction. The Trivia set is also useful for ESL students for oral language practice and cultural understanding. There's little to no prep as all rules and game pieces are included. The
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4th - 7th
Exponent Laws Multiplying Same Base Quiz Quiz Trade Game
Use this Quiz-Quiz-Trade game to reinforce the product law for exponents. These are basic problems for students just learning exponent laws. Students will work collaboratively with other students to mentally perform basic exponent laws and then verbally read the answer to a partner.I've used this activity for both 8th grade math and Algebra 1.About This ResourceSheltered language strategies are teaching strategies that focus on teaching academic vocabulary at the same time as academic content. T
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8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Math Quiz Quiz Trade Games Growing Bundle
Standard form exponential form expanded form Quiz Quiz Trade Game
Is an exponential expression written in standard form, expanded form, or exponential form?I've used these cards in my 6th grade class and 8th grade class and algebra class to introduce or review the concept of the different forms of an exponential expression.Students are asked to look at an expression that is written in standard form, expanded form, or exponential form. They then use a sentence frame to verbally tell a partner which form the expression is in. For example, they would see the expr
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Math Quiz Quiz Trade Games Growing Bundle
Zero Exponent Law Quiz Quiz Trade Game
Get your students up and moving while they practice using academic vocabulary with their peers. This activity focuses on recognizing that no matter what the base is (as long as the base is not zero), a base raised to a zero exponent simplifies to 1. Rational numbers are used as the base.You might also like:Quiz-Quiz-Trade Reading Exponential Expressions Level 1: Whole number bases and exponents onlyQuiz-Quiz-Trade Reading Exponential Expressions Level 2: Integer bases and exponentsCurious about
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Math Quiz Quiz Trade Games Growing Bundle
Reading Exponential Expressions Quiz Quiz Trade Game Level 2
Get your students up and moving while they practice using academic vocabulary with their peers. Reading Exponential Expressions Level 2 focuses on positive and negative integer bases and exponents only.Looking for more activities & resources about exponent laws? You might like...Mini Quizzes: Apply exponent RulesQuiz-Quiz-Trade: Exponential Form, Standard Form, Expanded FormQuiz-Quiz-Trade: Reading Exponential Expressions Level 1Curious about trying out a Quiz-Quiz-Trade Activity, but not qu
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Middle School Math Quiz Quiz Trade Games Growing Bundle
Like Terms and The Distributive Property (Spanish)
ESL students will be able to practice like terms and distributive property in Spanish.
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7th - 8th
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Like Terms and The Distributive Property (Answers)
Teachers will be able to go over the answers with their Algebra students.
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7th - 8th
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Introduction to Exponents
This is a short series of cryptograms which contain exercises about exponents. Students will need to be able to do operations with negative numbers to be successful with this program. Once the student solves a problem, s/he writes the answer, then decodes it with the cryptogram key. If the answers are correct, there will be an answer to a humorous riddle.These games can be copied and uploaded into Google Classroom or hardcopies can be printed and used as worksheets. Students can use as a re
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7th - 10th
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