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High school math assessments on sale
Box Method Multiplication - 2 and 3 Digit Numbers - Math Worksheets - Assessment
Box Method Multiplication - 2 and 3 Digit Numbers - Math Worksheets - AssessmentYou'll get 10 box method multiplication worksheets. It'll be a great and engaging activity for students that will help them learn and practice multiplication easily.It'll be a useful resource during your class that will boost your teaching efficiency!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you for stopping by!You can contact me with questions about t
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3rd - 12th
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Properties of Numbers Cut-and-Paste Matching Quizzes: 2 Versions
A twist on the traditional "matching" assessment, these quizzes assess students' understanding of basic number properties. Page 1 is more appropriate for higher level students, and page 2 assesses the more fundamental properties.
First, students work together to match specific problems to their corresponding property names. To add higher level thinking, students then create an additional example of each property.
Beware! "False Properties" are also included in the mix, and students mus
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6th - 10th
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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
Combining Like Terms "Silent Sort" Whole-Class Activity Kinesthetic
Early Algebra students often find new and unfamiliar vocabulary to be challenging. Once students define "term", "constant", "coefficient", and "like terms", hold them accountable through this engaging activity. First, cut the terms on Page 1 and give one slip of paper to each student. Then, guide students through a series of questions regarding the paper they received. The questions detailed in Page 2 of this activity guide students to stand up and sit down in a "Simon Says" type format... A
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6th - 12th
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April Fool's Day Cumulative Math Quiz! Different Problems All Have SAME ANSWER!
Want to sneak a cumulative review in, but have a little April Fool's fun in the process? This "quiz" is just the trick! Twelve problems in this review quiz address the following (very worthwhile) concepts:*Order of Operations*Integer Operations*Absolute Value*Evaluating Variable Expressions*Properties of Exponents*Operations with Rational Numbers*Square Roots*Solving Multi-Step Equations*Applying the Pythagorean TheoremThe funny part is that every problem has the exact same answer - ONE! A sa
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Pythagorean Theorem - Squares and Triangles Hands-On Lab and Discovery
We want our students to understand where the Pythagorean Theorem comes from, rather than seeing it as a rule only. For years, I’ve pieced together resources to provide this sort of hands-on experience for my students. Consider this hands-on lab a fine-tuned version based on my students’ needs that I hope streamlines the exploration for your own students. Teacher notes, a sample key, and necessary resources are included. Enjoy!
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6th - 10th
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4-Corners Activity: Solving One-Step Equations & Inequalities
Spice up your warm-up time by using a "4-Corners" strategy. Using 4 different sets of similar problems, students work individually on a brief set of problems (students don't realize that there are 4 different versions of the problems yet!) Then, after a few minutes of independent work, send students to each of the 4 corners of the classroom according to the small card suit on his or her warm-up sheet to compare and discuss answers. Come back together as a class to discuss solutions and questi
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5th - 12th
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Proportion Olympics: Math Stations for Middle School Proportions
Your Middle School Math Classroom will thank you for buying this one!! Lots of Ways you can use this Saturday School, After Testing End of year fun, Family math night, Whole Class, Math Center, Small group. You can print the cards on card stock and they will last for the school years to come!!Sample Card:Jumping JacksTime for: 15 sec.Predict for: 3 min.Directions:Choose 4 of the 8 tasks. Using a stopwatch, time yourself for each Olympic Activity. Then using a proportion, predict how long you c
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5th - 12th
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Square Roots and Perfect Squares: Making Connections Discovery
Students feel empowered when they construct their own understanding of a new mathematical concept.
Rather than give students a textbook definition of "perfect square" or "square root", I've used this resource to help them discover the concepts themselves. With or without a calculator, students are guided to simplify various squares and square roots. Then, students are asked to try to explain the concepts and define them in their own words.
Whether students will be asked to use a calculat
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6th - 10th
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"Write-Around" Solving Equations Variables Both Sides ENGAGE STUDENTS
"Write-Around" is a strategy I enjoy using when Algebra becomes "multi-step"! Groups of no more than 5 students are given these sheets such that every student starts with a different problem. Each student only solves the NEXT step of the problem, passing the paper on to the next person to complete the NEXT step. Detailed instructions are on the top of each of these "Write-Around" sheets. Very often, I will choose one problem from each group to actually grade, warning the students ahead of ti
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6th - 12th
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Math Integers Sign Posters and Worksheets Bundle for 8th Grade
Embark on a journey to master integer operations with our comprehensive "Integers Sign Rules Poster and Worksheet Bundles," meticulously crafted for 8th-grade students! This bundle combines visually engaging posters with interactive worksheets to provide students with a dynamic learning experience in integer arithmetic. Here's why incorporating these resources into your classroom can enhance your students' mathematical proficiency:1. Visual Clarity and Guidance: - The posters in this bundle fe
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6th - 9th
"Write-Around" Solving & Graphing Multi-Step Inequalities ENGAGE ALL STUDENTS!
"Write-Around" is a strategy I enjoy using when Algebra becomes "multi-step"! Groups of no more than 5 students are given these sheets such that every student starts with a different problem.
Each student solves ONLY the NEXT step of the problem, passing the paper on to the next person to complete the NEXT step. Detailed instructions are on the top of each of these "Write-Around" sheets.
Very often, I will choose one problem from each group to actually grade, warning the students ahead of ti
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6th - 9th
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"Before & After" Warm-Ups: Promote Reflection About Common Errors
My daily math warm-ups have received a major make-over! This template is a simple way to adapt warm-ups to promote student engagement and reflection.
Present students with a warm-up problem each day. I also recommend using a timer and having a specific number of minutes per day set aside for warm-up time. Next, students individually copy and complete the day's problem in the appropriate space on the left. (Note: To hold students immediately accountable for their first attempt, I walk arou
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4th - 12th
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"Bell Ringer" Exit Slip Ticket for Math Class
I developed this "bell ringer" out of my own need to formatively assess my students. Sometimes gaining meaningful feedback from students during a lesson is difficult, because they don't know what they don't know! This simple form provides the teacher with feedback about a student's perception of his or her own understanding as well as evidence of this understanding through a simple task of your choice (a problem, a writing prompt, whatever suits the lesson objective for the day). Very adaptab
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5th - 12th
Math & Literacy Project - Create a Comic Strip
Ever find students doodling in their notebook during a math lesson? Put those scribbling skills to work in a fun project! Rubric and story board templates included. Students can create their own hand-drawn comic strips or utilize one of many free online comic creators.
Enjoy!
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Ratios and Rates Graphic Organizer
This Solving Equations "Write-Around"
Linear Systems Problem Solving with Unique Graphic Organizer!
Fractions Paper Foldable Interactive Study Guide
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3rd - 12th
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BIG HUGE PUZZLE Scientific Notation and Standard Numeral Match-Up!
This BIG HUGE PUZZLE measures 14 inches by 14 inches when complete! Students match up standard numerals with their equivalent values in scientific notation to demonstrate understanding of representing numbers that are "big" or "small". Strategically chosen values provide a great way to identify misconceptions (such as adding the number of ZEROS represented by the exponent on the power of 10 rather than considering the number of PLACES the decimal point moves... and the DIRECTION the decimal po
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5th - 9th
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Properties of Exponents Mini Project Challenge; Scoring Rubric Too!
Once students have studied and applied the properties of exponents, this is a nice way to assess their understanding. Each student "designs" a problem that includes each of the seven required properties at least once. Then, the student simplifies the problem, identifying and applying the properties along the way. Each student submits a "project" which is scored on mathematical components as well as presentation components. Scoring rubric is included.
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7th - 9th
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Box Method Multiplication - 3 Digit Numbers - Math Worksheets - Short Assessment
Box Method Multiplication - 3 Digit Numbers - Math Worksheets - Short AssessmentYou'll get 10 box method multiplication worksheets. It'll be a great and engaging activity for students that will help them learn and practice multiplication easily.It'll be a useful resource during your class that will boost your teaching efficiency!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you for stopping by!You can contact me with questions about t
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2nd - 12th
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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
Middle School Math Center: Similar figures using dilations on a graph and table
Your students will practice hands on graphing with 4 different figures, rectangle, triangle, pentagon, trapezoid, plus a fill in the blank graph so you are able to make your own figure. I have also included a fill in the blank graph and table so you are able to use it as a assessment or exit ticket for your class. you may also use the fill in the blank graph for guided notes or whole class examples. Answer key is included. Visit my blog for more math stations ideas. www.theturtledoveclassro
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7th - 10th
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Equations and Expressions Learning Stations
Great assessment and cooperative activity to promote math communication! Learning Stations include translating expressions and word phrases, solving equations involving integers, fractions, and decimals, and even giving students the opportunity to write a problem for a specific equation. Template for student work is included. Enjoy!
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Ratios and Rates Graphic Organizer
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5th - 12th
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Coordinate Plane: Graphing Ordered Pairs Formative Assessment and Extension!
Most of my students have plotted points before, but the basics often escape them! I give this to students prior to instruction to see what they can do. It's a great way to quickly see what they already know, and give gentle reminders about the axes, quadrants, and that the order matters when plotting points... not to mention, when numbering axes, the number represents the hash mark, not the space between hash marks! Ahh, the little things! :-)
At a glance, you will be able to see who "gets
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6th - 10th, Adult Education
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Absolute Value Cut & Paste Quiz - Simplifying Expressions
A twist on the traditional "matching" assessment, this quiz assesses students' understanding of simplifying numerical expressions containing absolute values.
First, students work together to match specific problems to their corresponding answers. To add higher-level thinking, students then create an additional problem for each answer. This unique hands-on approach encourages cooperation and communication.
Great formative assessment too! Quickly scan student papers to find out misconceptio
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
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Similar Figures Digital and Printable Task Cards Activity Pack
In this Similar Figures Pack students are to find the missing measurement. They'll review their knowledge of proportions using either one of these versions:Google Sheets Self-checking Task Cards, printable Task Cards in pdf version Google Slides Task Cards. These are great solutions for having all students online and/or in-person work on the same Task Cards or to have it differentiated.Why choose this resource?Google Sheet is a Self-checking activity - Time saving - No grading ;)No-Prep - rea
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7th - 10th
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