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Preview of Comparing Real Numbers - War Game Card Deck

Comparing Real Numbers - War Game Card Deck

This 52 card deck features positive and negative rational and irrational numbers including decimals, fractions (improper and mixed numbers), square roots, cube roots, and percentages. My students use this deck to practice comparing rational and irrational numbers and estimating values of square roots and cube roots by playing a game of "War." Students are dealt cards, each student places a card in the center, the card with the greatest value wins all the cards, and the student with the most car
Preview of Pirate Treasure Hunt: Halloween Math Activity

Pirate Treasure Hunt: Halloween Math Activity

Add a little fun to a school lesson, family or church event with this Pirate Treasure Hunt activity. This easy printable activity includes differentiated clues, many involving basic math skills (such as solving patterns, adding integers, and combining like terms), that will lead treasure seekers through a series of clues in search of gold coins. Preteens, teenagers, and even adults will enjoy problem solving through 6 different puzzles as they seek for treasure. Once all gold coins are found, se
Preview of Rational Irrational Numbers 8.NS.1 2 Practice Activities Bundle

Rational Irrational Numbers 8.NS.1 2 Practice Activities Bundle

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Piece of Pi
Get rational! Students will identify Rational and Irrational numbers, order on a number line, & explain their reasoning. Get this bundle and save 30%! This bundle includes all of my rational and irrational number system 8.NS.1, 2 products: Bell Work for a Week/Sub Plans; Interactive Notebook/Foldable Activity; Common Core 8.NS.1, 2 Number Line Practice Pages; Number Systems Exit Tickets, Mini Book Writing Activity, Word Wall Activity. Detailed answer keys are included with each product.
Preview of Brain Games: Printable Nurikabe Puzzles With Solutions, 166 Pages No Prep

Brain Games: Printable Nurikabe Puzzles With Solutions, 166 Pages No Prep

This Brain Games: Printable Nurikabe Puzzles With Solutions, contains 166 pages of brain teasers and problem solving for students.Does your curriculum include problem solving logic puzzles? Help early finishers stay focused with Nurikabe Brain Games. Great for critical thinking in the classroom or at home.These types of puzzles provide one of the best ways to relax your mind by engaging it on deep level. Would you like to increase the effectiveness of your student's brain health? Improve logic a
Preview of Oct. 28 Math History-Mystery Puzzle: John Wallis, Inventor of Infinity Symbol

Oct. 28 Math History-Mystery Puzzle: John Wallis, Inventor of Infinity Symbol

October 28 of the Mystery Year is a day to remember English mathematician, John Wallis, credited for inventing the symbol for infinity. Clues for finding the year involve an equation with infinitely many solutions, repeating decimals, and square root. This puzzle provides engaging review for middle school or high school students to use any time. Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, prepped for Easel 1-page printable version4 pages of Teacher Notes including s
Preview of Jan. 23 Mathematician Puzzle: Robert Moses, Math Literacy Advocate | Algebra

Jan. 23 Mathematician Puzzle: Robert Moses, Math Literacy Advocate | Algebra

January 23 of the Mystery Year is the birthday of Robert "Bob" Moses, civil rights and math literacy advocate. Clues for the year involve the Pythagorean Theorem, setting up and solving an equation, rational & irrational numbers, square roots, and scientific notation. The clues have been structured so that they may be solved in several different ways. Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, prepped for Easel 1-page printable version6 pages of Teacher Notes i
Preview of Crow's Challenge (Grade 8 Math: Functions and Irrationality)

Crow's Challenge (Grade 8 Math: Functions and Irrationality)

Created by
Smart Crow
A challenging mathematical problem that invites students to consider how the presence of radicals may or may not affect whether a function is linear.Includes a skill summary, a detailed solution walkthrough, and a sample exemplary student response.The problem itself is presented in grayscale for ease of printing; all other slides are in full (RGB) color for display as a slideshow.
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