Description
This is a PRINTABLE AND DIGITAL review/study guide for Chapter 9 (Tables and Line Graphs) of Math In Focus, 2020 edition.
This guide mimics the test (same type and number of questions). The guide can be used in class, as homework, or even as a re-test.
It's also great to use with 5th graders to gauge retention from 4th grade or to remediate.
You will receive a folder with 4 different options for this guide (all versions have the same questions, just different ways to present the information).
1) Traditional PDF (printable version for students to complete with pencil).
2) Printable task cards - 2 formats, quarter page and full page (one question per card and an answer sheet - students can complete in centers or small groups).
3) Google Slides version of the traditional PDF (portrait layout - same as the original; students answer by dragging pieces for multiple choice and typing answers).
4) Google Slides digital task cards (one question per page, students can slide pieces for multiple choice and type in answers).
Find the printable only version here.
Find the digital only version here.
Note: For some reason my preview files show up blurry on some screens. If you are having trouble seeing the preview, please download it and view it with a pdf viewer like Acrobat (not Preview (mac)).
Highlights
Save even more with bundles
Description
This is a PRINTABLE AND DIGITAL review/study guide for Chapter 9 (Tables and Line Graphs) of Math In Focus, 2020 edition.
This guide mimics the test (same type and number of questions). The guide can be used in class, as homework, or even as a re-test.
It's also great to use with 5th graders to gauge retention from 4th grade or to remediate.
You will receive a folder with 4 different options for this guide (all versions have the same questions, just different ways to present the information).
1) Traditional PDF (printable version for students to complete with pencil).
2) Printable task cards - 2 formats, quarter page and full page (one question per card and an answer sheet - students can complete in centers or small groups).
3) Google Slides version of the traditional PDF (portrait layout - same as the original; students answer by dragging pieces for multiple choice and typing answers).
4) Google Slides digital task cards (one question per page, students can slide pieces for multiple choice and type in answers).
Find the printable only version here.
Find the digital only version here.
Note: For some reason my preview files show up blurry on some screens. If you are having trouble seeing the preview, please download it and view it with a pdf viewer like Acrobat (not Preview (mac)).
