Catnip's Word Walls

This playbook is a great tool to use when preparing your 7th graders to take their STAAR Math test. Each readiness standard is included in the book through a mixture of STAAR style questions, notes, and graphic organizers. Pair this book with the 10-Day Warm-Ups over 10 supporting standards. Ideally, you would complete a warm-up with your students, do the pages in the book, and then have some independent/collaborative practice time over that standard(s). The book covers the following topics: - R

This playbook is a great tool to use when preparing your 6th graders to take their STAAR Math test. Each readiness standard is included in the book through a mixture of STAAR style questions, notes, and graphic organizers. Pair this book with the 10-Day Warm-Ups over 10 supporting standards. Ideally, you would complete a warm-up with your students, do the pages in the book, and then have some independent/collaborative practice time over that standard(s). The book covers the following topics: -

This playbook is a great tool to use when preparing your 8th graders to take their STAAR Math test. Each readiness standard is included in the book through a mixture of STAAR style questions, notes, and graphic organizers. Pair this book with the 10-Day Warm-Ups over 10 supporting standards. Ideally, you would complete a warm-up with your students, do the pages in the book, and then have some independent/collaborative practice time over that standard(s). The book covers the following topics: - O

Sixteen tables and graphs to be used for finding slope and y-intercept. The idea is that the tables and graphs would be placed in sheet protectors so that students can use dry erase markers to do their work on the graphs and the tables. There are two recording sheets that can be used to find slope one day and y-intercept the other. Or you can use the word document to switch up the activity and find both on the same day. All word documents and answer key are included. If you have any other questi

This mini word wall contains four words to help students describe the shape of given data as asymmetrical, skewed left, skewed right, and symmetrical. Each page has the word, the definition, and 3 examples data distributions. Each word is handmade and colorful in order to capture your students' interest. These posters work ideally with the Math word walls listed on our website, but may be used with any other set of word walls as well. If you have any other questions or feedback to offer, please

This playbook is a great tool to use when preparing your 6th graders to take their STAAR Math test. Each readiness standard is included in the book through a mixture of STAAR style questions, notes, and graphic organizers. The book is designed to pair with our 6th Grade 10-Day Warm-Ups **coming soon** over 10 supporting standards. Ideally, you would complete a warm-up with your students, do the pages in the book, and then have some independent/collaborative practice time over that standard(s).

This practice is a great introduction to box plots with students. The first part of the handout is dedicated to labeling the box plot and defining all associated vocabulary with a large graphic. Students need to be comfortable with the language around box plots, and be able to label one before they can create one or analyze one. Next, there is a guided example and independent example using an even number of data values where students are just expected to find the 5-number summary. Then, there is

Students are given an irrational number like a non-perfect square number, and 3 representations of that number. Two of the representations are truth and one is a lie. Students have to explain why each representation is either a truth or a lie. In the last 2 problems, students are given a non-perfect square, one statement, and they have to create the other two in order to keep the 2 truths and a lie. If you have any other questions or feedback to offer, please contact me! For updates about sales

This foldable walks students through finding the area of a rectangle and parallelogram, triangles, and trapezoids. On the "left door" of the foldable, there is an emphasis on labeling the base and height of each different shape representation (bonus points if you have your students use different colors for base and height. The inside of the foldable ties meaning to each of the Area formulas for those shapes. You want to encourage students to read the formulas in words, and not just say the lett

This foldable is a great introduction for surface area of rectangular pyramids and prisms as well as triangular pyramids and prisms. Each shape is highlighted with a few key fill in the blank facts about the number of bases and lateral faces. Solids of each figure are shown so that the bases can be shaded or colored. Nets of each figure are also provided so students can shade or color the faces that are included in total and lateral surface area.

6 Anchor Chart/Process posters that colorfully and clearly show how to solve an equation with variables on both sides, including distributive property on both sides Step 1: Distributive Property Step 2: Combine Like Terms Step 3: Move Variables to one side Step 4: Move Constant to other side Step 5: Undo Coefficient to Isolate the Variable Each poster is handmade and colorful in order to capture your students' interest. This anchor chart/process pack works ideally with the Math word walls listed

This "mini word wall" sample has four different words relating to geometry and spatial reasoning. Each word and graphic is colorful, handmade, and eye-catching. The words are reflection, rotation, translation, and dilation. Make this page into a poster, hang on your word wall, turn into flash cards, or print for each individual student. Enjoy! This poster works ideally with the Math word walls listed on our website, but may be used with any other set of word walls as well. If you have any other

This playbook is a great tool to use when preparing your 8th graders to take their STAAR Math test. Each readiness standard is included in the book through a mixture of STAAR style questions, notes, and graphic organizers. The book is designed to pair with our 8th Grade 10-Day Warm-Ups (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/10-Day-STAAR-Warm-Ups-for-8th-Grade-5256318) over 10 supporting standards. Ideally, you would complete a warm-up with your students, do the pages in the book, and then

These playbooks are a great tool to use when preparing your 6th, 7th and/or 8th graders to take their STAAR Math test. Each readiness standard is included in the book through a mixture of STAAR style questions, notes, and graphic organizers. These books pair with the 10-Day Warm-Ups over 10 supporting standards perfectly. Ideally, you would complete a warm-up with your students, do the pages in the book, and then have some independent/collaborative practice time over that standard(s). These stu

This set contains 5 posters about how to find the area of a rectangle, parallelogram, triangle, trapezoid, and a circle. Each poster contains the formula, the formula written in words, examples of the shape and one examples worked out finding the area. All posters keep the same colors throughout to help students make connections between the formulas. The bonus poster says "Base and Height Make a Right (angle)" as a reminder to students where to find the dimensions in each shape. These posters wo

These playbooks are a great tool to use when preparing your 6th, 7th and/or 8th graders to take their STAAR Math test. Each readiness standard is included in the book through a mixture of STAAR style questions, notes, and graphic organizers. The included 10-Day Warm-Ups cover 10 corresponding supporting standards perfectly. Ideally, you would complete a warm-up with your students, do the pages in the book, and then have some independent/collaborative practice time over that standard(s). These s

Students are given 5 rational numbers in various forms. First, they are asked to classify each number as a whole number, integer, and/or rational number. Second, they have to place the numbers into a diagram representing the subsets of rational numbers. Third, students place the 5 given numbers onto a number line. Lastly, students are asked to place the 5 numbers in order. There are 4 example problems with all of these aspects.

Students are presented with multiple opportunities and approaches to practice classifying and analyzing the relationship between sets and subsets of real numbers in this 3 page activity. On the first page, students are given the definitions and names of each subset of real numbers, and are asked to match the subset to its definition. On the second page, students are asked to classify 7 real numbers by all appropriate subsets, and then place them correctly in the real number graphic organizer. On

This lesson begins by activating students' prior knowledge by showing them a picture of rectangle, parallelogram and triangle, and prompting them to write everything they know about that shape for one minute. Students then start by reviewing the area formula for the foundation shape, a rectangle. The lesson then gives three examples of decomposing shapes to build another using provided graph paper examples. Students walk through the discovery of how area formulas for parallelograms and triangles

This warm-up activity has nine algebraic representations of transformations listed in a table. The students' task is to correctly identify the type of transformation represented algebraically. Is it a dilation, reflection, translation, or rotation? Quick and easy, but is a great way to help cement the rules for each transformation!