Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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6th/7th Grade Percent Practice Bundle | Task Cards, Anchor Charts & Puzzles
Build strong understanding and confidence with percent concepts using this comprehensive bundle of seven engaging resources! This collection combines Anchor Charts, Scavenger Hunts, and Digital Mystery Puzzles to help students learn, practice, and apply percent skills through visuals, movement, digital problem-solving, and real-world examples. Perfect for 6th–7th grade math, intervention groups, and review throughout the year. Bundle Includes: 1. Percent Anchor Charts (3 Sets) • Converting
6th - 7th
Numbers, Other (Math)
Area+Perimeter-Compound Shapes-Interactive, RealLife Activities, Self Grade Quiz
1. Area and perimeter of compound shapes teaching slides.2. Area and perimeter of compound shapes station or workbook activity. 3. Area of compound shapes real life problems extension station or workbook activity.4. Self grading quiz.
5th - 6th
Math, Measurement, Numbers
CCSS
5.MD.C.5b
Also included in: Area+Perimeter-Squares, Triangles, Compound Shapes + Self Grade Quizzes
6th Grade Big Ideas Math Chapter 4 Vocabulary-Common Core-MRL-Editable
Howdy, Update November 2023: I have added an editable Google Doc Version of the MRL edition File.Are you using Big Ideas Math? Here are vocabulary cards for 6th Grade Chapter 4 (Common Core Edition and Modeling in Real Life). I used the terminology listed in the chapter and compared this list to the words contained in the Smarted Balanced item specs (SBAC). This will help prepare your students for the content and vocabulary on the summative test. Based on the released items these also work ver
6th - 7th
Math, Measurement, Numbers
CCSS
6.NS.B.3
, 6.RP.A.3c
, 6.RP.A.3d
Figure Me Out Back to School Math All About Me Get to Know You Activity
This "Figure Me Out" math activity is the perfect way to get to know one another while practicing and reviewing math skills at the beginning of the year back to school time. Students answer questions about themselves with numbers (example: how old are you, what year were you born, how many people are in your family, etc.) and then come up with math problems for each answer. They write their equations on sticky notes and place them over the answer (or type, drag and drop in the digital version.)
3rd - 6th
Basic Operations, Mental Math, Numbers
CCSS
3.OA.A.4
, 3.OA.B.5
, 4.OA.A.3
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