Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Simple Addition Quiz with +0, +1 and doubles

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This interactive PowerPoint is a simple addition quiz using numbers +0, +1 and doubles with sums up to 12. It is useful for students who are learning simple addition facts. It can be also be easily modified to meet a student’s particular learning level or changed to use different math facts. It is an interactive PowerPoint which is designed to give immediate positive feedback for each correct answer, to help the student feel successful and keep them engaged. The quiz uses 3 different types of

K - 1st

Arithmetic, Instructional Technology

Tiered Family Dinner Activity

Created by

Jennifer Morris

Make math fun and meaningful with this real world differentiated lesson on finding the percent of a number, discount, tax, etc. An excellent resource for consumer math, 6th or 7th grade Common Core, or special education inclusive settings. Includes three tiered activities that can be modified for individual students or cooperative learning.

6th - 8th

Arithmetic, Other (Math)

Make a Ten Digital Math Center

Created by

Jane's Creations

This product can be used to supplement your math lesson for remote learning or be printed out as a physical math center for your classroom. Students will use the strategy "make a ten" to increase their sense of facts to 10. They will use moveable counters to help them solve each problem to make a ten. The last page is a digital worksheet to record their answers. This page can be printed out as a physical worksheet. FOR DIGITAL USE: You can import your file from PowerPoint to Google Slides. Open

K - 2nd

Arithmetic, Math

Intro to Common Factors Slides | 6th Grade Math Lesson | Editable & Visual

Created by

Ms. Dan Hoang

Struggling to teach Common Factors in a clear, visual way? This "Back to Basics" slide deck is designed to introduce the concept of Factors and Common Factors to 6th graders (or review for 7th) without the fluff. It breaks down the process step-by-step using clear visuals and the "Listing Method." WHAT'S INSIDE:Clear Definitions: What is a factor? What is a common factor?Step-by-Step Guide: Visual walkthroughs of finding factors using T-charts/Rainbow method.Practice Problems: "We Do" and "You

5th - 7th

Applied Math, Arithmetic, Numbers

CCSS

6.NS.B.4

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