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Geometry Vocabulary Quiz
Students demonstrate their understanding of vocabulary learned during a unit on geometry. Students have to pick words from the word bank that will match the definitions of geometry terms. Some of the words that are included in the quiz are point, line, line segments, rays, plane, equilateral triangle, hexagon, isosceles triangle, obtuse triangle, octagon, parallelogram, pentagon, and several more. There are a few bonuses that allow students to demonstrate their knowledge of angle measurement
4th - 7th
Geometry, Math
Computer Science Unplugged Activity: Logic Gates
This is an unplugged activity, meaning students do not use an electronic device for the lesson. There are explanations and 10 logic gate problems that increase in complexity. A logic gate is a visual representation of how a computer evaluates code involving values of true and false. The logic operators AND, OR, and NOT are used to combine true and false values to determine a final output of either true or false.
5th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Math
OT Visual Perception Skills: Math Symbols
Do you have students with visual perceptual challenges that struggle to identify different symbols in math equations? This 4-page resource is a great way to practice math symbol identification to increase student's confidence when solving math problems. Or simply use as a great tool to address visual perception skills of visual scanning and tracking with your patients. Whether you print and laminate this worksheet for multiple uses or print and go for one time use, it's a great no-prep worksheet
3rd - 12th
Math
Evaluating Expressions Doodle Notes * Amazingly Engaging Resource!
COMIC BOOK STYLE DOODLE NOTES!Easily increase your students' engagement with this evaluating expressions one-pager. Your students will love to fill in the blanks and learn the concept while they make the handout their own and increase buy-in. The handout contains all the information your students need to know in order to begin to master this important math skill, with some fun practice, two example problems, and a 'create your own' section meant to practice those higher-order skills. We hope y
4th - 9th
Math
Pole Barn Project: Pre-Algebra Final/Review Concepts (with answer key)
This Pre-Algebra activity allows students to use the real-life example of building a pole barn to practice concepts by completing 21 different problems involving concepts such as area, perimeter, cost, surface area, mixed numbers/improper fractions, percents, and basic unit conversions. Students must find values like the area of aspects of their pole barn, the volume of concrete needed to pour the foundation, calculations & costs involved in framing, roofing, & siding, and other basic calcula
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Algebra, Math
Computer Science Unplugged Activity: Turtle Programming Packet
This is an unplugged activity, meaning students do not use an electronic device for this lesson. Students are given explanations and 20 practice problems to guide a turtle robot along a path. Turtle programming is a term used to teach students new to programming basic coding concepts by guiding a "robot" through a path. In this case the "robot" is simply an arrow on the paper. Problems increase in complexity and new ideas are introduced through scaffolded problems. Commands, if statements,
5th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Math
EDITABLE 5th Grade NWEA MAPS_STAAR Student Goal Tracker 2024_2025
Get your students reflecting on their learning with this 2024 2025 Goal Tracking Sheet. Students track their 4th grade STAAR scores with their quarterly benchmarks and create a goal for themselves for the upcoming 5th grade STAAR test. This tracking page has different options to choose from. You can create goals based on % or raw score. Students can also track and set a goal for their end of year MAPS test based on their beginning of the year and middle of the year assessments. Included: 6 diffe
5th
ELA Test Prep, Math Test Prep
Cash Handling Skills Unit
We assume that students learn cash handling skills, skip counting, and how to make change early in elementary school, but that's not entirely true. I prepare high school students for life beyond the school walls and ensure they have the life and career skills to be successful; they need cash skills. Everyone needs cash skills. From 3rd grade to adults, this comprehensive unit will meet your needs. The unit covers the following: Identifying coins and dollars - noticing qualities and difference
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Mental Math, Money Math, Not Subject Specific
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