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5 Hard SAT Math Problems with Step-by-Step Solutions — Free Practice Pack

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Miss Pam Teaches SAT Math Reading Writing

Are your students hitting a wall on SAT Math Module 2? These are the problems that separate a 650 from a 750. This free practice pack includes 5 of the hardest SAT math problem types — fully solved with step-by-step explanations written the way a tutor actually teaches them, not the way a textbook explains them. What's included: Two-way table percentage problem (the one where students divide by the wrong number)Similar triangles with trig (sin/cos relationship trap)Parabola system with exactly o

7th - 12th

Algebra 2, Geometry

Scintillating Shapes - Tangrams FREEBIE

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Simply Math

Challenge students with this puzzle that has three shapes that seem to be the same general size and shape BUT are not identical! Then they create their own puzzles using their tangram pieces. A simple worksheet (choose color or black line images) guides students through the activity. It can be a great way to spark interest in math especially when you're learning from home. I included solutions and tangrams that you can print and cut apart to make sets of tangrams that are the same size as the t

1st - 8th

Geometry, Math

3D - Spatial Development - Inductive Series - Part 1 of 3 - FREE

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Reading Writing Math and Science Specialist

This affords a vehicle for teachers to use for developing 3D spatial skills. This appears difficult and in the latter cases of the problems, it is a mental puzzle. However, I used to MODEL and work these with my self-contained 5th grade class, and they can do it. There are recommendations. The teacher must practice until they are extremely adept at the process. I strongly recommend using interlocking cube blocks to build these isometric three (3) Dimensional figures PRIOR to working them ment

4th - 12th, Adult Education

Engineering, Geometry, Other (Math)

International Pi Day Approximating pi Math Activities - high school activity

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Teachers Haven Edu

Students come up with their own approximation for pi. 2. They then look at historical approximations and find the accuracy of them. 3. They then see how accurate their .calculator gives pi to. Oh and it's for pi day (3/14) but feel free to use it whenever. If you use .it, please review it.

6th - 12th

Decimals, Geometry, Other (Math)

Also included in: International Pi Day Math Activities Bundle - World Pi Day High School

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