Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Fractions, decimals, percentage; Modified Special Ed, equivalent forms
This is a modified worksheet from the middle school number relationships/computation curriculum. It is excellent for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum.
Five fractions are given in a chart. There is a bank of options to choose from to fill in the rest of the chart. Students must fill in the equivalent forms for the fractions in decimals and percentages from the bank.
This worksheet aligns with Maryland content standard:
Given fractions, decimals, and perce
PreK - 5th
Decimals, Fractions
Order and Compare Decimals on a Number Line Worksheets Base Ten Blocks Decimals
Comparing and ordering decimals, as well as placing decimals on a number line, is a great way for students to visualize that decimals are numbers with a concrete value. Decimals can be very challenging for students with special learning needs, especially autism, to grasp. This 2 week unit helps students understand that decimals have a specific value by ordering decimals on a number line. Includes scaffolded activities (to the tenth place)Identify the parts (whole and part) of a decimalDraw d
4th - 6th
Decimals
Place value chart (work mat)
Place value chart, work maps. Great to print and laminate for students to keep on their desks and reuse/refer to throughout the year as a scaffold with whiteboard markets. 4 differentiated versions included.
2nd - 8th
Decimals, Mental Math, Place Value
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