Coding Without Computers

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Power of 10 - Color Coded by Set!

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Do your students have trouble remembering metric prefixes? Use this fun card game to help them out! Played like the public-domain game "Spoons," but with a scientific twist. Download this deck of 52 cards; thirteen sets from Tera- to femto-, each set representing a metric prefix in four different forms. *THIS VERSION IS COLOR-CODED BY SET.* If you want the more challenging version without color-coding to help students out, see my other product by clicking, Power of 10. The game is easy to lear

6th - 12th

Applied Math, Physical Science, Science

What is a Derivative? [Activities for Exploration]

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Deconstruct Calculus

Do you just jump in to calculating the derivative without giving your students a chance to think about what a derivative really is? This collection of activities are great, short ways to get them to pause and think about what a rate of change really is. And what's the difference between an average rate of change and an instantaneous rate of change? These are excellent, classroom tested, ready-to-print activities that will fit naturally in your PreCalculus, Honors Calculus, AP Calculus, or Underg

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Applied Math, Calculus, PreCalculus

Two-Step Inequalities Color by Number | 7th Grade Algebra Activity | Self-Checki

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Learn Math With Mrs. K.

Make practicing two-step inequalities engaging with this fun Color by Number activity! Students solve inequalities, select the correct answer, and use the color code to reveal a geometric animal picture. This activity is self-checking, making it perfect for independent practice. Great for 7th grade math, pre-algebra, or algebra review, this resource helps students practice solving inequalities while staying motivated and focused. What's Included • 20 two-step inequality problems • Multipl

7th - 9th

Algebra, Applied Math, Basic Operations

CCSS

7.EE.B.4b