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Ratio Box Applications
Ratio Boxes have many applications for solving problems when three numbers are available to calculate the fourth (missing) number: Rate, Scale, Proporition, Missing sides of Equivalent Triangles, Percent, Degrees of a Circle, Converting units of measure, and so on. Here are sample questions, using a consistent format of establishing the Ratio, then calculating the Actual amount. If you find this helpful, please rate the product or leave a comment.
8th - 10th
Applied Math, Fractions, Math
Ordering Rational Numbers: Self-Checking Excel, Google Sheets, and Print
Bring clarity and confidence to one of the trickiest middle school concepts with this engaging, self-checking lesson on Ordering Rational Numbers! Designed with Grade 7 learners in mind, this activity challenges students to work with rational numbers in multiple forms—including radicals, scientific notation, fractions, decimals, and percents—and convert them into decimals to compare and order. Students then place their answers into a place value chart, reinforcing both number sense and precis
6th - 10th
Arithmetic, Fractions, Numbers
CCSS
7.NS.A.2d
, 7.NS.A.3
Math Cryptogram/Adding Fractions 1
Make math review more fun with CRYPTOGRAMS! For those who haven't experienced cryptograms before, a cryptogram is a message that has been translated into nonsense- that can mean numbers, shapes, animal pictures, and in this case EQUATIONS! Have your students solve the fraction addition problems, remembering to simplify the answers. This will give the student a fraction (answer) that corresponds to a letter. For example, if it says "A = 1/4 + 1/4" then A = 1/2. The student would then write the
3rd - 5th
Fractions, Math
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