Python Coding Rubric

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Crack the Code: Common Factors Encryption Worksheet | Differentiated Puzzle

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Can your students break the code? In this engaging activity, students become "Code Breakers." They must find the Common Factors of specific number pairs to unlock a cipher and reveal a hidden secret message (a fun joke/riddle). BUILT-IN DIFFERENTIATION: We know every classroom has mixed abilities. This resource includes two versionsof the same puzzle: Level A (Scaffolded): Includes "Hint" columns (e.g., tells students how many factors to look for) to support struggling learners.Level B (Challe

5th - 7th

Applied Math, Arithmetic, Numbers

CCSS

6.NS.B.4

Also included in: Crack the Code: Common Factors Full Lesson Bundle (Slides + Activity)

4NBTA1 Written Response Question with Rubric

Created by

DavWarren3

This written responses aligns to math standard 4NBTA1 and includes a rubric with criteria (including exceeds).

4th - 5th

Math, Place Value

CCSS

4.NBT.A.1

Building the Checkerboard Labels

Created by

Gladys Noronha

Building the checkerboard labels- Color coded numbersColor coded LabelsEasily cut out bordersSize 6x6.5 (after cutting each label)9 label cards of Units9 label cards of Hundreds9 label cards of Thousands

1st - 6th

Math

Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Mixed Numbers

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Candy 'N Class

PowerPoint for adding and subtracting fractions with mixed numbers. The ending slide has a QR code for a video of my presentation of material. This is great if there is a sub, and you can press arrows to go back and forth between slide recordings.

4th - 6th

Math

Grades 1 -5 Tessellation Writing Assignment

Created by

Mike Schwartz

This assignment may be used as an introduction to tessellations, a quick-check or a general paragraph writing assignment. It includes a writing rubric ranging from a 1 -4 Likert-Style Scale. It has been tested with positive results in both my 2nd and 3rd grade general education and 1st through 5th grade talented and gifted classroom.

1st - 5th

Geometry, Writing

Math-Was Pythagoras "Right" About his Triangles? All About His Theorem!

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Exploration Projects

Learn geometry by studying the ancient Greek mathematician, Pythagoras, and his famous Pythagorian Theorem. Using investigation and logic you will prove that Pythagoras was right!This math Exploration includes detailed, student-friendly Steps to Success that lead the learner through the process of creating a high-level, quality independent project. To add rigor and thoughtfulness, students reflect on their Exploration by answering standards-based Questions of Mathematical Practice. Supporting

3rd - 11th

Applied Math, Geometry, Math

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