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Scale Factor Worksheet Scale Factor Activities FREEBIE L1 iReady Math 7th Grade
Teach 7th-grade students how to solve problems using scale factors with these math worksheets and exit tickets. Whether you teach iReady Math or another curriculum, these print and digital problems align with Common Core State Standards and prepare students for standardized testing. Assign the lesson checks about solving problems involving scale as homework or share them in small groups. Present these rigorous math questions in PowerPoint or Google Classroom. Check out the Contents of Lesson 1
7th
Math, Other (Math), Vocabulary
CCSS
7.G.A.1
Descriptive Writing - Butterflies, Moths and Caterpillars
25 descriptive writing printable or digital pages about butterflies, moths and caterpillars: Zebra Swallowtail Butterfly, Tent Caterpillar, Painted Lady Butterfly, Webworm Caterpillar, Red-spotted Purple Butterfly, Buckeye Caterpillar, Luna Moth, Summer Azure Butterfly, Variegated Fritillary Caterpillar Chrysalis, Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly, Cutworm Caterpillar, Zebra Swallowtail Butterfly, Wooly Bear Caterpillar, and more... Plus, 10 free pages of materials from my Gifted and Talented ser
3rd - 8th
Science, Writing
CCSS
W.3.2
, W.4.2
, W.5.2
+3
Also included in: Insects BUNDLE
Describing Things in California
10 printable or digital pages to describe five things associated with California: the California state flag, the California state...a quail, the California state insect...a dogface butterfly, the California state animal...the grizzly bear, a Frisbee, bikes, the beach, a sandcastle, a surfer, a snowboarder, a movie camera, a kite, and lots more. Plus, you also get eight FREE sample pages from my Gifted and Talented Series. So, take a look at the Preview to see sample pages. And if you want
4th - 8th
Vocabulary, Writing
CCSS
L.4.2
, L.5.2
, L.6.2
+2
Descriptive Writing - Beetles and Bugs
24 descriptive writing prompts about the BUGS: firefly, Japanese beetle, ladybug, red-eyed fly, cicada, darkling beetle, assassin bug, soldier beetle, horsefly, cucumber beetle, leatherwing beetle, bark beetle, harvestman, six-spotted tiger beetle, slug, carpenter ant, grasshopper, wheel bug, tent caterpillar, and more. Students describe the body, where the bug is and what it is doing. Plus, 10 free pages of materials from my Gifted and Talented series to explore the California state flag, a
3rd - 8th
Environment, Writing-Expository
CCSS
W.3.2
, W.4.2
, W.5.2
+3
Also included in: Insects BUNDLE
Internet Activities - Rockets, Space Shuttles, Satellites and Rovers
28 printable or digital internet investigations on space exploration. Students use a laptop, tablet or smart phone to search online for information about... NASA, space suits, accidents in space, animals in space (dog, monkey, rabbits, mice, spiders, flies…), people in space, rockets, the Apollo space program, space shuttles, SpaceX, going to the Moon, going to Mars, Luna 1, Sputnik 1, Explorer 1, Voyager 1, Messenger, the lunar rover, Sojourner, Chang’e 4, Hubble telescope, Chandra, satelli
3rd - 10th
Astronomy, Writing-Expository
CCSS
W.4.7
, W.4.8
, W.5.7
+9
Also included in: Space BUNDLE
Descriptive Writing - Dragonflies and Damselflies
23 descriptive writing printable or digital pages of dragonflies and damselflies: the eyes, mouth, head, body and wings. Notice that the dragonfly keeps its wings out to the side when at rest while the damselfly folds its wings behind its back. Notice the claspers at the end of a dragonfly’s body, and the segments that stretch from one end to the other. Notice the enormous eyes on their head, and the hairs that poke out between them. Notice the bulging chest and over-sized mouth. Notice the
3rd - 8th
Environment, Writing-Expository
CCSS
W.3.2
, W.4.2
, W.5.2
+2
Also included in: Insects BUNDLE
Analyzing Wildlife - Snakes, Frogs, Birds, Squirrels and Bugs
12 writing prompts to engage students in wondering about wildlife: What does a dragonfly think about while perched on a stick?Why would a frog sit still when it heard you walking nearby? How does a fly decide where to go and what to do all day? Why are some one color while others are lots of colors? How does a caterpillar know what to eat? Why do snakes slither along the ground? Are spiders afraid of snakes or thunder or the wind or anything? What happens when a bird sees something that
2nd - 8th
Environment, Writing-Expository
CCSS
W.4.2
, W.5.2
, W.6.2
+2
Also included in: Bugs BUNDLE
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