Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Using Percents - Finding Discounts Mathematics (worksheet included) (POWERPOINT)

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This zip file contains a lesson on finding DISCOUNTS; the file contains all the materials necessary to teach the lesson, including a 20 slide Powerpoint lesson and a 3 page worksheet for the students that coincide with the Powerpoint lesson. This powerpoint lesson is part of the USING PERCENTS unit. The math involved is basic and was geared toward a special education class. However this lesson would be still useful to elementary or middle school level general education classes. . Along with

5th - 7th

Basic Operations, Measurement

CCSS

7.EE.B.3

, 6.RP.A.3c

, 7.RP.A.3

Money Identification Modified

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cdbuttons

Practice identifying the names of coins as well as how much they are worth. This book is repetitious and has made a great difference in the classroom. Also is great for fostering independent work and maintenance of the skill. Used with students with Autism as well as mainstream students I tutor. Also available in my store is Adding Money- Book 1 Workbook that coincides directly after this workbook. This is great to use after this book to increase fluency and generalization of the concept.

K - 5th

Math, Measurement

How to Read a Ruler Worksheet

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JASON WELLS

This worksheet has students measure real-world items using a ruler. The first set of questions provide a printed ruler alongside the item, thereby scaffolding the activity and allowing students to first focus on reading a ruler and not orientating the ruler. Once students have practiced reading a ruler, the second portion of the worksheet then has students practice orienting the ruler correctly as well. This worksheet is intended to be used after a lesson on reading rulers. To accommodate s

3rd - 12th

Math, Measurement

Recipe Conversion Activity

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From Culinary to Classroom

Recipe Conversion Assignment: Simple Conversions, Real-World Skills!Bring real-world culinary math into your classroom with this ready-to-use Recipe Conversion Activity! Students will practice doubling, halving, scaling, and ingredient limit problems using a standard cookie recipe — the perfect way to connect math to the kitchen. Designed for high school or community college culinary, hospitality, or foodservice courses. Why Teachers Love It:All materials included – ready to print or editStep-by

8th - 12th, Higher Education

Family Consumer Sciences, Measurement

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