Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Fraction Families

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This lesson is meant to be done just before a class discussion. I had my students answer the questions. Then, as a class we discussed the patterns they had found. My 7th graders were having so much trouble converting between fractions, decimals, and percents. They cannot possibly hope to memorize all of these. However, if they can remember the patterns, they will be able to make sure that their conversions are reasonable answers. I am also selling the Word document for a little more, so yo

6th - 9th

Arithmetic, Fractions

Adding Integers with the Same Sign (3 Part Series) - 1.1

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TheMiddleSchoolLady

Great for virtual learning or in person learning! Can be displayed in google meet, on a smart board, or easily turned into an interactive experience like PearDeck. You can even film yourself teaching from these slides using programs like Screencastify! This lesson walks teacher and students through ADDING INTEGERS WITH THE SAME SIGN three ways: using NUMBER LINES, INTEGER CHIPS & MENTAL MATH. This is a 3-PART LESSON Series: PART ONE: Reviewing Integers & Number Lines; Learning how to add inte

6th - 8th

Arithmetic, Math, Numbers

CCSS

7.NS.A.1

, 7.NS.A.1b

Intro to Common Factors Slides | 6th Grade Math Lesson | Editable & Visual

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Ms. Dan Hoang

Struggling to teach Common Factors in a clear, visual way? This "Back to Basics" slide deck is designed to introduce the concept of Factors and Common Factors to 6th graders (or review for 7th) without the fluff. It breaks down the process step-by-step using clear visuals and the "Listing Method." WHAT'S INSIDE:Clear Definitions: What is a factor? What is a common factor?Step-by-Step Guide: Visual walkthroughs of finding factors using T-charts/Rainbow method.Practice Problems: "We Do" and "You

5th - 7th

Applied Math, Arithmetic, Numbers

CCSS

6.NS.B.4

Circles: Chord Theorems Lesson

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Unique Mathematical Solutions

This product covers chord theorems with circles. Starting with a short review of the definition of a chord, radius, and central angles, the product includes coverage on radius-chord relationship, equidistant chords and their corresponding arcs, equidistant chords and the central angles attached to them as well as the showing the opposite of each theorem is also true. Each theorem includes descriptions, pictures, and multiple examples. This product includes a lesson plan, a powerpoint that leads

7th - 11th

Arithmetic, Geometry, Math

CCSS

HSG-C.A.1

, HSG-C.A.2

, MP1

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