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Preview of Math Warm-Up Do Now | Exponents, Percent Increase & Scientific Notation | Grades

Math Warm-Up Do Now | Exponents, Percent Increase & Scientific Notation | Grades

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STEMora
Need a quick, structured math warm-up that reviews multiple core skills in one lesson? This Math Do Now / Bell Ringer worksheet helps students practise essential numeracy and algebra foundations, including exponents, percent increase, and converting between scientific notation and standard form. Designed for independent work and completed without a calculator, it’s ideal for building fluency and checking understanding. What’s Included✔ 1 printable Do Now / Bell Ringer worksheet ✔ Mixed-skil
Preview of 6th Grade Percentages Escape Room | Pirate Theme | Print & Go | Grades 2-5

6th Grade Percentages Escape Room | Pirate Theme | Print & Go | Grades 2-5

Created by
TeachingCouple
🏴‍☠️ Crack the lock. Open the profit-and-loss chest. A print-and-go percentages escape room for 6th Grade on increase and decrease. Students work as an investigation team racing to open a pirate captain's profit-and-loss chest by solving four themed percentage puzzles. What's inside • 19-slide PowerPoint. • Three differentiated student sheets (support / standard / stretch). • Teacher answer key + 3 hint cards. Differentiation • Support — percentage OF amounts (10%, 25%, 50%, 20%). • Standard —
Preview of Teaching Percents and Discounts By Shopping

Teaching Percents and Discounts By Shopping

My name is Maureen Ordnung. I have developed this lesson to teach students percents and discounts by shopping. The classroom will be transformed into a mall. Students will be given $350 and instructed to go around the room and buy whatever they would like. However, everything will be on sale and they will have to calculate the discounted price and log it in charts. Students will be up and moving around the classroom. They will be able to work at their own pace. The items being sold will connect
Preview of Finding Discounts Using Local Store Flyers

Finding Discounts Using Local Store Flyers

Created by
Christine Long
Seventh graders are always looking for a reason why math is needed. During our study of percents, I brought in flyers from one of the local Sunday newspapers. Using this chart helped the students see the need to understand discounts and to compare sale prices. They loved it!
Preview of Fraction, Decimal, Percent Math Basketball Activity

Fraction, Decimal, Percent Math Basketball Activity

Created by
Jenny Shank
A great math lesson utilizing cooperative learning groups. Lesson presents a college basketball scenario which includes fraction/decimal/percent conversions and ends with foul shooting in the gym or a basketball court outside. Fantastic lesson to use for an observation. Includes directions for lesson, accompanying worksheet, and well as foul shooting college basketball cards.
Preview of Enhance your Math Curriculum, Create your own School Store business

Enhance your Math Curriculum, Create your own School Store business

Created by
Jolene Murray
This is a project that can be done with your mathematics or business curriculum. Students will become familiar with terms such as profit, expenses, revenue, percent profit, and markups. Students will gain knowledge between the relationship of fractions, decimals and percents through finding profit. This is a complete unit on setting up your own business and being able to implement it throughout the year. Students will not only gain valuable real world knowledge, but your class can also earn
Preview of The Distributive Property using GCF

The Distributive Property using GCF

Created by
Jenny Shank
A two page Microsoft Word worksheet you may use as is or create additional activity sheets using this template. Follows the sixth grade Common Core Standard and PA Aligned Standards . Six addition problems illustrates the process of writing the distributive property from an addition problem. Students make factor trees, list primes, complete the Venn diagram, write the distributive property based on the created Venn diagram, and finally recreate the original addition problem.
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