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Free Math Report Card Comment Starters | Grades 6-8 | 12 Comments + Next Steps
Report card season is here. This free resource gives you 12 ready-to-use math comments across all four performance levels — Not Meeting, Approaching, Meeting, and Exceeding — plus a specific, copy-paste next step for each level. Every comment and every next step uses [Name] as a placeholder. Replace it with your student's name and paste directly into your report card system. No rewriting, no adapting — just copy and paste. The comments cover three core criteria from the full IB MYP math comment
6th - 8th
Algebra, Numbers, Other (Math)
Prime and Composite Numbers - Chart - Free
Use this FREE product when you introduce or review the concepts of prime and composite numbers. It defines what prime and composite numbers are and gives examples of each. You can use the chart as a part of your lesson, then you can print it and display it in the classroom for your students to reference when needed. You could also print the chart and distribute it to the students for their notebooks. Be sure to look for additional related products, including finding factors of a number and grea
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)
Also included in: Factors of a Number Bundle
Factors and Multiples - Chart - Free
Use this FREE product when you introduce or review the concepts of factors and multiples of numbers. You can use the chart as a part of your lesson, then you can print it and display it in the classroom for your students to reference when needed. You could also print the chart and distribute it to the students for their notebooks for quick and easy reference. Be sure to look for additional products related to factors and multiples.
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)
Also included in: Factors of a Number Bundle
Number Classification Charts - FREE!
One of these FREE charts demonstrates the relationships between the sub-sets making up the set of real numbers. The second chart provides additional information with a graphic about integers. You can use these charts as a part of your lessons on number classification, then following the lessons, you could then print them and post them in the classroom for student reference. You could also give students copies for their notebooks so they will have them handy for easy reference.
4th - 8th
Numbers
Math Task Cards- February Tens Frames (Numbers 1-20)
These February math task cards are great to use in your task bins/task boxes for centers or independent work. They come in 2 Levels: Students count and match the tens frames 1-10 in level 1 and 11-20 in level 2. These are made to fit in task boxes or file folders. Check out more task bins/file folders in my store! Please click above to "Follow Me" to be able to receive updates on new products and freebies. Products are 50% off for the first 48 hours that they are posted...don't miss out! :) Th
PreK - 6th
Numbers
Also included in: Task Cards - Monthly Tens Frames (Bundle) for Task Bins
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