Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Formative Assessment: Order of Operations

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In this standards-aligned activity, students solve an order of operations expression and then summarize the steps they used in a clear, organized paragraph. By integrating writing into math, this task promotes both procedural understanding and academic language development.

4th - 6th

Basic Operations, Order of Operations, Writing

CCSS

5.OA.A.1

, CCRA.L.1

, CCRA.L.2

Single-Digit Addition

Created by

Elizette Cuevas

🧮 Skills Targeted Recognizing and using the addition symbol (+) Understanding that addition combines quantities Using counting strategies and visual supports to find sums Writing and solving simple equations up to 10 Strengthening number sense and one-to-one correspondence 🧠 Instructional Features Visual Learning: Each page uses fruit images to represent numbers. Scaffolded Practice: Problems increase slightly in difficulty to support mastery. Multisensory Approach: Students count, col

K - 1st

Applied Math, Basic Operations

CCSS

K.CC.A.1

, K.CC.A.2

, K.CC.A.3

6th Grade End of the Year Project

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The Wright Resource Co.

This type of end-of-year project poster is especially helpful for other teachers because it clearly communicates expectations while building student excitement from the start. Instead of repeatedly explaining directions, the poster serves as a visual anchor in the classroom—students can refer back to it independently, which saves time and reduces confusion. It also increases engagement. The bright visuals and step-by-step layout make the project feel fun and manageable rather than overwhelming,

5th - 7th

Basic Operations, Creative Writing, Graphing

Computer Science: Computer Programming "Angry Birds Game" Editable Resource

Created by

Satterfield Brown

Greetings, I would like to thank you so very much for viewing this product. Out of all the Computer Science resources I have created, this Unplugged Coding Activity is one of my all time favorites. So you want to teach young scholars how to write lines of code? Look no further. What better way to introduce them to Computer Programming than empowering them to use their imagination to create their very own video game. Using the Angry Birds' theme, scholars are given a variety of tasks and chall

1st - 12th, Adult Education

Basic Operations, Computer Science - Technology