Abbi Simpson

This worksheet includes 17 examples on adding and subtracting linear expressions. Examples include coefficients that are either integers, fractions, or decimals. Besides providing practice for combining like terms and simplifying expressions, this also serves as a great review for integer, fraction and decimal operations when negatives are involved. It also includes a few examples about using expressions to find perimeter.

This product includes guided notes for converting decimals to fractions and fractions to decimals. Students may record the definitions for rational numbers, terminating decimals and repeating decimals and place examples of each type of decimal in a table. Also included is a place value chart which will help when writing decimals as fractions, as well as a benchmark fractions table for common fractions/decimals. This product is perfect for guiding students through a mini-lesson and keeping thei

This worksheet includes several word problems requiring students to create addition and subtraction numerical expressions using integers. All problems relate to differences in elevation.

Students will work in pairs to complete Adding and Subtracting Integers Practice. One student will be Partner 1, the other being Partner 2. The problems are slightly more difficult for Partner 2 but the solutions for each row are the same. Each partner will work on 5 problems individually on different problems and then check in with each other to see if their answers match. If their answers don’t match, then students must work together to determine what went wrong. Summary questions are incl

Students will work in pairs to complete this differentiated Scale Drawings Practice. One student will be Partner 1, the other being Partner 2. The problems are slightly more difficult for Partner 2 but the solutions for each row are the same. Each partner will work on 4 problems individually on different problems and then check in with each other to see if their answers match. If their answers don’t match, then students must work together to determine what went wrong. Two summary questions a

This worksheet starts off with a graphic organizer for students to explain their steps for solving several multi-step equations. Then, there are two pages of word problems that require students to write and solve either an equation or inequality. The difficulty increases through the problems.

Ms. Simpson needs your help in keeping track of the money in her bank account. After a few busy days, she spent a lot of money…. but she also earned some! *Write each description as an integer, *Keep track of the balance for each transaction by adding the integer to the previous balance.