Adele Levin

Looking for differentiated worksheets for students to practice using Pythagoras Theorem- look no further! These no-prep worksheets are ready to print for you to give to students of different levels and with multiple formats so your students can work at using the Pythagorean theorem at a level that challenges them. Ideal for middle school, pre-algebra or geometry classes. WAIT! You can get this along with 8 other products in my PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM BUNDLE & * SAVE* over 30%!CONTENTSDifferent

Once students know the Pythagorean Theorem this is a great worksheet for them to use Pythagoras' Theorem to determine whether or not a triangle is right-angled and so explore the converse of the theorem. ***************************************************************************************************WAIT! You can get this with 8 other products in my PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM BUNDLE & * SAVE* over 30%!***************************************************************************************************

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise addition and subtraction of decimals. I especially like to use maze matches as they get students reasoning about a question as they try to find the path. Sometimes they might be able to see quickly why a question won't give the desired answer using good mathematical reasoning, and sometimes they'll just try and work it out. Both excellent mathematical skills! [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a similar

42 Key Math Command Word Posters (Vol 2)These creative and vivid posters will brighten up your classroom and help your students learn to interpret exam questions accurately. ***WANT A DIFFERENT DESIGN? Note: This is Vol. II; if you are interested in the same content, but an alternate design, check out the original version (here)***Each poster has a key command word along with a definition and example. Words included: Annotate, Apply, Approximate, Calculate, Comment, Compare, Construct, Demonstra

Students just LOVE mazes, so these no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practice substituting values into algebraic expressions in a fun environment! Students evaluate the expressions with the given values to find a path across the maze by using hexagons that give the same answer. [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a similar product by downloading my FREE Math Maze here: Ordering Numbers: Integers, Decimals & Fractions]I especially like to use maze match

42 Key Math Command Word Posters These creative and vivid posters will brighten up your classroom and help your students learn to interpret exam questions accurately. ***WANT A DIFFERENT DESIGN? Note: This is Vol. I; if you are interested in the same content, but an alternate design, check out volume II (here)***Each poster has a key command word along with a definition and example. Words included: Annotate, Apply, Approximate, Calculate, Comment, Compare, Construct, Demonstrate, Derive, Descr

Students just LOVE mazes, so these no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practice calculating with positive & negative numbers in an enjoyable environment! Students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing with positive and negative integers. Students work out the answer to the first hexagon and then find a path across the maze using only hexagons that give the same answer as the first. I especially like to use maze matches as they get students reaso

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise finding the greatest common factor (GCF) of two numbers. I especially like these maze matches for this topic as they get students reasoning about a question as they try to find the path. Sometimes they might be able to see quickly why a question won't give the desired answer using good mathematical reasoning, and sometimes they'll just try and work it out. Both excellent mathematical skills!! [Not sure what a Ma

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise addition of fractions. Students have to find a path across the gird, by finding which problems give the same answer. I especially like to use maze matches as they get students reasoning about a question as they try to find the path. Sometimes they might be able to see quickly why a question won't give the desired answer using good mathematical reasoning, and sometimes they'll just try and work it out. Both excell

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practice division of fractions. Students have to find a path across the gird, by finding which fraction division questions give the same answer. I especially like to use maze matches as they get students reasoning about a question as they try to find the path. Sometimes they might be able to see quickly why a question won't give the desired answer using good mathematical reasoning, and sometimes they'll just try and work

55 Math Symbols & Notation POSTERS I believe it is so important that our students learn how to interpret and use mathematical symbols and notation properly. I also think we need to actively ensure this and not just hope they pick up the correct symbols and notation along the way. These posters are one way of helping students to read and write Mathematics. They also decorate a classroom in a bright, and meaningful way. Two versions of the posters are included: 1. Symbol/ Notation with a brief e

These no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise simplifying and manipulating exponents. Students will use exponent laws to find equivalent expressions which form a path across the maze. With varying levels of difficulty, these mazes are great for mixed-ability classes and a range of students. [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a similar product by downloading my FREE Math Maze here: Ordering Numbers: Integers, Decimals & Fractions]I especially lik

Students just LOVE mazes, so these no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practice using the exact trigonometric values and finding equivalent trig expressions in a fun environment! These worksheets are an engaging way for students to find equivalent trig expressions for exact values. For example sin(30) is the same as sin(150) and also the same as cos(60). Students will find equivalent trig expressions for common angles to then form a path across the maze. With var

Students just LOVE mazes, so these no-prep math worksheets are a fun and engaging way for students to practise finding the midpoints of a pair of coordinates. Students will find the midpoint of a range of coordinate pairs to then form a path across the maze. With varying levels of difficulty, these mazes are great for mixed-ability classes and a range of students. [Not sure what a Math Maze Match is? PREVIEW a similar product by downloading my FREE Math Maze here: Ordering Numbers: Integers,