Alex Holben

Could be a great station activity (4 stations, 6 cards each) *Name the coordinates of the vertices and the polygon *Draw the polygon in the coordinate plane given the following coordinates and then identify the polygon *Where would the next point be for _________ (isosceles triangle, square, trapezoid, quadrilateral, rectangle)? *What is the length of side AB and AC, given that this is a __________? What is the area? 24 total activity cards Activity sheet included which corresponds with eac

Exponents Scavenger Hunt This is a great review for the laws of exponents (product, power, negative, quotient rule) Students focus on simplifying expressions in exponent form. The problems are designed so students will not have to work with zero or negative exponents. I've always wanted my students to master these tricky laws before attempting negative and zero exponents. There are 26 questions with a recording template and answer key. Directions: Before answering a problem, copy the letter or

Posters with thinking stems for: Background Knowledge Questioning Inferring Determining Importance Synthesizing Visualizing Monitoring for Meaning Note taking form for all strategies

Great handout for students! Describes a method for dividing fractions. Keep the first fraction. Change the sign to multiplication. Flip the second fraction into its reciprocal. Multiply the problem through = "numerator x numerator" /"denominator x denominator" Simplify. (Use the ladder method if you’re stuck!) Example given with explanation.

This 18 question scavenger hunt includes a student sheet and answer key! Students will work on estimating square and cube roots, and will identify consecutive integers between their number. Directions for Activity: 1.Before answering a problem, copy the letter or symbol on your answer sheet. 2.Solve the problem. 3.Look for the card that has the correct answer. 4.When you find the right answer, record the letter or symbol in the next star 5.Keep going until all stars are filled in! Answer spel

Students can use 21st century learning skills and modern technology to calculate unit rates! 8 activity sets with 4 questions per station Students will need to have a device that can scan QR codes/barcodes. When calculating unit rates students will be able to identify which is the best option in each given situation: -cheapest cost per ounce, pound, gallon, ticket -best miles per gallon -highest rate per hour As they identify the correct response, they will scan the QR code that corresponds w

4 Categories: Greatest Common Factors Least Common Multiples Mixed GCF & LCM Word Problems

Foldable Study Guide! Greatest Common Factors Least Common Multiples Ladder Method for GCF&LCM Prime v. Composite Factors v. Multiples Answer Key Included!

The purpose of this activity is to differentiate learning for individuals. There are 7 different skills being addressed in this lesson. Each task contains parts A,B, and C. (3-4 problems within each letter) Task 1: Integer Operations (no calculators) Task 2: Combining Like Terms Task 3: One-Step Equations Task 4: Two-Step Equations Task 5: Multi-Step Equations Task 6: Equations with Variables on Both Sides Task 7: One, Infinite, or No Solution 1. All students will start at Task 1A. They will

This review covers 6th grade math content aligned with the common core standards. Use as a review game "The amazing race" Answer key included! There are 4-5 questions from 8 different units. Rational Numbers -ordering, comparing, word problems, placing on a number line Did I get my fair share? -GCF, LCM, dividing fractions, +-x/ decimals Ratio Relationships -unit rate, percentages, finding the part, whole, or percent Expressions -order of operations, evaluating, writing, & simplifying expressi

10 Real World Application Stations over Percents -Solve problems involving finding the whole, given a part and the percent. -Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems. Examples: simple interest, tax, markups and markdowns, gratuities and commissions, fees, percent increase and decrease, percent error. Possible applications 1. Place teams in groups of 2-3. 2. Post station activities around the room (or outside if you're feeling adventurous!) 3. Display a footba

Students will display data on a number line using a dot or line plot. There are 5 activity stations that incorporate real world problems. QR Answer Keys are included (with pictures of dot plots!) as well as an activity worksheet where they can fill in their responses. Activity Topics 2014 UK Basketball names Household Sizes Quiz Scores LeBron James PPG Movie Madness

10 stations that cover the following 6th grade standards: Operations with Integers Ordering and Comparing Rational Numbers Placing numbers on the number line Coordinate Graphing Possible applications 1. Place teams in groups of 2-3. 2. Post station activities around the room (or outside if you're feeling adventurous!) 3. Display a football field on a bulletin board or in the front of the room. 4. Have teams put their names on an index card and place it in endzone. 5. Explain the rules of the ga

Fractions Jeopardy with Answer Keys included! Click arrows to take you to the home screen. 5 questions per category Point Values: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 Categories Adding Fractions Subtracting Fractions Multiplying Fractions Making Equivalent Fractions

5 activity problems that ask students to analyze and interpret data from real world problems. Questions ask students to find the mean, median, mode, and range of certain situations. Answer Key included in QR Format. Stations Peyton Siva Basketball Points Gasoline Prices over the Years One Direction album sales Flappy Bird high scores Prices of Apple Applications

This is a great introduction for two step equations. Students focus on using inverse operations when solving for an unknown quantity. The problems are designed so students will not have to work with negative values. 12 questions with a recording template and answer key. Directions for Activity: 1. Before answering a problem, copy the letter or symbol on your answer sheet. 2. Solve the problem. 3. Look for the card that has the correct answer. 4. When you find the right answer, record the letter

Expressions Jeopardy with Answer Keys included! Click arrows to take you to the home screen. 5 questions per category Point Values: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 Categories Order of Operations Evaluating Expressions Simplifying Expressions Writing Expressions

5 real world surface area problems. Dimensions are given. Students must calculate the surface area of each shape and draw it's net.

Covers 3-Dimensional Shapes Area Surface Area Nets Identifying 3D Shapes Volume 45 slides Answer Key included! Final Jeopardy!

Station Activity! 5 stations: Marine Life Grasslands Food Webs Life in the Savannah Arctic Life 18 organisms per station. Students can work together to create food chains, food webs, and energy pyramids! High level thinking questions follow. Includes 4 page activity sheet, PowerPoint Version, and PDF version