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Similar Figures and Indirect Measurement

This is a great 38 weeks of warm-ups. *Completely editable* If you want to customize by changing week numbers or deleting answer choices, you have that ability. I print these out front and back and for my students I bound them together with bindings. Topics in this warm-up bundle include but not limited to: basic computation, order of operations, exponents, evaluating expressions, ordering, basic integers, LCM/GCF, decimal and fraction computation, real number properties, equations/inequa

Metric and Customary Conversions

Linear Equations

This editable lesson can be used to introduce the divisibility rules for 2,3,5,6,9, & 10. You can change or add any numbers you choose. Extensions: You can have students create a three-digit number that is divisible by 3. You can have students create a three-digit number that is divisible by 6. You can have students create a three-digit number that is divisible by 4. You can have students create a three-digit number that is divisible by 8. Key is provided for the guided practice.

These can be used around the room like a gallery walk. The last two slides can be printed front-to-back for an answer document.

Students will create a design and then determine the fraction, decimal, and percents of their drawing.

Check out some other Order of Operation activities. Order of Operations Equivalent Expressions Matching Game Order of Operations Maze I Activity Order of Operations Maze II Activity Order of Operations (Mazes I and II) Order of Operations Maze III Activity (includes negative solutions)

Use the Color Code System in your class to help your students remember the process of solving problems. The first page is used to tape down on student desks. The other pages can be used along with the powerpoint found at: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Color-Code-Problem-Solving-Strategies-1259290

Use the Color Code System in your class to help your students remember the process of solving problems. I have printed these out and placed them above my whiteboard as a great visual for my students. Check out the other resources for Student Notes and Classroom Decorations.

Use the Color Code System in your class to help your students remember the process of solving problems. These are the student notes that go along with the powerpoint found at: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Color-Code-Problem-Solving-Strategies-1259290