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These worksheets are a great way for students to practice filling in ratio tables. They will find the basic ratio and use that to fill in the missing spots on the table. There are both vertical and horizontal tables so they can practice both formats. There are 5 different versions of the worksheet, each with its own answer key. These can be used individually or as a packet. They can also be used as a quick assessment to determine students understanding and comprehension of the topic. This produ

Solving Proportion Word Problems with Ratio TablesThis is a great worksheet for students to practice using ratio tables to solve proportion word problems. There are 8 questions, each with a template of a ratio table for students to use to solve the problem. All of the problems use whole numbers, and an answer key is included. This resource comes with a seller created TpT Digital Activity, easy to use to assign the worksheet on Google Classroom! All of the worksheet pages are pre-formatted with a

Let your students tap into their inner engineer and have a class paper airplane contest! This is a fun and engaging way to collect data for students to practice statistics. This could even be used as an assessment at the end of the unit. Includes teacher instructions and student worksheet. Student worksheet includes data collection and practice calculating mean, range, mode, median, quartiles, interquartile range, and mean absolute deviation. Students will also create a dot plot and a box plot

These worksheets are a great way for students to practice using the distributive property with variables. There is a worksheet that breaks down how to use the distributive property to “give out” or expand the expression, and then three different versions of a practice worksheet. There are two worksheets that break down how to use the distributive property to “take out,” “pull out,” or factor the expression, one focusing solely on factoring out a common factor, and the other focusing on factoring

These worksheets are a great way for students to practice filling in ratio tables when the ratios aren’t in numerical order. It will better assess students’ understanding of finding the basic ratio and then creating equivalent ratios. There are both vertical and horizontal tables so they can practice both formats. There are 2 different versions of the worksheet, each with its own answer key. These can be used individually or together. They can also be used as a quick assessment to determine st

This is a simple but meaningful way to introduce your students to surface area using the inquiry method. Students will collaborate with a group to calculate the amount of paper used to cover a box using their previous knowledge of area. The included worksheet allows them to practice meaningful math writing to explain their procedures and understanding of the new concept of surface area. There is an additional worksheet for students to have individual practice finding the surface area of a box,

This half page worksheet is perfect for a quick assessment of your students’ understanding of what a ratio is. It works great for homework or an exit ticket. Students will show their knowledge of part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios using pictures.

Give your students an interesting way to practice converting between fractions, decimals, and percents. In this activity, students will complete a puzzle-like Magic Square by matching the equivalent numbers. This is a great activity for math centers and is very low prep—just print and cut and it’s ready to go. This product includes two different versions of the magic square for differentiation.

This is a great worksheet for students to practice solving proportion word problems using whatever methods they choose. There are 10 questions which all use whole numbers, and an answer key is included. This resource comes with a seller created TpT Digital Activity, easy to use to assign the worksheet on Google Classroom! All of the worksheet pages are pre-formatted with answer boxes for students to fill in, but as the buyer you can add or edit answer boxes and annotations for your students to s

Solving Proportion Word Problems with Unit RateThis is a great worksheet for students to practice using unit rate to solve proportion word problems. There are 10 questions, each with a break down to find the unit rate to help solve the problem. All of the problems use whole numbers, and an answer key is included. This product comes with a seller created TpT Digital Activity, easy to use to assign the worksheet on Google Classroom! All of the worksheet pages are pre-formatted with answer boxes fo

Proportion Word Problems Task CardsNeed a more engaging way of reviewing proportion word problems than just a regular worksheet? There are a variety of ways these task cards can be used to assess your students’ ability to solve proportions in real-world situations. The questions are all from my Solving Proportion Word Problems worksheet series, so they might seem familiar to students who have done the worksheets before, but they are still good practice and can be used to review at later times th

Who says older kids don’t like playing “I have… Who has…?” to practice the skills they’re learning? This game features the distributive property using variables. Includes teacher directions, 32 cards (including clearly labeled start and end cards) in both color and black and white, and an answer key to follow along. This is a great low prep activity to use to review the distributive property in an engaging and collaborative way.

Let your students go on a shopping spree! This activity is a fun, real-world application for students to practice adding and subtracting decimals. Students will use a grocery ad provided by the teacher to fulfill different tasks in which they add or subtract the prices of different items. This activity is great for sub plans or for a day when you just need something with little prep that will keep your students busy in a productive way. All you need to do is copy the worksheet and provide stu

Give your students an interesting way to practice the skill of combining like terms. In this activity, students will complete a puzzle-like Magic Square by matching up equivalent expressions. This is a great activity for math centers and is very low prep—just print and cut and it’s ready to go. This product includes two different versions of the magic square for differentiation.

This is a great worksheet for students to practice using factor puzzles to solve proportion word problems. There are 10 questions, each with a template of a factor puzzle for students to use to solve the problem. All of the problems use whole numbers, and an answer key is included. This resource comes with a seller created TpT Digital Activity, easy to use to assign the worksheet on Google Classroom! All of the worksheet pages are pre-formatted with answer boxes for students to fill in, but as t

This game is a fun twist on the classic card game War, used to practice or review cross multiplication. It's a great activity for sub plans, or for a day when you just need something with little prep that will keep your students busy in a productive way. All you need to do is print and copy the worksheet and instruction page, and then make sure each pair of students has a deck of cards. Students will love this engaging way to practice cross multiplying!

This half page worksheet is perfect for a quick assessment of your students’ understanding of what an expression is. It works great for homework or an exit ticket. Students will show their knowledge of numeric expressions and algebraic expressions ********************************************************************************************************* Related Products:Combine Like Terms Magic SquareDistributive Property “I have, who has?”Distributive Property Worksheets**************************