Charly Baker

This page is a fun way for students to practice Order of Operations. It is also 'self-checking'. If a student solves a problem, and the correct answer does not appear, they know they have made a mistake. I use this in a few different ways. In class, students each recieve a worksheet (I also allow them to work in partners on occasion.) They cut out the puzzle, work the problems, and glue their completed product down on a piece of construction paper (It makes a square.) I also use this for a fi

**This is part of the Neon Chevron Classroom Theme** Use these with the Neon Chevron Calendar Blank! Put magnets on the back of them and then hang them.

We are starting to use the CHAMPS behavior system in our district. I put this PDF together so I could have a quick reference for myself about the different situations. I also have printables in my shop that I have printed out and made a large section of my wall so students can see it easily and I can redirect them to it when needed.

**UPDATED: I have removed ALL dates so you are free to use whenever! Use this at the beginning of the year to get to know your students. Way more fun than a regular worksheet with a list of questions. If you really want to get them working - tell them they can even use 'text message' language! There are 2 pages here. The first one is math specific, the 2nd is for any subject, and the third is blank. You can copy paste it into Word and make text boxes over it if you'd like to make your own ques

I teach middle school, and with all of the technology push they're doing these days, this is a MUST. My students have SO many different passwords for different websites, so I figured this year I'd have them paste this into their math journal. As we have different passwords come up, they will have a place to write them. At the same time, they will have a place to look for them when they forget!

I've been working on this resource for quite some time! It includes EVERYTHING that it takes for me to to use an interactive journal with my students!! This is literally a FULL YEAR worth of resources that I've created! You'll see a PDF scan of the WHOLE journal. That includes the "open notes" that I copy for my students with IEPs and "Copy of Notes" and then you'll see the filled in notes page that I use as I actually teach each lesson with my students! You'll get a PDF of each page, a PDF of

This is part of my Zebra Print Classroom Series! Who said keeping up with grades has to be boring? Use this set to keep up with grades while keeping with your classroom theme! There are 3 different pages - a grade sheet, class checklist, and blank page (I use this one to keep track of small groups or tutoring). Each type is in 3 different colors. You could use one color per grading period, or use one color per class. Use what you like, and don't worry about the rest!

This is part of my "Zebra Print Classroom" Series. I know many of you have seen the Pinterest 'Teacher Toolbox". ***The preview download is a picture of my completed toolbox!!*** Make your own with these labels. Simply print them, cut them out, and then attach to your toolbox using double sided tape at the top edge of each label. You can even get creative and paint your toolbox before you start! UPDATE: Now includes a BLANK template. Use it to write in your own labels! Find the storage too

**This is part of the Neon Chevron Classroom Theme** This can be used as a classroom management tool. Post the letters "NOISE" on your board and when the class gets too noisy, take down a letter. Continue taking down letters until only "NO" is left. At that point they are not allowed to talk anymore.

This activity is a fun way to practice adding integers. Also, it comes with an integer activity board that could be used to practice any operation with integers. I laminated a class set of the integer alphabet cards to keep in my filing cabinet. Students can use dry erase markers on the laminated copies during class. Also included is an activitiy sheet. Students find the numerical value of things like their first name, last name, favorite subject and so on by adding the value of each letter.

**This is part of the Neon Chevron Classroom Theme** Use these numbers with the Neon Chevron Calendar Blank. You can also use them with the Months of the year to display the date for your students. Each number measures 3.5in x 3.5in.

This is a worksheet designed to help students understand ratios. It is a great way for students to practice writing ratios, simplifying ratios, and writing equivalent ratios. Students fill in the chart by writing the original (unsimplified) ratio for the sports equipment. In the "What'd you do?" column, they tell what they did to simplify the ratio. Then, in the "Simplified Ratio" column, they write the ratio in simplest terms. In the bottom section, they write the simplified ratio, and then the

This specific loop puzzle has 10 questions over adding and subtracting decimals. Most of them are word problems, with a few being straight concept questions. What is a loop puzzle? Traditionally they are called "I have, Who has?" but I use my puzzles as a class activity in the hallway. I print out the papers, put them up on the walls, and have students work through them alone or with a partner. Students start out by choosing a problem at the bottom of a random sheet, and working that problem.

Download this file to hang up in your classroom! You can use the image to get a poster made, or just print it from your computer on a regular 8.5x11. I used an iPhone theme this year! Students recognize the green charger. A fun addition to any technology theme!

This is part of my "Zebra Print Classroom" Series The main download is a file that is 24inx36in. I took this to my local Office Supply store and had them print it out for me. What a perfect calendar to go along with your Zebra Print Classroom! It is large enough to laminate, and then use in your classroom to write important dates. The 'Preview' download is an 8.5x11 copy of the blank calendar.

**This is a part of the Neon Chevron Classroom Theme** Use these for recording grades, making classroom checklists, or creating your own documentation sheets. I use them to record tutorial dates as well!

Being familiar with divisibility is SO important in a middle school math classroom. Use this printable to make a poster to hang in your classroom. There are 2 different color choices. *The first page does not include the full rule for 7 (I believe it is easier for students to just divide by 7.) The second page has the actual rule. Use whichever you like!* :) Simply take the file to your local office supply store and have them print it out. The file is 24in x 24 in. You can resize if necess

Use this PDF file to print a poster to hang in your classroom. This poster encourages students to use digital media in an encouraging way. You can also use this file, and have your local office supply store blow it up to a larger size.

This is part of my "Zebra Print" Classroom Series. Print these numbers and use them for the 24x36 calendar. They are a fun way to help students keep track of the date!

This is part of my "Zebra Print Classroom" series. With these numbers, you can create a 'Sudoku' bulletin board. I printed 9 sets to make sure I would have enough to complete the whole board. The letters are a perfect fit for the 'Sudoku Squares' that you should print 12inches x 12inches . You will also need the 'Sudoku Squares' which is a free download. Simply print the Sudoku Squares at 12x12 (at your local office supply store). The dimensions should come up automatically. You will need 9