Daisyworks

This is a worksheet that is designed to help you check your students understanding of converting fractions, decimals, and percentages. This comes with a key for you to quickly grade or let your students do the heavy lifting and grade themselves. Perfect as a self starter, quick worksheet or as review check. Great for 7th grade math, but can be used with other grades.

This is a review sheet I created for my 7th grade math class in reviewing expressions, distribution, and basic GCF factoring with expressions. I have used it as an individual assignment or as a rotation with partners. There is a blank sheet for showing their work if you decide to use it that way. It does include a key with the download.

This is a Cut and Paste worksheet. Perfect for 7th grade and practicing orders of operation with integers. It does include a key for easy grading. I love to use this to review or for that second day after we learn a concept to really get the kids thinking. Goes great with common core and helps learn those negative numbers with review of orders of operations.

This is a great way to get your students hands-on using cut and paste. This worksheet is operations with fractions. There are positive and negative answers, and include multiplication, division, addition and subtraction. This is specific for 7th grade. It include a key for easy ways to check, or have your students check it themselves. I love getting my students to use their cutting skills when we can. Check it out and let me know what you think. If you need something with more simple frac

This is a great activity for your 6th graders or any middle school student. This helps them solidify their understanding of distribution. I like to use it after we have discussed Greatest Common Factor. This is a one page worksheet with and included key. I love keys as they make for easy grading, or have your student check their work.

This is a worksheet for practicing finding the GCF - Greatest Common Denominator and LCM - Least Common Multiple. It includes a total of 4 pages. Two are worksheets and the other two are keys. This is ready to print and use. I like to print it front to back so they only have one paper to keep track of. I love having my students show their work, so there is extra space for them to write. I normally use it for 6th grade, but it is a great review for any math class. Most of our assignments are