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These scaffolded notes double as graphic organizers while students preview, discover, summarize, or review definitions and examples of convection, conduction, and radiation. This science activity aligns with vocabulary from Virginia Science SOL Standard 6.3b.

**Thumbnail shows 1 shape/question on the quiz, download the preview for a view of the front of the quiz** Getting students to understand that a square can also be called a rectangle can be tricky business, but identifying shapes based on their attributes helps things to go more smoothly. Use this quiz in conjunction with a quadrilateral family tree as an in-class activity, or give it as an assessment of students' geometric knowledge. In addition to types of quadrilaterals, this quiz includes

Students use this printable coloring page to practice identifying equivalent ratios. *Answer Key included! (This coloring page aligns with Virginia Math SOL 6.1.) Key words: ratio, equivalent ratios, simplify, coloring, math, sixth grade, free Store: ejTeachers

This colorful interactive foldable is a terrific reference for students when they are learning to graph inequalities. A key is provided so doing the teacher guided lesson is a snap! Important key concepts are: Which symbol to use, how the inequality is read, what the graph should look like on a number line, open and closed circles, as well as solution sets My students went back and used this over and over.

In this coloring activity, students must find decimals, percents, and ratios that are equivalent to given fractions in order to correctly color a picture of "Mini Man's Magic Chickens." (All fractions have denominators between 2 and 5.) This coloring page can be used as an engaging in-class activity, as a simple but enjoyable activity to leave with a substitute, or even as a colorful homework or spring break assignment. The illustration is suitable for any time of year but is especially appro

To complete this coloring page (a graffiti-style declaration that "I LOVE MATH"), students must identify the phrases that match with expressions containing numbers and variables. For example, the directions are to color a phrase red if it describes the expression 5 + x. Therefore, students must search the illustration for phrases like "the sum of 5 and x," "x more than 5," and "add x to 5," and color those parts of the illustration red. With 6 colors for 6 expressions and 23 phrases involvin

In order to correctly color a Spring picture of a large flower next to the famous phrase, "April Showers Bring May Flowers," students must determine whether the values in this coloring page are less than 1/2, greater than 1/2, or equal to 1/2. Students will color the fractions and decimals in the picture pink if they are less than one half, yellow if they are greater than one half, and green if they are equivalent to one half. Teachers may choose to differentiate by allowing or prohibiting the

Students must identify fractions and decimals that are equivalent to given percentages in order to correctly color the toppings on a slice of pizza. *Answer Key included! (This coloring page aligns with Virginia SOL 6.2c.) Key words: equivalent, percent, percentage, decimal, fraction, coloring, pizza, pizza percentages, sixth grade, math, SOL 6.2c Store: ejTeachers

Students identify adjectives, adverbs, verbs, and nouns in order to correctly color a picture of a leprechaun. Key words: Saint Patrick's Day, St. Patrick, leprechaun, grammar, parts of speech, ELA, adjective, adverb, verb, noun, color, coloring page, picture, English Store: ejTeachers

Celebrate the Easter season and help students solve one-step equations with nonnegative rational numbers at the same time! This coloring activity includes two Easter-themed worksheets with corresponding coloring pages and answer keys. Each worksheet consists of eleven algebra problems in which students have to perform one inverse operation to solve for one variable. While both worksheets involve all four operations, one page features equations with fractions and the other page features equati

Students use a key to correctly color a leprechaun picture based on how many pairs of parallel sides different quadrilaterals have. Students also use a different color to identify shapes that are not quadrilaterals. Quadrilateral terms featured on this coloring page include square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, isosceles trapezoid, and kite. *This coloring page is aligned to Virginia Math SOL 6.13. Key words: Saint Patrick's Day, St. Patrick, leprechaun, quadrilateral, geomet

This engaging coloring activity requires students to identify positive integers, negative integers, and non-integers in order to correctly color a picture featuring a large flower and the famous phrase "April Showers Bring May Flowers!" Students will demonstrate their understanding of integers as whole numbers as they color all positive integers pink and all negative integers yellow. They will also distinguish these integers from non-integers by coloring values green if they are NOT integers.

Did someone call the "Mini Man Egg Painting Service?" In this mathematical coloring activity, students enjoy coloring an Easter-themed illustration while evaluating numerical expressions with positive, whole-number exponents. For example, this is a fun and practical way to find out whether or not your students understand that 1 to any power is still 1 - all just by looking at the color of the shoes in the illustration! Teachers may vary the difficulty level of this activity by allowing or pro

Students identify the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands place in order to correctly color a picture of a leprechaun. Key words: math, place value, Saint Patrick's Day, St. Patrick, leprechaun, color, coloring page, whole numbers, ones place, tens place, hundreds place, thousands place, picture Store: ejTeachers

This free page of notes for finding the area of a circle includes an interactive fill-in-the-blank version, a scaffolded version with additional built-in prompts for note-taking, and an answer key. We designed it to be an interactive notebook page that is aligned with Virginia Math SOL 6.10b, but it is also aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.G.B.4. Key words: math, geometry, area, area of a circle, notes, interactive notebook, fill in the blank, formula, SOL, Common Core, free Store: ejTeachers

We have all been in a position halfway through the year where none of our students have pencils! Use this easy supply refill reminder as a template for letters to parents. Key words: school supplies, pencils, refill, supply list, parent letter, letter home, reminder, free Store name: ejTeachers This work by ejTeachers is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.