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The "Formula of Circles" Anchor Chart can be enlarged to poster size for displaying on your classroom walls and/or utilized as smaller individual reference sheets for students. The chart includes a visual of a circle with color-coded radius, diameter, and circumference as well as formulas for each, including area.

Includes: Identifying ratios, Identifying geometric 3D figures using nets, Area of a triangle, and Finding the area of a complex figure. Pulled from the 2023 Math Benchmark (Quarter 1, Q1) review from non-calculator section. Includes boxes for showing work or drawing visual representationsIncludes step-by-step checklists for solving questions

Includes: Area formula for triangles, parallelograms, rectangles, and trapezoidsVisual of shape with base and height labeledFour steps to solving the area of each shape using the formulaNote: Use explicit instruction to introduce this scaffolded support (Model it; Practice together; Independent practice) and fade it as necessary.

It's important to reward our students with verbal praise as well as tangible signs of their effort! Use this i-Ready Goal Completion Award to incentivize your students' progress and keep them motivated during the monotony of computerized programming. For my students, I find that 25 lessons is an attainable goal for students to reach every 3-4 weeks, if they are focusing for 15-20 minutes per day on lessons. I also pair this award with a class drum roll, two small prizes from our class "treasur