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Here are 4 levels of tape diagram practice or homework with increasing difficulty. The first worksheets include high levels of support with tape diagrams drawn for the student with the focus on problem solving. Scaffolding gradually diminishes as worksheets progress and students begin drawing their own tape diagrams. Each level of difficulty has 2 worksheets of practice. Students will be tape diagram experts by the end!

Student friendly guided notes for a student's first introduction ratios! Students will be able to write ratios in three ways, simplify ratios, determine equivalent ratios, find unit rate and compare unit costs. Notes include 2 pages of mixed test prep practice of ratio concepts with multiple choice, multiple select and multi-step problem solving.

Error analysis is a powerful way for students to apply higher order thinking on the path to mastery! These stations provide eight completed long division problems for students to analyze. Students determine whether problem has been done correctly and then describe the error in the problem. Two recording sheet options are included: Recording Sheet 1: Students focus on finding and describing any errors in the long division problem. Recording Sheet 2: Student find and describe errors then re

Four pages of writing ratios the three ways, simplifying ratios, and word problems. Great for class practice or homework.

Twenty pages of integer homework or worksheets practicing integer vocabulary, plotting on a number line, real world applications, opposites, absolute value, comparing and ordering, plotting on the coordinate plane, and problem solving in the coordinate plane. Each worksheet comes with a "Try It Again" worksheet with similar problems for individuals or classes that need extra practice.

All you need to practice finding the greatest common factor and least common multiple! Two worksheets practice finding greatest common factor of two whole numbers less than or equal to 100. Two worksheets practice finding the least common multiple of two numbers less than or equal to 12. Two worksheets then apply the GCF by rewriting an expression by factoring out the GCF.

Student friendly guided notes for one step equations. Students will write and solve addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equations. These guided notes introduce the student to one step equations with mental math and substitution, inverse operations to solve equations, and writing one step equations based on word problems. An assessment is included as well! Check out the following homework to accompany the guided notes: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/One-Step-Equa

These stations address 6th grade integer standards including using integers to represent situations, comparing and ordering integers, absolute value, describing what zero represents, and the coordinate plane. There are 8 stations and an integer recording sheet.

Twelve pages of practice solving one-step addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equations. Equations include whole numbers, decimals, and fractions. Word problem practice included where students choose an equation to match a word problem, write their own equations, and write their own word problems. Each worksheet followed by a "Try It Again" worksheet with similar problems for students and classes who need more practice. Check out the guided notes to accompany the homework: ht

Perfect practice for tape diagrams! Eight stations with a variety of word problems to be solved using tape diagrams. This product includes two sets of stations, one scaffolded and the other without scaffolds, allowing you the teacher to differentiate as needed. Extension problem is included on recording sheet for early finishers to write their own tape diagram word problem!

This product will make students experts in unit rate in no time! The first two pages focus on unit cost and comparing unit costs. The next two pages practice unit rate and applying unit rate in a real life situations. The final two pages are devoted to unit rate test preparation with multiple choice, multiple select and open response problems. The worksheets work great as homework or in class practice!

Eight pages of homework or worksheets that practice exponent vocabulary, writing numbers in exponent and standard form, and evaluating numerical expressions with exponents using order of operations. Each worksheet is followed by a "Try It Again" worksheet with similar problems for individuals or classes that need extra practice.

Introduce your students to exponents with this student-friendly guide to defining, writing, expanding and evaluating exponents! The notes begin with key vocabulary and defining the role of an exponent. The students move to evaluating exponents and finally to evaluating numerical expressions which include exponents. Test prep included with multiple choice, multiple select and extended response questions.

Here is a differentiated activity for students learning to evaluate expressions. Students apply their skills to complete multi-step evaluating and evaluating common formulas. Answers are included for students to self-check their work and continue their work with confidence! Three levels of this activity are included for classroom differentiation. Great for centers or homework!