Exceptional Math

When I introduce multiplying decimals, my students have difficulty lining up each column or row of numbers. Textbooks and other created materials do not supply room for the student to work, let alone a small grid to show their work. I created these worksheets for my 6th graders, and I you will find them useful too.

This file is all 5 worksheets put into one! This combo file gives your student 5 different divisors. 2 through 6.

One of the most difficult skills to introduce is long division. Students cannot line up the numbers or know when to complete each step. This easy to follow worksheet will help understand. With the use of boxes, it assists the student to know where to place each digit, and how to check to see if they did it correctly. This worksheet is using a divisor of 5.

One of the most difficult skills to introduce is long division. Students cannot line up the numbers or know when to complete each step. This easy to follow worksheet will help understand. With the use of boxes, it assists the student to know where to place each digit, and how to check to see if they did it correctly. This worksheet is using a divisor of 6.

One of the most difficult skills to introduce is long division. Students cannot line up the numbers or know when to complete each step. This easy to follow worksheet will help understand. With the use of boxes, it assists the student to know where to place each digit, and how to check to see if they did it correctly. This worksheet is using a divisor of 4.

Students struggle with area formulas. You will receive 2 printable worksheets with keys to help them practice the area formulas for: Parallelograms, (A=bh) Trapezoids (A= 1/2 h(b1 +b2) and Rhombi (A=1/2 d1d2). Each worksheet has diagrams as well as word problems. Each sheet is different, use them together, one side for classwork, the other for homework! Each problem has work space to clearly show their knowledge. Keys are included.

This file is all 5 worksheets put into one! This combo file gives your student 5 different divisors. 2's through 6's.

One of the most difficult skills to introduce is long division. Students cannot line up there numbers or know when to complete each step. This short introduction will get them started. With the use of boxes, it assists the student to know where to place each digit, and how to check to see if they did it correctly. Check back with me for more!

One of the most difficult skills to introduce is long division. Students cannot line up the numbers or know when to complete each step. This easy to follow worksheet will help understand. With the use of boxes, it assists the student to know where to place each digit, and how to check to see if they did it correctly. This worksheet is using a divisor of 3.

Guided Math Notes are perfect for students who struggle with note taking. There are places for the notes to go, and students don't have to write as much. It creates a less stressful learning task and more content is covered in less time. Print the 2 sheets back to back, and display it under a camera onto a white surface. Follow up these notes with a worksheet for the students to complete for homework. Viola! Teacher Key is included.