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These task cards include both positive and negative integers. All problems have been written to include the additional sign. The last four cards are three terms while the previous 16 are two terms each. ------------------- Student recording sheet and answer key are included.

These task cards include both positive and negative integers. All problems have been written to include the subtraction sign. The last four cards are three terms while the previous 16 are two terms each. ------------------- Student recording sheet and answer key are included.

These slides are created to be printed, cut out, and used ot match the improper fractions with the mixed numbers. Improper fractions must be match with their mixed number simplified to its lowest terms. ----------------------- There are 20 different matches. While there is not an answer key specifically included, the improper fractions accurately correspond to the mixed number that is directly beneath each of them.

This maze can be used for additional practice or reviewing both adding and subtracting integers. Problems are single step expressions. ---------- A separate maze is provided for both operations along with corresponding answer keys.

'Design a Face' is created to give students an opportunity to practice foundational skills as well as allow for the artistic learner to engage in the lesson in a different way. ---------- This particular 'Design a Face' is created to practice distinguishing between prime and composite numbers by identifying factor families when necessary and then using the appropriate answer choice to create a character on the corresponding page.

'Design a Face' is created to give students an opportunity to practice foundational skills as well as allow for the artistic learner to engage in the lesson in a different way. ---------- This particular 'Design a Face' is created to practice identifying whether a set is an function. Data set is displayed in various forms including ordered pairs, tables, and coordinate planes. Then, using the appropriate answer choice to create a character on the corresponding page.

This maze is designed for student practice of translating verbal phrasing into algebra expressions. The answer key is included.