For the last three years I have taught special education at East Hall Middle School with a focus in math and science. However, next year, I will be to strictly 7th grade life science.
This is a card sort that forces students to look at numbers expressed in scientific notation and to determine if they are written correctly. Students can complete this sort as a group or individually. Furthermore, if done completely, students can glue them into a notebook and explain how the incorrect examples are wrong and correct them.
This activity includes 24 task cards, a student answer sheet, and an answer key. This would be great for a math station, an early finisher activity, or a review activity. Topics Covered:Scientific to Standard NotationStandard to Scientific NotationComparing Numbers in Scientific NotationAdding, Subtracting, Multiplying, & Dividing in Scientific NotationWord ProblemsHow to Use Task Cards:Print the cards on cardstock and laminate to allow for multiple useCut each card individuallyAttach with a bin
Here is two versions of a scientific notation puzzle: a decagon and a matching. You can print and laminate the puzzles to use as a station or for early finishers. Both deal with matching scientific notation with standard form. Both puzzles make for a quick assessment.
7th - 9th
Algebra, Math, Numbers
CCSS
8.EE.A.3
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Experience
For the last three years I have taught special education at East Hall Middle School with a focus in math and science. However, next year, I will be to strictly 7th grade life science.
Teaching style
I am a big fan of modifying curriculum to meet the needs of the students.
My own education history
Graduated from Mill Creek High School in 2010.
Graduated from the University of North Georgia in 2015.
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