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I am a credentialed Math teacher with a masters in teaching. I left the classroom to be a stay at home mom to my three (yup, three) boys. After spending years working on lesson plans and building projects, I just couldn't bare thinking about it all just sitting there collecting dust.
I, like all teachers, know how much work and time it takes to prep just one day so if I can make just one day easier for a fellow teacher then I am happy :)
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Ratio Worksheet
This ratio worksheet helps the students to visually see what a ratio looks like as well as gets them thinking about what a ratio looks like in the real world.
It could easily be a small homework assignment or something they work on directly after a lesson on ratios.
If you check out my Power Point Lecture on Ratios, this worksheet connects right with that lesson.
Thanks!
5th - 7th
Math
CCSS
6.RP.A.1
Mathematics "Late Pass"
A printable "Late Pass".
I generally don't use "Free Passes" as I consider any homework or bookwork to be simple practice. While I understand life happens, even for young kiddos, it can't be skipped, but may be late with a pass.
It's nice to have them write out their reason. Sometimes they are funny, sometimes they give you insight into a students home life.
SUGGESTION: I usually print on colored paper. This may help with students re-printing them.
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Math
Late Pass
A printable "Late Pass".
I generally don't use "Free Passes" as I consider any homework or bookwork to be simple practice. While I understand life happens, even for young kiddos, it can't be skipped, but may be late with a pass.
It's nice to have them write out their reason. Sometimes they are funny, sometimes they give you insight into a students home life.
SUGGESTION: I usually print on colored paper. This may help with students re-printing them.
Not Specific
Math
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I am a credentialed Math teacher with a masters in teaching. I left the classroom to be a stay at home mom to my three (yup, three) boys. After spending years working on lesson plans and building projects, I just couldn't bare thinking about it all just sitting there collecting dust.
I, like all teachers, know how much work and time it takes to prep just one day so if I can make just one day easier for a fellow teacher then I am happy :)
My own education history
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from California State University
Single Subject Credential in Mathematics
Masters in Education from University of San Francisco
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