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Use the tactile Nets of 3D figures to allow students to explore finding surface area and volume. Students can cut out the shapes, fold, shade bases and sides, the possibility to explore are many. This activity will give students a concrete understanding of surface area and volume of the 3D shapes. *Print on cardstock for lasting durability* This activity includes the 3D nets for the following figures on grid paper: Cube, Rectangular Prism, Triangular Prism, Rectangular Pyramid, Triangular

Do your students struggle to simplify fractions? Make equivalent fractions or ratios? To make ratio tables? In this interactive & instructional presentation, students use a multiplication chart to help them simplify fractions, make equivalent fractions & transfer to ratio tables. *Power Point & Google Slides Formats Included* Students are given explicit directions (through exemplars) on how to use the given strategy. Next, they use the resources provided & the new strategy to work with

In this digital notebook, students will use various methods to understand the rules for subtracting integers. The notebook can be used on a desktop/laptop, tablet, or smart phone. The notebook is an Adobe document so no subscription or sign in is needed. Learning Intention: The learner will be able to subtract integers using a variety of methods. Students will use: Villains and Heroes Color Counters Numbers Lines Mini Assessment Self-Check Assessment Exemplar included for teacher. Instruct

Instructional Video & Editable Notes. Instructional video to help students understand the triangle sum theorem. The video gives a conceptual understanding of the theorem, proves the theorem, and shows students how to solve for a missing angle. Triangle Sum Theorem VideoNotes in PDF & Word format for editing.

Dot Plot Video to find Mode, Range, Median, & Mean. Editable Notes in PDF & Word format. Dot Plot Video with Measures of Central TendencyYou may also like: Box Plot Video & Notes

Looking for the perfect resources for a hybrid model? This is it! The teacher version (included) is a Power Point with animations for live teaching that follows the student notebook. In the student notebook, animations are short videos. Students are able to type inside text boxes & use all live links (hyperlinks) INCLUDING self checking exemplars! *Check out the Video preview!* FORMATS include: POWER POINT, GOOGLE SLIDES & PDF for your platform! Topics Include: What is PercentReal world

Students will determine if a number is rational or irrational. The activity includes decimals, fractions, Pi and perfect/non-perfect square roots. They will color using black and red. When they are complete, the 100 emoji symbol is made. Teacher Exemplar included in product.

Defining variables, slope & y-intercept. Writing equations with variables on both sides. Part 1 of Solving Systems of Equations CLICK HERE -- > WRITING EQUATIONS VIDEOEditable Notes in PDF & Word Format. You may also like: Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides (Part 2) Solving Systems of Equations (Part 3)

In this activity, students will complete a "Who is right" comparison by analyzing student work using the Area of a Paralleogram. Using a common misconception (using the side measurement as height), students choose & explain the correct response. After completing their own work, students will analyze and give direct feedback (from the rubric) to a partner. Once feedback is completed, students will share ideas & reflect on their learning. The rubric is easy to follow and has 4 levels. The i

In this activity, students will create a 3D representation of a building with a ladder. The students will use the 3D images to prove the Pythagorean Theorem. Each student will have different heights and bases. The theorem will be proven when the students realize the size of the ladder is the same for each representation. Considering human error, most students will find the ladder's length (hypotenuse) within a quarter inch.

Topics Included: Integers, Opposites, Absolute Value, Compare & Order, Adding & Subtracting Integers! Topics Included: Integers, Opposites, Absolute Value, Compare & Order, Adding & Subtracting Integers! Student Practice & Exemplars for Self-Checking Mini Assessments Links to videos Links to simulators Multiple methods of conceptually building an understanding of integers: Real life, counters, numbers lines & more! Interactive Notes interactive notes in PDF (accessible with desktop, laptops &

Hint Cards. Easy to follow video Editable PDF practice with steps. Hint Card Follow Along Video (CLICK HERE)You may also like: How to download Adobe & Write with your Device (CLICK HERE)Dot Plot Video & Notes

Looking for the perfect resources for a hybrid model? This is it! The teacher version (included) is a Power Point with animations for live teaching that follows the student notebook. In the student notebook, animations are short videos. Students are able to type inside text boxes & follow directions to all live links INCLUDING self checking exemplars! *Check out the Video preview!* FORMATS include: POWER POINT, GOOGLE SLIDES & PDF for your platform! Topics Include: RatiosRatio Table

In this digital notebook, students will have a variety of methods to discover the definition of an integer. The notebook is IDEAL using a desktop/laptop or downloading adobe (free) reader on any iPad, tablet, or phone. The video preview is on an iPhone with NO additional applications downloaded (the least ideal situation). Learning Intention: The learner will be able to define an integer as all whole numbers and their opposites. The learner will be able to model integers on a number line. S

In this digital notebook, students will use various methods to understand the rules for adding integers. The notebook can be used on a desktop/laptop, tablet, or smart phone. The notebook is an Adobe document so no subscription or sign in is needed. Learning Intention: The learner will be able to add integers using real world situations. Students will use: Color Counters Numbers Lines Math as a Language PBS Kids Club Virtual Quiz Mini Assessment Self-Check Video with multiple examples Asse

In this FREE resources, students have 6 questions to gauge their understanding of add & subtracting integers. The examples include (for each add & subtract): Modeling Algorithm Word Problem This free resources is part of a digital unit//interactive notebook that builds on the properties of integers. Check out the resources below to complete the collection! You may also like: What is an Integer?What is Absolute Value?Intro to Ordering IntegersCompare & Order IntegersAdding Integers Part 1Add

In this digital notebook, students will have a variety of methods to discover the meaning of absolute value. The notebook is IDEAL using a desktop/laptop or downloading adobe (free) reader on any iPad, tablet, or phone. The video preview is on an iPhone with NO additional applications downloaded (the least ideal situation). Learning Intention: The learner will be able to define absolute value as the distance a number is from zero. Students will use: Number Lines Phet Online Simulator to e

CLICK: Equations Instructional VideoFor Distance Learning. Slope-intercept form. Writing equations. Graphing equations. Two step equations with variables on both sides. Solving for Systems of Equations. Real World Comparission. You may also like: Writing equations with variables on both sidesSolving equations with variables on both sides

Editable Notes Page in PDF & World Format Using classroom data to make inferences with dot plots & box plots. Making predictions with proportions. Click here -- > Making Inferences VIDEOYou may also like: Comparing Populations Video & Notes

Building the conceptual understanding of the Pythagorean Theorem. Multiple Formats: Editable PP, Power Point with Student friendly editable text boxes, or Adobe PDF with editable text boxes. Video link is also posted as a QR code on the notes page for students to refer back to. 1) Easy to follow video with models. Pythagorean Theorem Video2) Fillable Pdf OR Word notes page to correspond with video. How to use Adobe PDF Video*Students will need adobe acrobat on device (it's a free app) to fil