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The integer timeline can be used as a project while or going after number sense (integers). It is targeted for sixth grade but can be modified to use with fifth or seventh graders. The project is complete with a description, checklist for students, a rubric, a premade timeline to help students who struggle creating their own, and an example timeline to show students. You can extend the project to sixth graders or seventh graders by including a written portion. For example, you could ask a seve

This word wall provides visuals to students that will help them understand, remember, and use mathematical vocabulary in the classroom. Each word comes with an example. There are seven words included with this file - prime, composite, factor, multiple, least common multiple, greatest common factor, and exponent.

The pdf includes guided notes, practice, and homework for the topic prime and composite numbers. Students are expected to be able to identify whether a number is prime or composite. In addition, they are expected to explain the differences between the two types of numbers. This worksheet is aligned with Common Core State Standards for 4th grade mathematics (4.OA.B.4). This resource can also be used as a refresher for fifth and sixth graders before moving into topics like finding the prime fact

The resource includes guided notes, practice, and homework on exponents. Students are expected to be able to find the base, exponent, and value of a number. They are also expected to be able to read a number in exponential form properly. The resource also reviews rules for numbers to the first and zero powers. This resource can be used as many ways (before going over the order of operations, before learning prime factorization, etc).