Jami King

Fun activity for students to be creative and create their own tessellation's. I give each group a small bucket of pattern block shapes and the square template included. I have had so many amazing creations!

1cm Grid Paper 8 1/2 x 11

I-Ready Tracker: Minutes & Lessons Progress ChartKeep your students motivated and accountable with this I-Ready Tracker that monitors both weekly minutes and lesson progress! Students can easily color in their progress bars to track their minutes—aiming for the 40-minute “sweet spot” each week. They’ll also record how many lessons they’ve completed, passed, failed, or retried, giving you and your students a clear picture of their growth. Perfect for data chats, goal setting, and reflectio

Use all 4 quadrants of the coordinate plane to graph the logo of SUPERMAN! Includes: -Directions page with coordinates -page with outline of logo -page of colored finished logo -numbered graph paper and unnumbered graph paper

Students sort cards in INB or on notebook paper. They sort by the heading Rate, Unit Rate and Ratio. Tips: Unit Rate is per 1 unit Ratio compares 2 numbers Rate compares 2 different units of something

Have early finishers? Kids that need extension activities? Here is a project I give my kids. Usually there is one extension activity per Mid Grading period. (4 quarters, 2 midterms in each quarter, 8 extensions for the year). I typically use this as the first one and tell the kids to research 7th grade vocabulary. Rubric included.

Topics covered: tips discount sales tax percent increase/decrease simple interest Card Sort Students match problems and answers (or QR Codes) by correctly solving percent questions.

Six people involved in The Holiday Homecoming Parade were stunned to find out one of their own was “accidentally” injured recently.  Can you help them figure out WhoDunnit?  And how?  The Player, the Last Known Whereabouts, and the Method that are unaccounted for at the end of the activity is the guilty party! This activity uses fractions, decimals, mixed numbers, improper fractions and a combination of forms. Students will multiply and divide in this activity. **After getting your copy in your

Angle relation questions with one and two step equations. Challenge question includes variables on both sides!

This project allows students to create their own mystery graphing picture. Expectations, examples, rubric and day by day examples are included. The last page of the project allows for peer evaluation of students pictographs.

30 percent problems on 7RP3

Quick reference tool that students can glue into their INB to refer to when trying to determine if a relationship is proportional.

Fun coloring multiplying integer worksheet with 10 challenge problems with all operations on the second page.

8 Problems using rectangular and triangular prisms. QR Scans to check answers.

Task for students. Includes making table, plotting coordinates, finding unit in table and on graph, finding equation and then using table graph or equation for an extended quantity. **Worksheet is horizontal layout even tho it shows it as vertical?

12 cards to sort and make a mystery message! Great formative assessment tool.

A unconventional way to help students improve their scores on short answer & extended response questions. Use POWER WORDS and other strategies to see your students getting FULL POINTS! Includes example and SEVERAL more actual released (7th grade) questions. This strategy can be used in any grade! For only beginning pages, cover and example check TpT store to download for a lower price.

Use this fun project any time to asses or enhance your students learning of coordinates, ordered pairs, graphing in all four quadrants. (This can be modified for lower level learners using just one or two quadrants). Differentiate to fit your students need. You can email me for a PUBLISHER version after buying the PDF version if needed. My kids LOVE the ability to be creative with this project! We creative several leading up to this project so they are very comfortable with the instruction

Use all four quadrants of the coordinate plane to graph a deer. Your students will initially think "How easy!" and then quickly figure out that it is much harder than it looks! We use this and others to lead into the Picto Creation Project (where they make their own). Includes: -page of coordinate with instructions -outline sketch of what deer should look like on coordinate plane -picture of colored deer on coordinate plane -numbered graph paper for lower level learners -unnumbered graph p

quadrilaterals (square and rectangle) parallelogram triangle trapezoid composite area INB friendly Copy front to back