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Looking for a way to learn or review comparing, ordering, and plotting rational numbers? Want to stay away from just doing a worksheet. This project is perfect for it! This incorporates a subject that many students have at least some interest in... sports! More specifically, the NBA. Students love being able to analyze numbers from players that they recognize and love. (Updated with 21-22 stats and players!) *Editable rubric is included.

Looking for an easy end of the year project for students during E-Learning? Well here is an easy project for you! This Google Slides can be edited to fit your own desires or fits perfectly for a 6th Grade Math classroom. It integrates so easily into Google Classroom. This project gives students the choice of what they want to do instead of having to do something they don't want to. This results in a better completion rate by the students.

This project is a great project to do during State Testing time. This project helps students of any age to practice basic budgeting skills. This project encourages students to choose either college or a career path, then they go through different life scenarios to see how different complications effect their budget.

This is a great introduction activity to grab students' interest in learning about ratios. Each student should be provided with some skittles (with COVID, individual packages would be best). The students would then sort their skittles by color and answer the questions on this document. This can be used as an online resource or printed as an activity.

Looking for the perfect last day of E-Learning activity? Look no further! This interactive Google Slides is a quick and easy activity for students to do on their last day of E-Learning. This is also a journal they can keep to look back at later in life, or you could keep to send to the students when they are getting ready to graduate!

This is a great introduction activity to grab students' interest in learning about ratios. Each student should be provided with some mini marshmallows. The students would then sort their marshmallows by color and answer the questions on this document. This can be used as an online resource or printed as an activity.

This review game is a perfect way to get student's up and moving in the classroom while still following social distancing guidelines. This review game touches on long division, properties of operations, exponents, order of operations, solving one step equations. This document could be edited to fit any review lesson. This is to be displayed on the board as students race to answer the question then a student is given the opportunity to shoot a basket (a paper into the trash bin) for additional po

This Google Slides background is a fun, engaging way to give your students an assignment during this time of mainly digital learning. *An example slide of what this could look like is included!

Having a hard time keeping track of students being in and out of school due to COVID-19? Here is an easy and pain free way to keep track of who's at school and who's not.

This Google Slides is a perfect way to get your students doing an activity similar to task cards but virtually! Students can do these task cards either at home, or in the classroom. Students are encouraged to show their work using the CUBES Strategy, but that can be edited out at the teacher's discretion.

This Google Doc is a perfect way to do an online homework assignment while still having students show their work. This Google doc reviewing multiplying decimals ensures that students know how to set up their problems, and that they are not just using a calculator.

This Google Doc is a perfect way to do an online homework assignment while still having students show their work. This Google doc reviewing adding and subtracting decimals ensures that students know how to set up their problems, and that they are not just using a calculator.

This is a modern style classroom banner for your Google Classroom! You can easily import your bitmoji and you're ready to go!

This slip is used by teachers and should be filled out prior to the conference with the guardian. This will help the teacher to be prepared for each conference when multiple conferences are being held at once.