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Purchase this introductory lesson on graph inequalities. It's easily laid out and purchasers have used it in lessons or as a review activity! Not only does it introduce keywords associated with each inequality symbol, but students practice how to graph them too. This product aims to build student confidence with a focus on the Gradual Release model. There are multiple guided questions before independent practice questions. This product is created on Google Slides and TPT's Eas

Grab this comprehensive bundle that includes lessons, activities, task cards and assessments on orthographic solids. Through multiple class examples, students are guided to identify the solid's different views (top, side, and front view). They are further challenged by drawing or identifying inaccurate views. As this product is available on TPT's Easel and PDF, many of the Easel questions are self-graded. Drawn solutions and open-ended questions require more specific teacher feedback

What are quantitative and qualitative data sets and why does it matter?! This must-have product explores its difference as well as knowing why! Through multiple class examples, students are confidently guided towards learning the difference. They'll be able to classify it by the survey question and by observing the data in different graphs! This purchase comes in three formats: PDF, Easel and Google Slides. Easel and Google Slides are compatible with Google Classroom. To access the Ease

Sharpen your students' spatial sense as they visualize how orthographic 3D solids become 2D drawings. How do students become more confident? First, the labeling of the solids' top, side, and front views will be gradually removed. Next, the complexity of the solids changes from rectangular prisms to solids with varying depths and elevations. There are even audio recordings on each slide to help remove potential students' language barriers. As a bonus, the product is available on TPT's digital

Introduce students to challenging concepts such as inequalities and equations with this comprehensive package! This digital product contains over 130 guided and independent practice questions comes in two formats: Google Slides and Easel. It's created with the Gradual Release model in mind so students can learn and progress with more confidence! This purchase can be accessed through Easel and Google Slides. They can both be assigned to your students through Google Classroom. To use

Grab this low-prep digital and print product with questions to encourage student thinking while analyzing the given data. It covers multiple types of qualitative graphs (e.g. double & single bar, pie/circle, pictograph, etc.) WITHOUT the word 'qualitative'. This way, there's no additional pressure as students analyze and interpret graphs. This purchase comes in three formats: PDF, Easel and Google Slides. Easel and Google Slides are compatible with Google Classroom. To access the Easel pl

Want a math unit that provides lessons, interactive activities, and even some self-graded homework? Look no further. This low-prep product is created mainly on Google Slides and some on Google Forms too. As it is a digital product, it can easily be added to digital platforms such as Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc. All activities can be completed by simple actions such as clicking, typing, drag & drop, and or resizing something. An answer key is also provided for each question so you eithe

This product introduces inequalities with addition and subtraction in a straight-forward manner. It is created with the Gradual Release Model in mind so students feel more confident as they work through the guided, then independent questions. As this is an introductory lesson, solutions are small positive numbers. This product is created on Google Slides and TPT's Easel, both formats are compatible with Google Classroom. Just post the link and it's ready to go! To use it with the Easel

Practicing Order of Operations CAN be engaging yet challenging through puzzles! These 18 differentiated brain teaser puzzles involve BEDMAS / PEDMAS (exponents, brackets with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). They will challenge and deepen your students' understanding of these concepts. In this purchase, the puzzles even get more challenging! These activities are perfect for independent work, early finishers, partners, group work, and even math centers. They will surely ti

Explore the difference between Quantitative and Qualitative data sets. Lessons are created on slides while activities come in print ( PDF files) and digital files ( Google Slides and TPT's Easel). With over 50 interactive activities, students analyze multiple types of graphs (e.g. double & single bar, line, pie/circle, pictograph, etc.). Through stem-and-leaf plots, they will calculate the mean, median, and mode with different data sets as well as justify whether outliers should be remove

Purchase this digital and in-class product that focuses on analyzing and interpreting quantitative graphs. Through stem-and-leaf plots and line graphs, students calculate the mean, median, and mode with different data sets (whole numbers, decimals, and intergers). They also justify whether outliers should be removed or not. This purchase comes in three formats: PDF, Easel and Google Slides. Easel and Google Slides are compatible with Google Classroom. To access the Easel platform, click

Want a product that provides lessons, interactive activities, and self-graded homework? Look no further. This low-prep product is created entirely on Google Slides and on Google Forms. This way, not only is the product paperless, but the homework questions can either be more interactive or it can be self-graded! Yup! You heard me! All homework questions are set up in slides and forms. I honestly couldn't decide... Each Google product has its pros and cons. So, fellow teachers, feel free

Want a product that provides lessons and self-graded homework? This low-prep product is created entirely on Google Slides and on Google Forms. This way, not only is the product paperless, but the homework questions can either be more interactive or it can be self-graded! Yup! You heard me! Most homework questions are set up in slides and forms. I honestly couldn't decide... Each Google product has its pros and cons. So, fellow teachers, choose the method that best suits the needs of your

Practicing Order of Operations CAN be engaging yet challenging through puzzles! These 18 differentiated brain teaser puzzles only involve brackets with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They will challenge and deepen your students' understanding of these concepts. These activities are perfect for independent work, early finishers, partners, group work, and even math centers. They will surely tickle the students' brains as they logically problem solve what value represents ea

Engage students to practice and think critically while multiplying two- by one-digit questions! These ten puzzles are self-checking and become increasingly difficult. They can be printed or used virtually on TPT's Easel platform. It's the perfect task for early finishers, extra practice, partner work, or math centers. Three Maze Puzzles (level 1) + create your own mazeCalculate the questions and have immediate feedback when the students reach the end of the maze. Three Shape Puzzles (level

Engage students to practice and think critically while multiplying larger numbers! These no-prep activities are self-checking and become increasingly difficult. With 30 activities, students will gain the confidence to multiply! Purchase all three products at a major discount: Buy two get ONE free! This is valid even before ANY additional product discounts. NINE Maze Puzzles (level 1) + create your own mazeCalculate the questions and have immediate feedback when the students reach the e

Want a product that provides lessons and interactive activities? Look no further. This low-prep product is created entirely on Google Slides so it can be easily posted on a digital platform such as Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc. All activities can be completed by simple actions such as typing, drag & drop, and or resizing something. An answer key is also provided for each question so you either take up the questions with the students or simply post the answers for the students to see.

Grab these assessments (9-ticket out the doors, 8-question quiz, and 12-question test) to quickly assess your students' understanding of Orthographic projections. Either print or complete the assessments entirely on TPT's Easel platform! With a combination of multiple choice questions*, drawn solutions, and open-ended questions, it's a great way to capture your student's understanding. Moreover, there are even poll questions to assess your student's confidence levels as they work on these con

Snatch this product as it introduces how to solve equations with the balance model. Not only does it explain it, but it aims to achieve this by the Gradual Release model. With multiple guided steps, students gain the confidence to achieve this independently! This product is created on Google Slides and TPT's Easel, both formats are compatible with Google Classroom. Just post the link and it's ready to go! To use it with the Easel platform, click the "Open Digital Activity" button

Practicing multiplication has never been so engaging yet challenging. These 18 differentiated brain teaser puzzles will push and test your students' understanding of multiplication and division. These activities are perfect for independent work, early finishers, partners, group work, and even math centers. They will surely tickle the students' brains as they logically problem solve what value represents each picture. As an added bonus, reward students with a print or digital certificate that ac