Julie Vanhaverbeke

The Real Number System Activity Bundle. This is a complete unit designed for teaching middle school students about the real number system. It includes a variety of activities, notes, a project and a quiz. Topics covered include: The Real Number System, Rational Number Equivalency (Converting fraction/decimal/percent), Operations with Decimals, Operations with Fractions, Approximating Irrational Numbers, Ordering Rational and Irrational Numbers. Answer Keys and Rubrics are included.

This is a great review game that can be used at the end of any unit as a review for the test. This template is editable so that you can type in the specific questions for your class! This is a game of both skill and luck and will keep you class on their toes throughout the review.

This is a short activity which you can use to begin a unit on the real number system. It's a great way to get kids thinking about types of numbers and a good introduction to irrational numbers. This is a short activity which can be used a hook and a short set of notes on the types of numbers within the real number system.

This was originally created as a 6 day RTI unit on rates, ratios, proportions and the percent proportion. It includes *Rates and Ratios Notes *Unit Rates Matching Game *Solving Proportions Notes *Setting up and solving Proportions Notes *Around the Room Puzzle Proportions Word Problems *The Percent Proportion Notes *The Percent Proportion Basketbal Game *6 Challenge Questions *An end of unit quiz

This is a middle school lesson for comparing and ordering real numbers. This lesson includes notes for approximating imperfect square roots and comparing and ordering rational and irrational numbers. It includes notes with a key, practice and a class activity.

Notes and word problem practice questions with answer keys for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with decimals. This is a short set which is designed for students who have been exposed to some or all of the concepts included. Ideal for middle school students.

This is a short set of activities related to converting between fractions, decimals and percents. This document includes notes with an answer key, a project with a rubric for grading and a short game which can be used for review, practice or a tutorial group.

This is a game that you can play with your students after you have taught them how to add integers (positive and negative numbers). This game is intended for middle school skill practice and does not contain any word problems.

This is a short activity that can be used on the first day of school to get to know new math students.

This game is designed for 5th and 6th grade teachers who are introducing the concept of integers with their students. This game allows students to match an integer with a word expression. Enjoy!

Beginning of the year student information and interest inventory page.