Lance Kinstner

This is a pdf of the formula sheet I use for 6th grade math's geometry unit. This should work well as a study guide or test assistant. I suggest giving this to students early so they can learn to use it and, if desired, scaffold away from using it as you progress on in your unit. If you like the formula sheet but would like to make some changes, try buying the "editable" version from me instead.

This is a twelve question worksheet that would be one page front and back. All 12 questions are with a dividend between 1,000 and 2,000 and a divisor between 20 and 50. There is an answer key included for all 12 questions with only answers - no work shown. This single worksheet is free. For more practice, there is a 5 worksheet pack for a small price. For use with technology and editing abilities, I also have the raw ExamView files available for sale. For those using Holt's Common Core Edition

These are 5 unique one-sided 14 question multiple-choice worksheets for practicing translating repeated multiplication into exponential form. The answers to all 14 questions are included for each worksheet. There is a single worksheet available free. For use with technology and editing abilities, I also have the raw Examview files available for sale. For those using Holt's Common Core Edition Mathematics book for Grade 6: I use this in Chapter 1 Lesson 3.

This is a zip of two things: First, an ExamView question bank (.bnk) including the one "dynamic" question I used to create the worksheet(s). These dynamic questions can be duplicated/recalculated infinitely. Second, the ExamView test file (.tst) of the one-sided 14 question multiple-choice worksheet for practicing translating repeated multiplication into exponential form. The answers to all 14 questions are included. These files should be easily un-zipped. Then you are free to edit them, uplo

If you're looking for an easy data collection spreadsheet for your Discovery Education tests, you've found it. This spreadsheet is set up to track student growth across 4 Discovery Ed tests, calculate what percentage of students are showing Average and Above Average growth for all possible comparisons as well as the all-important final test. This spreadsheet is easy to use and attractive. The second sheet includes detailed instructions for those who are not technologically inclined or are just

This is a zip of two things: First, an ExamView question bank (.bnk) including the "dynamic" questions I used to create the worksheet(s). These dynamic questions can be duplicated/recalculated infinitely. Second, the ExamView test file (.tst) of the twelve question worksheet for practicing finding quotients with long division. The answers to all 12 questions are included. These files should be easily un-zipped. Then you are free to edit them, upload them for use in your favorite educational t

This is a pdf of the formula sheet I use for 6th grade math's geometry unit. This should work well as a study guide or test assistant. I suggest giving this to students early so they can learn to use it and, if desired, scaffold away from using it as you progress on in your unit. If you like the formula sheet but would not like to buy it, try the free pdf version from me instead.

These are five unique versions of a twelve question worksheet that would be one page front and back. All 12 questions are with a dividend between 1,000 and 2,000 and a divisor between 20 and 50. There is an answer key included for all 12 questions for each worksheet with only answers - no work shown. There is a single worksheet version I have available for free. For use with technology and editing abilities, I also have the raw ExamView files available for sale. For those using Holt's Common C

If you're looking for an easy data collection spreadsheet for your Discovery Education tests, you've found it. This spreadsheet is set up to track student growth across 3 Discovery Ed tests, calculate what percentage of students are showing Average and Above Average growth for all possible comparisons as well as the all-important final test. This spreadsheet is easy to use and attractive. The second sheet includes detailed instructions for those who are not technologically inclined or are just

This is a one-sided 14 question multiple-choice worksheet for practicing translating repeated multiplication into exponential form. The answers to all 14 questions are included. This single worksheet is free. For more practice, there is a 5 worksheet pack for a small price. For use with technology and editing abilities, I also have the raw Examview files available for sale. For those using Holt's Common Core Edition Mathematics book for Grade 6: I use this in Chapter 1 Lesson 3.