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I created a 20 page document to allow students to practice various skills. Skills include: rounding, decimal multiplication, reducing fractions, multiplying fractions, working with positive and negative numbers (add, subtract, multiply, divide), absolute value, opposite, prime factorization.

42 different systems that allow students to practice solving it in all 3 methods (graphing, substitution, and elimination. You have a few options: You can print one blank page and give students a problem from your textbook or worksheet. There are 42 problems you can print for your students. Students can do one page independently. Give students a sheet or two to work on in groups. Print the pages and the students do one quadrant then pass the sheet on to the next person until completed. There

Students are given 7 problems to rewrite or solve using the properties of multiplication (identity, associative, commutative, and zero). There are two different versions for each property. Print on cardstock and laminate for students to use repeatedly during group work.

Three different worksheets each with numbers and blank. 1. double bar graph 2. mean, median, mode, and range 3. predicting next pokemon with reasons

Students can look at height and weight of Pokemon and convert in the metric system (2 separate worksheets). Then comparing number of Pokemon to an item's height and weight.

These provide 2 math problems on half sheet of paper. These problems ask for math work and a written explanation (word bank included to help students). Then an answer key included. Topics Include: Adding and subtracting decimals Dividing decimals Divide mixed fractions Multiply and Divide Fractions

20 different progressive Today's Number ("Number of the Day"). They have 4 to 9 things they do. This allows their tasks to be changed as the year progresses and they gain more skills. The majority of them requires students to write the number in different formats and some rounding since this seems to challenge them the most.

Students evaluate power expressions and based on the answer color the picture one of two colors. The final product will result in students creating a sign stating 100. Students use the Power of a Product Property, Product of a Power Property, Zero Power, and Quotient Property of a Power. Bases include both positive and negative integers.

These provide 2 math problems on half sheet of paper. These problems ask for math work and a written explanation (word bank included to help students). Then an answer key included. Topics Include: Parts of a Linear Equation Types of Slope Part 1 and 2 Find Slope

This includes theoretical probability, experimental probability, independent events, and compound events practice. Students will collect data as well as calculating probability.

There are 16 cards with a function mapping diagram that can be sorted as a either a function or not a function.

Students are presented with problems in which two people have done the problem. One was done correctly and the other was not. The students have to state which person did the problem correctly and what was wrong.

These provide 2 math problems on half sheet of paper (one problem on the front, and one on the back). These problems ask for math work and a written explanation (word bank included to help students). Then an answer key included. Topics Include: Convert from scientific notation to standard form Convert from standard form to scientific form Evaluate an addition and subtraction problem in scientific notation Evaluate a multiplication and division problem in scientific notation

Convert fractions to decimals, terminating and repeating. Then cut out and glue onto your tree.

These Pokemon themed worksheets allow students to calculate the radius, diameter, volume, and circumference of the pokeballs as they change size.

There are 12 different systems. Each page asks students to graph the system, solve using substitution, and solve using elimination. Includes the solution of each system written as an ordered pair.