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This 11 x 17 anchor chart is the perfect compliment to your volume lessons! Perfect for bulletin board display, designed to be printed on 11 x 17 tabloid sized paper. Happy Teaching!

This exponent poster is the perfect compliment to your exponent lessons. A great introduction and reminder for students for math vocabulary including base number, exponent, repeated factors, exponential notation, and standard notation. * Print out in color and hang on your bulletin board! * Copy in black and white as a reference sheet for your students. For an 11 x 17 poster version, see this listing: 11 x 17 Exponents Anchor Chart Poster Happy Teaching!

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to area and volume with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 16 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: 3-dimensional, area, braces, brackets, conjecture, cubic unit, expressions, grouping symbols, mathematical mode

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to fractions with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 16 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: argument, benchmark, compare, conjecture, denominator, dividend, divisor, equivalent fraction, fraction greater than

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to area and volume with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 27 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: algorithm, area model, base, convert, dividend, divisor, efficient, estimate, expanded form, exponent, exponent

This is a Powerpoint of six types of triangles with examples and definitions: *Equilateral *Isosceles *Scalene *Acute *Right *Obtuse I use this PowerPoint to introduce the types of triangles to my class, and I hang them in color on my math bulletin board for the duration of the unit. Hope these are helpful to you!

This 11 x 17 anchor chart is the perfect compliment to your exponent lessons! Perfect for bulletin board display, designed to be printed on 11 x 17 tabloid sized paper. For an 8.5 x 11 version for display or student handouts, see this listing: Exponents Poster 8.5 x 11 Happy Teaching!

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to measurement and decimal multiplication and division with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 13 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: base, calibrate, data point, data set, displacement method, equivalent prob

These exit slips will show you what "stuck with" your students during a lesson or the day. It also gives them room to tell you something they need clarified, or a question they have about the material covered in class. This would also make a cute bulletin board if you used slips from a particular topic or unit. Enjoy!

This Scientific Notation Tarsia puzzle is a great way for your students to practice writing numbers in standard notation when they are given in scientific notation. My students love them! They ask me to make Tarsia puzzles for just about every concept we study, seriously! They are great as a math center, quiz/test review, part of a Friday game day, etc. So much better than a worksheet! More fun than Task Cards or "I Have Who Has"! The students' enthusiasm is so rewarding, and I scored high mark

This exponent Tarsia puzzle is a great way for your students to practice calculating the standard notation of numbers given in exponential notation. My students love them! They ask me to make Tarsia puzzles for just about every concept we study, seriously! They are great as a math center, quiz/test review, part of a Friday game day, etc. So much better than a worksheet! More fun than Task Cards or "I Have Who Has"! The students' enthusiasm is so rewarding, and I scored high marks on an observa

Get your students up and moving with kinesthetic learning! This activity is perfect for the day before Spring Break! Break your students up into groups. Each group member will jump twice and the whole group will record all the data. The group will then find statistical landmarks for the: *Minimum *Maximum *Mean *Median *Mode Then, each student in the class takes their farthest jump and shares while the whole class records the data. They will then find the statistical landmarks for the class.