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When students are introduced to the set of rational numbers, they begin by answering the question "What are rational numbers?" Students will learn a rational number can be written as a fraction where the denominator is not 0. They will also learn the set of rational numbers include integers, decimals, and fractions which can be graphed, ordered, and compared. For my 6th graders, I use this resource as a mini-lesson and students keep this in their binders for future reference. This resource inclu

Students need to review adding and subtracting integers? This product has practice with number lines, vocabulary, word problems, multiple choice, fill in the blank, and evaluating algebraic expressions. This is NOT a worksheet with repetitive problems. This worksheet helps to check for understanding with different problem formats. This Free Sample Resource includes: 1 Handout - Adding & Subtracting Integers #1 1 Answer Key This sample is part of a set in a series called The Original Picky

This assignment includes practice for adding decimals in the tenths, hundredths and thousandths places. Then students can check their answers with the answers on the bottom of the worksheet. This resource includes a worksheet (10 problems) and an answer key. "Random Word of the Day" is a series of student self-checking handouts in which the answers are matched up with letters to form one word. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other resources with decimals: Multiplying Decimals:

Students need more practice with adding and subtracting integers? This resource will help them review adding and subtracting integers with different problem types including: numeric expressions, number lines, evaluating with substitution, word problems, vocabulary, multiple-choice and short open-ended responses.These are NOT worksheets with repetitive problems. These handouts help to check for understanding with different problem formats and keep students engaged throughout the assignment. This

Students can practice multiplying 2 digits by 2 digits, then check their answers at the bottom of the page. This resource includes a worksheet (12 problems) and an answer key. “Looking For Answers” is a series of student self-checking handouts in which the answers are listed at the bottom of the page (out of order). Other resources with whole numbers: Adding Whole Numbers (3 & 4 digits w/carrying over): Self-CheckAdding Whole Numbers (4+4 Digits): Self-CheckMultiplying Whole Numbers (3x1 Digit)

Students can practice multiplying 3 digit by 2 digit whole numbers and check their answers with the answers on the bottom of the worksheet. This resource includes 9 problems (with space for work) and an answer key. "Random Word of the Day" is a series of student self-checking handouts in which the answers are matched up with letters to form one word. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other resources with whole number practice: Adding Whole Numbers (3 & 4 digits w/carrying over): S

Need to review basic operations with positive whole numbers?This resource is a review of whole number operations with different problem types including adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing (no remainders) as numeric expressions, word problems, multiple choice, fill in the blank, evaluating algebraic expressions with whole numbers and vocabulary practice.This is NOT a worksheet with repetitive problems. These handouts help to check for understanding with different problem formats and ke