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This handout compares the ratio of sugar to flour in two types of cookie dough. By completing the ratio tables, students can identify the ordered pairs, graph the lines, then interpret the graphs. Question types are about ordered pairs, unit rates, and comparing the lines. Other worksheets in the series: Ratio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Pasta SaladRatio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Gas Mileage

This handout involves comparing the gas mileage of two cars. By completing the ratio tables, students will identify the ordered pairs, graph the lines, then interpret the graphs. Question types are about ordered pairs, unit rates, which has better gas mileage, and comparing the graphs. Terms of Use are also included in the file download. Other worksheets in the series: Ratio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Pasta SaladRatio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Cookie Dough

These problems involve practice with solving two-step equations where the coefficients are fractions. This can be good practice for multiplying by the reciprocal in the last step. 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 solving equations practice: One-Step Equations #3 Multipl

Here's a quick review of basic operations (+, -, x, /) with positive and negative fractions involving numeric expressions, number line graphing, and word problems. Perfect for a short review to keep skills fresh. You are getting 1 worksheet (15 problems) and the answer key. Terms of Use are also included in the file download. Other worksheets with rational numbers: Easy Intro to Rational Numbers Operations With Rational Numbers: Decimals (Review Worksheet)Operations With Rational Numbers:(Posi

Students will write equations for the perimeter of different polygons and then solve for x and the missing side lengths. All values of x are whole numbers. This resource includes 1 worksheet (2 multiple choice + 9 problems) and the answer key. Terms of Use are included in the file download. You might also like: Writing Algebraic Expressions - Perimeter of Polygons

This handout is about comparing the cost of pasta salad (sold by the pound). By completing the ratio tables, students will identify the ordered pairs, graph the lines, and then interpret the graphs. Question types are about ordered pairs, unit rates (and better buy), and comparing the lines. Terms of Use are also included in the file download. Other worksheets in the series: Ratio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Gas MileageRatio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Cookie Dough

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 can practice how to solve one-step equations involving integers. The variable will appear on either side of the equation. There are 2 worksheets with answer keys. Problems are numbered consecutively #1-30. Another Round of Practice is a series of independent, skill-based worksheets. There is space to show work and a space to write the answer for each problem. Answer Keys can even be given to students so they can check themselves as they work because they'll have room to show their work

In this assignment, students can practice evaluating numerical expressions (multiple terms positive and negative integers). Problems include when to subtract, such as 3 + (-1), and when to add the opposite like in the case of 4 - (-1). Each problem will have 3 - 4 terms to simplify, such as 15 - ( -13) - 1. This resource includes a worksheet (10 problems) and an answer key. Terms of Use are included in the file download. "Random Word of the Day" is a series of student self-checking handouts i

In this assignment, students can practice recognizing when to use the Distributive Property and when not to use it because each expression is written in parenthesis separated by a plus or minus sign. Then they will collect like terms to simplify the expressions. This resource includes 2 worksheets and answer keys. Linear Expressions #1 (problems #1-15) - for example (x+4) + (x-3) or (10x+3) - (12x-7) Linear Expressions #2 (problems #16-30) - for example (x-2) + 7(x-2) Another Round of Practic

Students can practice adding and subtracting a numerical expression with 3 integers. This resource includes one worksheet of 15 problems. Another Round of Practice is a series of independent, skill-based worksheets. There is space to show work and a space to write the answer for each problem. Answer Keys can even be given to students so they can check themselves as they work because they'll have room to show their work above the answers. Terms of Use are also included in the file download.

By 7th grade math, students must know there is equivalence between decimals, fractions, and percents. Practicing and remembering how to convert one form to another helps with making more efficient calculations. This resource includes: A 2-page assignment, an exit ticket, and all answer keys. Problems offered include numeric conversion between decimals, fractions (denominators are 100, its factors and multiples) and percents, word problems, short response, completing tables, and multiple choice

Here's a quick review of basic operations (+, -, x, /) with positive and negative decimals in numeric expressions, number line graphs, and word problems (cost/money). This resource includes: 1 worksheet (17 problems) and the answer key. Terms of Use are also included in the file download. Other worksheets with rational numbers: Easy Intro to Rational Numbers (The Learning Objective)Operations With Rational Numbers: Fractions (Review Worksheet)Operations With Rational Numbers:(Positive)Whole Numb

The problems provide practice with solving one-step equations involving addition and subtraction with positive and negative decimals. 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. You might also like: One-Step Equations #1 Add & Subtract w/Integers: Self-Checking Practice One-Step Equatio

This resource is focused on how to solve an equation - what do you multiply or divide by on both sides of the equation to isolate the variable? Students will need to be multiplying or dividing with positive integers. Every solution will be positive. This is intended for advanced students in 5th grade and also to go along with 6th grade math where students first learn how to solve, but don't learn how to multiply/divide with signs yet. *The variable will appear on either side of the equation. ***

This worksheet will give students 15 problems to practice simplifying algebraic expressions. The terms in parenthesis are placed in different parts of the expressions to check if students really understand how to use the Distributive Property. The terms are positive or negative. This resource includes 1 worksheet (15 problems) and the answer key. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other algebraic expressions resources: Simplifying Algebraic Expressions - Positive NumbersWriting Alg

This activity involves matching up math phrases (problems) with their corresponding algebraic expressions by cutting and pasting answer pieces (algebraic expressions) onto a worksheet. The worksheet and the pieces to be cut are all one page. Use it as a class/homework activity, interactive notebook page, reference page for students, or bag it as an activity that can be used over and over again in your classroom (without glueing). This resource includes a worksheet (20 problems and answer pieces

The problems include solving one-step equations involving integers, decimals and fractions. This resource has 2 worksheets (21 problems each) and answer keys. Solving One-Step Equations #1 - Add & Subtract Solving One-Step Equations #2 - Multiply & Divide Terms of Use are included in the file download.

This activity matches up algebraic expressions (problems) with their corresponding math phrases by cutting and pasting answer pieces (math phrases) onto a worksheet. The worksheet and the pieces to be cut are all one page. Use it as a class/homework activity, interactive notebook page, reference page for students, or bag it as an activity that can be used over and over again in your classroom (without glueing). This resource includes a worksheet (20 problems and answer pieces to be cut) and an

In this assignment, students can practice how to solve one-step equations using all the properties of equality - addition, subtraction, multiplication or division - and then check their answers as they complete the problems. “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). This resource includes a worksheet (15 problems) and an answer key. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other solving o