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I use this handout as a mini-lesson (part notes and guided practice) to introduce my 6th graders to reflecting points. This is also a good review worksheet for a transformation unit in geometry in grade 8 and above. This resource includes a 2-page worksheet (33 problems) and answer keys. The problem types include the definition of reflection and guided practice with reflecting points in each axis (4 problems each axis). Then students practice each type of reflection on their own (8 problems each

This worksheet has practice with multiplying polynomials by writing and simplifying algebraic expressions for the area of rectangles. Each length and width is either a whole number, monomial, binomial, or trinomial. This resource includes a worksheet ( 1 multiple choice + 13 problems) and an answer key (steps shown). Other resources in multiplying polynomials: Multiplying Binomials - Area of Squares (Trinomial Squares)Multiplying Polynomials - Area of TrianglesMultiplying Binomials - Area of Re

In Common Core Math 6, students become familiar with plotting points in the Coordinate Plane and finding the distance from one point to another. They must be able to use these techniques to solve mathematical problems, such as perimeter and area. This resource includes: A 2-page assignment, an exit ticket, and all answer keys. Problems offered include plotting points (to draw polygons), identifying polygons (rectangles, parallelograms, triangles, and trapezoids), finding perimeter and/or area w

Students write and solve one- and two-step equations using complementary angles to find the value of x and/or the missing angle. Problems include whole number and decimal angle measures. This resource includes 2 worksheets and answer keys. Terms of Use are included in the file download. The types of problems included are: - Complementary Angles #1: identifying right angles, fill in the blanks, calculating and writing one-step equations to solve for x from a diagram (whole numbers and decimals)

These worksheets help students with writing and solving one- and two-step equations for supplementary angles. Problems include whole number and decimal angle measures. This resource includes 2 worksheets and answer keys. Terms of Use are included in the file download. The types of problems included are: - Supplementary Angles #1: definition of supplementary angles, fill in the blanks, writing one-step equations to solve for x from a diagram (whole numbers and decimals) - Supplementary Angles #

In Common Core Math 6, students learn to find the area of parallelograms. They must be able to identify the shape, then use its base and height to find the area. This resource includes: A 2-page assignment, an exit ticket, and all answer keys. Problems offered include finding area with whole numbers and decimals (no fractions), short response and multiple choice. Problems and questions are targeted at learning how to find the area of a parallelogram. The Learning Objective is a practice series

In Common Core Math 6, students learn to find the area of triangles. They must be able to identify the shape, then use its base and height in a formula to find the area. This resource includes: A 2-page assignment, an exit ticket, and all answer keys. Problems offered include finding area with whole numbers and decimals (no fractions), short response and multiple choice. Problems and questions are targeted at learning how to find the area of a triangle. The Learning Objective is a practice seri

In Common Core Math 6, students learn to find the area of trapezoids. They must be able to identify the shape, then use its bases and height to find the area. This resource includes: A 2-page assignment, an exit ticket, and all answer keys. Problems offered include working with whole numbers and decimals (no fractions), short response and multiple choice. Problems and questions are targeted at learning how to find the area of a trapezoid. The Learning Objective is a practice series intended for

This assignment has practice writing and simplifying algebraic expressions for the area of a square. Each side is a binomial and the square of a binomial will lead to a trinomial square. This resource includes a worksheet (1 multiple choice + 13 problems) and an answer key (steps shown). Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other resources in multiplying polynomials: Multiplying Polynomials - Area of RectanglesMultiplying Polynomials - Area of TrianglesMultiplying Binomials - Area of