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Math Equals Fun

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About the store
Welcome to Math Equals Fun! 🌟I've been teaching math for the last fifteen years, mostly to middle schoolers. 🌟 I love to create fun, engaging, interactive activities to help my students learn and practice their skills. 🌟 My goal is to make math class a place they WANT to be. 🌟 In my classroom, students are up and moving, having discussions, and working in partnerships.
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Preview of Rational and Irrational Numbers (8th grade) | Interactive Notebook Foldable

Rational and Irrational Numbers (8th grade) | Interactive Notebook Foldable

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These are half page notes to be glued or taped into an interactive math journal. Notes for Teachers: I use these notes in my students' interactive math journals. As we discuss what makes a number rational vs. irrational, we fill in the blanks and convert each of the numbers on the rational side to fractions. This is an excellent reference for students to go back and review exactly how to distinguish between rational and irrational numbers.
Preview of Algebra Foldable: Order of Operations

Algebra Foldable: Order of Operations

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This foldable displays the order of operations on the front page for easy reference, and a 12 question practice section in the middle.
Preview of Foldable Bundle: Number Line, Real Numbers, Operations, Slope Intercept Form...

Foldable Bundle: Number Line, Real Numbers, Operations, Slope Intercept Form...

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Foldable Bundle includes: 1.Number Line for Interactive Math Journals (see http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Foldable-Number-Line-for-Interactive-Math-Journal-815450 for pictures of the number line being used) 2. Real Numbers vocabulary foldable (see http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Foldable-Real-Numbers-Subsets-for-Interactive-Math-Journal-831813 for pictures of the foldable being used) 3. Operations for Real Numbers foldable (see http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product
Preview of Foldable: Operations for Real Numbers (Interactive Math Journal)

Foldable: Operations for Real Numbers (Interactive Math Journal)

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This is a template for an interactive math journal entry about operations of real numbers. There are spots for the four operations (add, subtract, multiply, and divide) with plenty of space underneath the flap to record important information or rules about each operation. Included in the preview is a look at what a finished foldable should look like.
Preview of Foldable: Real Numbers Subsets for Interactive Math Journal

Foldable: Real Numbers Subsets for Interactive Math Journal

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This is a template for a foldable about Real Numbers, used in an interactive math journal. The template is one printable page containing two foldables and the instructions. I've included two pictures in the preview, demonstrating how the finished foldable should look and fold (for those of you who are, like me, visual instruction people). :) To complete this activity, students will need: scissors glue or tape pen/pencil/markers
Preview of Lesson: Subsets of Real Numbers, Opposites, & Absolute Value with Foldable

Lesson: Subsets of Real Numbers, Opposites, & Absolute Value with Foldable

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This is a textbook-type packet that I give my Algebra students as homework after going over the concepts in class. Included in this set are: 1. Student version with lesson and Study & Practice worksheet 2. Teacher version with Answer Key 3. Number Line Foldable I use the foldable for interactive journals while teaching this section. Preview file includes pages 1, 2, and 5 of the Teacher version
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Welcome to Math Equals Fun! 🌟I've been teaching math for the last fifteen years, mostly to middle schoolers. 🌟 I love to create fun, engaging, interactive activities to help my students learn and practice their skills. 🌟 My goal is to make math class a place they WANT to be. 🌟 In my classroom, students are up and moving, having discussions, and working in partnerships.

My own education history

Bachelor's in Interdisciplinary Studies: English and Communications Single Subject Credential: Math Master's in Educational Technology

Additional biographical information

Before teaching, I worked as a book editor and designer. This knowledge of book manufacturing now helps me create my own professional looking textbooks and handouts for my students. To see more about me, visit my blog: www.thecraftyteachermama.com