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This mini-poster contains customary measure equivalent measurements for length (in, ft, yd), weight (oz, lb, tons), liquid (tsp, oz, cups, pints), area (sq ft, acres), volume (cubic ft, cubic yds) and time (sec, min, hr, weeks, months, decades). It is prepared on white background for easy of copying. Can be used for bulletin board, handout, math centers. By Math Fan

This mini-poster lists common math measurement abbreviations, both customary measure and metrics. This mini-poster is perfect for a math handout, a math center bulletin board, or a regular bulletin board. By Math Fan

Here is a colorful mini-poster of divisibility rules for the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10. Use this resource as a handout, study guide, or as a mini-poster in your classroom! By Math Fan

This mini-poster is perfect for a bulletin board addition, handout, or poster for a math center. It features all common math symbols that need to be mastered by middle school students. By Math Fan

Here in a concise form are instructions for preparing emergency kits for classrooms as well as an emergency kit for administrators, as well as instructions for conducting a "Soft" and a "Hard" Lockdown. There are in poster form. They can be used in a staff handbook as is, and should be included in any substitute file or folder as well. By Math Fan

Here is a handy reference for Roman Numerals! The most common Roman numerals are listed. Use this resource as a study guide, a handout, or as a mini-poster in your classroom. By Math Fan

This 7-page document details several community service project ideas for schools. Some of the ideas include: Food Bank donations, changing marquee/flags at school, organizing Student Council projects, recycling committees, teacher's aids, hosting a Christmas Party at the VA, and so on. These ideas are appropriate for middle or high school, and some could be incorporated at the elementary level. By Math Fan

It is amazing how many students, regardless of age and grade level, cannot label the continents and oceans on a world map! This project requires students to label all continents and oceans, with correct spelling and capitalization, with 100% accuracy. For those students who have 100% mastery, a supplemental map project is supplied. Suggestions are given for those students with special needs. Copies of two different world maps are included, as well as links to other map resources. A checklist

This project uses tables to solve for the GCF and LCM of two or three numbers. Using "t-bars" rather than factor trees, students learn to easily pair up matching prime factors to determine the solutions to GCF and LCM. Vocabulary is reviewed for prime factorization, prime numbers, composite numbers, exponents, and base, as well as the vocabulary for GCF and LCM. Several examples are given for prime factorization with exponents and for finding GCF and LCM. By Math Fan

This project includes 9 pages of well-used tips for staying organized throughout the school year! Use your plan book, agenda, or electronic device to the utmost! Keep track of everything on one device or one hard copy tool, and get rid of lots of extraneous paperwork that bogs down your desktop! Check out these ideas and see what works for you! By Math Fan

Here are 3 posters to use in any middle school classroom or hallway: How to Study for Tests What to Bring to Class Evey Day Take a Photo of Your Locker Combination and Class Schedule Have used these photos in a middle school classroom for several years. Laminate, enlarge, and use them over and over!

This mini-poster is perfect for a math handout, a poster for a bulletin board, or a poster for a math center. The rule for determining degrees within a polygon is stated, and all polygons from triangles to decagons are featured. By Math Fan

This mini-poster contains basic math symbols common to all middle school students. This product is perfect as a math handout, or a mini-poster for a bulletin board. By Math Fan

This math facts chart contains 30 percents and their fraction equivalents. The percents listed are those most commonly used in middle school or high school math classes. Percents are listed in order from least to greatest. By Math Fan

Use this resource as a study guide, a handout to students, or as a bulletin board resource. By Math Fan