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Pythagorean Theorem worksheets, activities, extended problems, word problems, and more. The packet starts with the basics of the theorem and progresses to more complex problems. Here is quick overview of everything you will find: 7 Pythagorean Theorem Worksheets Discover the Pythagorean Theorem Activity Pythagorean Theorem Foldable Cut-outs Page for Foldable Stationery Page with 3 Extended Problems Pythagorean Triples Activity 10-minute Prezi Presentation to accompany Tripl

14 expressions provides practice with putting values into variables to solve equations plus a fun twist: the solutions decode an answer to a question about pandas! Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are used with positive and negative numbers. In addition, knowledge of order of operations is necessary to compute each expression. Recommended for sixth and seventh grade students. Answer key included.

A Valentine freebie for really, any day of the year! Students read each y = mx + b equation and graph the line on a special graph with hearts. Each line goes through a heart that must be colored red, blue, or green, whichever is indicated in the directions. There is an answer key to easily check students' accuracy. Like slope activities? Check out the Mathchips Slope Packet: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/SLOPE-Rise-Over-Run-and-Point-Slope-Packet-2342355 Thanks for checking out

Make your instruction easy to follow and engaging with 8 standards-based rules of exponents worksheets, Cornell-style notes, and cut-and-paste activities. This covers the rules of exponents skills students need from beginning to end with practice, fun activities, and notes. THE 8 WORKSHEETS: Exponents: Basics • Explains the vocab terms exponent, base, and power • Problems include writing the exponential, expanded form, and simplified value of powers. Also converting exponential words to the nu

This is a fun, hands-on lesson that teaches students what a ratio is by creating different colors of icing. Students will first begin with an engagement activity where they explore what ratios and proportions are with pattern blocks. Practice problems are provided so students may practice how to write and simplify ratios. Then students are introduced to three specific color ratios that they will produce using food coloring and icing. Finally, they will discuss their learning with discussion ques