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Bring fall fun into your math classroom with this Simplifying Fractions “I Have, Who Has” Game! 🍁 Your students will love practicing fraction simplification while staying engaged and interacting with their classmates. Perfect for small groups, centers, or whole-class review, this fall-themed math activity helps students strengthen their understanding of equivalent fractions in a low-prep, high-engagement way. What’s Included: • 30 fall-themed “I Have, Who Has” cards featuring colorful seasonal

This worksheet can be used as a review or study guide to get ready for a unit assessment on fraction operations. Key with explanations is included! I assign the review in class, then post the key online the night before the test so students can use it to study.

This worksheet can be used as a review or study guide to get ready for a unit assessment on dividing fractions. It is aligned with standards in Unit 4 of Open Up Resources, and the questions are written in the style used by this curriculum, with real-world story problems and both multiple-choice and open-ended answers. Key with explanations (not just answers) is included! I assign the review in class, then post the key online the night before the test so students can use it to study.

These interactive notes introduce the concept of solving proportions. Problems are solved using equivalent fractions or cross-products. It contains the definitions in words as well as examples. Solutions/key included!

This worksheet can be used as a review or study guide to get ready for a unit assessment on rational numbers. Key with explanations is included! I assign the review in class, then post the key online the night before the test so students can use it to study.

These interactive notes introduce how to convert between percents and fractions. To create your foldable for an interactive notebook, print the following two pages using your duplex print option (back-to-back). Make sure you choose “short-edge” so that it will print upside-down on the back. When you fold the page “hamburger-style,” the notes will open up to see the steps and examples. Students may cut along the dotted line if you’d like them to have two flaps. This helps the students focus on on

This is a two-minute video introducing showing one example of how to use dimensional analysis to convert rates. I am making this available for free so that you can see the quality of my videos. The full versions will be able to be used as a lecture, a supplement, or as homework in a flipped classroom. Check out this sample, and don't forget to follow my store, MathClicks, and like my products! Thanks!