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Guide your students in creating histograms with real world scenarios. This worksheet includes 4 different problems. This document is a Word Doc so if you would like to eliminate intervals for an added challenge, you can easily delete some or all. Includes answer sheet!Check out my Interpreting Histograms Worksheet

Bundle of two products: (1) Plotting Rational Numbers 4 pages28 questions7 plotting mixed numbers7 plotting improper fractions7 plotting decimals7 mixed practiceMix of positive and negative numbersAnswer key included.(2) Identifying Rational Numbers 2 pages, 5 different number lines5 points to identify per number lineMix of positive and negative pointsAnswer key included.

This worksheet contains four questions that ask students to: Find the y-intercept from a graph and explain its meaning in the context of the problem.Find the slope of the line and explain its meaning in the context of the problem.Write the equation of a line.Use the equation to solve a problem. (i.e. In how many weeks will he have spent $210?)Two of the graphs have a positive slope and the other two have a negative slope. Answer Key included.

This PowerPoint Presentation is a helpful tool for educators to use while teaching Discounts, Markups, Sales Tax and Tip in their math class. Step by step instructors are included on the example slides with two additional problems given after to check for understanding. Easy to insert another slide assigning problems for your textbook. Answers are on slides and/or in the notes.Preview available.Good tool to use if a student is absent or for a substitute to use in your absence. Additional Disco

This worksheet contains 4 problems in which students will compare ratios using tables to answer a real world question. Great to use to supplement with textbook material, homework, or group work. Answer key is included.You will receive a PDF and Word Doc with your download.

This worksheet contains 12 problems in which students will write equation of a line in slope-intercept form using a slope and a point or two points. It is good practice for students and allows them to self-check their work in two ways. (1) There is a bank of answers on the right hand side. (There are two extra answers) (2) They are creating words in order to answer the riddle. This worksheet comes with an answer key.

These sheets were created for students so that they could use it during class and at home. It summarized the main topics of the Module for them and became a handy tool in class. It helped students since there are not places in their workbooks for notes and given this was a new way of learning/thinking for them, a way to have the key concepts of the Module laid out for them. Each Module Reference Sheet comes in a Word Doc and PDF. Module 1: Sequences (1 page) Module 2: Linear and Exponential Func

I have used this assignment with my students to show them how a bill is calculated when you go out to dinner and to reinforce sales tax, discounts, and tip. We call this the RESTAURANT WEEK PROJECT. It is editable. You can either get menus from a local restaurant or schedule time for your students to go to the computer lab to look up a menu. Have them get into groups (3-4 students). They will decide on two appetizers to share and each student will pick out their dinner and dessert. Given the

I've used this worksheet to help my students to find percentages, amounts, and other information found in a box plot. Usually I have done the first two with them, the next two had them work with a partner, and the last two to work on independently. An answer key is included.Check out my data products!Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median, Mode, and Range - Notes and PracticeInterpreting Histograms WorksheetData Station Maze: Central Tendency, Box Plots, and Histograms

This worksheet contains 6 problems that offer a structured way of finding the surface area of a triangular or rectangular prism using nets. It is a great worksheet to use when you want your students to decompose a prism. Question 1 – Rectangular Prism Question 2 – Triangular Prism Question 3 – Cube Question 4 – Triangular Prism Question 5 – Triangular Prism Question 6 – Rectangular Prism Comes with an answer key.Check out my other geometric figures worksheets:Surface Area of Prisms WorksheetA

Guide your students through completing frequency tables and creating histograms with real world scenarios. Then, work with them on interpreting histograms. Each worksheet comes with an answer key! Check out my other data products!Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median, Mode, and Range - Notes and PracticeInterpreting Box Plots WorksheetData Station Maze: Central Tendency, Box Plots, and Histograms

Wanting to your your students up and moving? Stations mazes are an awesome way to get them practice while on their feet! In order for students to complete the maze, they will need find the area of each figure given, find their answer, and go to the corresponding station. After 10 problems, they should circle back around to their original station. If somehow they end up at a station they were at previously, before getting to all 10 stations, they make an error somewhere and will have to look over

This worksheet is a great tool to use in class for find area and perimeter of rectangles when given limited information. For example: Given the perimeter is 45 inches, find the missing side length and area of the rectangle. **Includes expressions as side measures** It can be used for guiding students through the process or as a worksheet or in-class practice or homework. On each side of the worksheet, the questions are scaffolded in terms of difficulty. Breakdown of the worksheet:#1 and 2:

Use this 4 page packet to walk your students through the definitions and procedures of finding different measures of central tendency. Practice on pages 3 and 4 include real-world examples. Depending on your class length, you can use it for in class practice and homework. Answer key is included with worked out answers. Check out my data products!Interpreting Box Plots WorksheetInterpreting Histograms WorksheetData Station Maze: Central Tendency, Box Plots, and Histograms

Students work together to build a Jack-O-Lantern while solving questions on discounts, markups, sales tax, and tip. Note: The problem sets are not Halloween related, however, the ultimate goal is for students to work together to create their own unique Jack-O-Lantern. This activity promotes teamwork and precision. This is a low prep activity that is ideal for a review on these topics. There are 6 rounds to this activity.

This PowerPoint Presentation is a helpful tool for educators to use while teaching Independent and Dependent Events in their math class. Step by step instructors are included on the example slides. Great tool to get students use to questions that can pop-up on standardized tests. Good tool to use if a student is absent or for a substitute to use in your absence.

Students will navigate a maze solving word problems asking them to find: - Sales price - Discount amount - Markup price - Amount of markup - Original price This worksheet is great for in-class practice or homework. Includes an answer sheet.

Simple Plotting Rational Numbers on a Number Line Practice Worksheets. Each page has 7 questions for a total of 28 questions. Page 1 – Plotting Mixed Numbers Page 2 – Plotting Improper Fractions Page 3 – Plotting Decimals Page 4 – Mixed Practice Comes as a PDF and Word Doc. Answer Key Included. Check out: Identifying Rational Numbers on a Number Line

This product can be used as an in-class assignment or project for students to show their understanding of unit rates, better buy, equivalent ratios, and graphing. There are four recipes to use. Muddy Buddies (Pages 11-15) - I would reserve this one for students that are showing mastery in class. Chocolate Chip Cookies (Pages 6-10) - For students that show intermediate skills. Ooey Gooey Brownies (Pages 16-20) - For students that show intermediate skills. Rice Krispie Treats with Mini M&Ms (Pa

This worksheet consists of 4 different graphs in which students are asked to following for each: a. What is the constant of proportionality? b. Interpret the constant of proportionality. c. Write an equation that represents the proportional relationship. d. A question asking to find a value off of the graph, using the equation they generated.