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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

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

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

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

This product allows students to practice using angle relationships to find a missing angle. This can be used as a whole group discussion, partner work, or independent practice. Students will need to know these angle relationships to be successful on this worksheet: - Vertical Angles - Linear Angles - Corresponding Angles - Alternate Interior Angles - Alternate Exterior Angles. 2 page worksheet (11 questions) with Answer Key included.

Students work together to build a Snowman while solving questions on discounts, markups, sales tax, and tip. 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. Round 1: build the body Round 2: draw the hat Round 3: draw his/her face Round 4: draw their arms Round 5: draw the scarf Round 6: as a team, color the snowman in

Guide your students with using the percent proportion with ease. This 2-page document lays out the percent proportions, gives step-by-step directions, and 3 worked out problems for students to model their work after. Includes a worked out answer key. Check out my other Percent Resources!Percent Word Problems Riddle WorksheetPercent of Change Riddle Worksheet

Great resource to use instead of textbook work. Good for a station activity or partner work. There are 9 word problems, 2 of these problems require students to read carefully as the problems add a slight challenge. Word problems include finding the part, whole, and percentage. The answer key is included. Check out my other Percent Resources!The Percent Proportions Notes and Practice Problems WorksheetPercent of Change Riddle Worksheet

The worksheet / riddle puzzle helps students to review the basics of Function Notation and Function Operations. The topics presented on this worksheet include: 1) f(x) = 3x - 5, given f(6) 2) f(x) = 2x + 9, given f(x) = 13 3) Finding when f(x) = g(x) 4) Addition and subtraction of functions 1) Find h(x) = f(x) + g(x) or h(x) = f(x) - g(x) 2) Find h(x) = 3f(x) + g(x) or h(x) = 3f(x) - g(x) Your work will help to solve the riddle, "What do you call an alligator detective?" Answer: An I

I would suggest giving this sheet to students so that they could use it during class and at home. It summarized the main topics of the Module for them and becomes a handy tool in class and while practicing at home. It helps students have organized notes in one place since there are not spaces in their workbooks for notes. Given this is a new way of learning/thinking for them, having a way to have the key concepts of the Module laid out for them gives students more time to worry about applying th

Guide your students in finding the area of parallelograms, triangles, kites, trapezoids, and composite figures in the coordinate plane with this 16 question, 4 page worksheet. Below is the breakdown of the worksheet: 2 questions - area of a parallelogram 2 questions - area of a triangle 2 questions - area of a kite 2 questions - are of a trapezoid 8 questions - area of composite figures made up of parallelograms, rectangles, triangles, and trapezoids. An answer key is included!

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 6: Transformations and Symmetry (2 pages) Module 7: Congrue

This worksheet contains 12 problems in which students will perform operations on numbers in scientific notation on the left-hand side and match it to their solution on the right-hand side. 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.