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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

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.

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

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 bundle contains awesome resources to change up the practice in your classroom from ordinary textbook and worksheets: 1) Inequality Riddle Worksheet - Write an inequality from a number line and translate a verbal statement into an inequality. Answer key included.2) Line Puzzle: Two-Step Inequalities Worksheet - Solve 13 two-step inequalities to answer the riddle. Answer key included.3) Two-Step Inequalities Word Problems Riddle Worksheet - Write a two-step inequality from 7 problems an

This is a two page worksheet that includes finding the surface area of 6 prisms as listed below. 1) Rectangular Prism 2) Triangular Prism 3) Cube 4) Triangular Prism 5) Rectangular Prism 6) Triangular Prism Space is given for students to show their work. A worked out answer key is included.

This download includes: Surface Area of Prisms WorksheetThis is a two page worksheet that includes finding the surface area of 6 prisms as listed below. 1) Rectangular Prism 2) Triangular Prism 3) Cube 4) Triangular Prism 5) Rectangular Prism 6) Triangular Prism Space is given for students to show their work. A worked out answer key is included.–AND–Surface Area of Prisms Using Nets WorksheetThis worksheet contains 6 problems that offer a structured way of finding the surface area of a triangul

Product Description This worksheet includes: Twelve solving inequality questions using addition and subtractionThree translating from a verbal statement, solving, and graphing questionsIncludes an answer keyThis worksheet works well with centers, as added classwork practice, or homework.

This worksheet includes: Three translating and graphing questionsEight solving inequality questions using addition and subtractionThree translating from a verbal statement, solving, and graphing questionsIncludes an answer keyThis worksheet works well with centers, as added classwork practice, or homework.

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!

Change up your practice with this line puzzle to practice LCM and GCF. There are 8 questions on GFC and 8 questions on LCM. Can be used digitally (I have used on classkick.com). Answer key is included. Penguin graphics provided by: Completely Kindergarten

Need a lesson and practice in a jiffy? Look no further. The PowerPoint Lesson Includes: a warm uptranslatingsolving and graphingtranslating from a word problem and solvingan exit ticket/closureI have included the solutions in the notes sections of the powerpoint along with some tips/questions to ask your students. The worksheet includes: Three translating and graphing questionsEight solving inequality questions using addition and subtractionThree translating from a verbal statement, solving,

Steve and Ashley are going Trick-or-Treating in their neighborhood. They want to make sure they are able to visit all of their neighbors since they give the best candy. They can only visit each house for a total of 10 minutes in order to make it to each house. Below you will find clues that will help you determine who’s house they are visiting and at what time. Steve and Ashley only have from 5:00pm to 6:20 pm. Help them plan their Trick-or-Treating route by finding the time they need to vi

Addition flash cards including sums from 0 to 10. These flash cards are in a PDF file from a PowerPoint version. You can print them out on card stock to use as flash cards or have your child/student practice on the computer. Bright colors and images used to help maintain engagement. If printing, can print in color or grey scale. I would suggest printing 4 or 6 slides per page.