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Get to know your students with this math information sheet! The document includes the following prompts: - Choose a number that is meaningful to you and explain why - Name somewhere you use math outside of school - Create one goal for math class this year - How do you feel about math? How do you learn best in math? - What is something you'd like for your teacher to know about you? Options for name and period, class, or block! Fonts used: - AGJoyOfMissingOutSolid by https://www.teacherspayteache

FREEBIE Standards for Mathematical Practice handout for students or to be displayed in the classroom! Fonts used by AG Fonts (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Amy-Groesbeck): - AGHowDoYouSurvive - AGJoyOfMissingOutSolid - AGRestingTeacherFaceSolid

Use these notes to introduce students to finding the area of parallelograms. Students will also learn how to find missing measurements (i.e. base or height). For upper middle grades, use these notes as a mini-lesson refresher.

Use these notes to introduce students to finding the area of triangles. Students will also learn how to find missing measurements (i.e. base or height). For upper middle grades, use these notes as a mini-lesson refresher before moving into composite area and/or surface area of three-dimensional figures.

Use these notes to introduce students to finding the area of rectangles. Students will also learn how to find missing measurements (i.e. base or height). For middle grades, use these notes as a mini-lesson refresher before moving into composite area and/or surface area of three-dimensional figures.

Students who require some extra help can use this resource to have main percent topics in one place. Black and White OptionRed, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink Options

Graphic organizers allow students to organize each step of a systems of equations problem! These flowcharts are a great option for introducing solving systems using any method, for struggling students, and for visual learners! Answer keys are not included in this file. If you enjoy this free version, check out the separate products to find four more graphic organizers per method WITH answer keys included!

This FREE independent vs. dependent variables worksheet allows students to practice: · Determining the independent and dependent variable of given relations Great to be used as a warm up, homework, or exit ticket! ANSWER KEY INCLUDED!

INCLUDES:· Space to record Monday-Friday dates, homework, and reminders · Space to record day of school as a fraction, decimal, and percent to practice conversion skills daily · Space to record do now/bell ringer/warm up · Title options include: Do Nows, Bell Ringers, Warm Ups · Font by Hustle Sanely (SSOnlyWithMyOxygen)

This FREE relations worksheet allows students to practice: · Expressing relations as tables · Expressing relations as graphs · Expressing relations as mapping diagrams · Stating the domain and range of a relation · Determining the independent and dependent variable

Cover page with instructions as well as notebook inserts available. Students have a space to write the date, their name, period number, where they are going, time out, and time back in.

Use this MATH around the room activity when returning back to school! This activity can be used during math time in elementary grades or during math periods in upper grades. The set includes black and white, rainbow, and shades of blue options as well as a recording sheet.

Shades of blue place value posters covering from the hundred thousandths all the way through the millions!

Reference sheets in this bundle include:-Multiplication Table -Benchmark Fractions, Decimals, and Percents table -Order of Operations table -Coordinate Plane (labeled with quadrants, origin, and ordered pair types) -Number Line - Reference sheets may be used as posters or use the mini versions for individual students. Use when introducing these as new topics or offer them as a reference option in later grades.

Easy to follow, rainbow multiplication table covering numbers one through ten.