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In this printable handout on Roman Numerals, students: examine the provided chart containing Roman numerals and their Arabic counterpartsmake observations based on the guided questions and deduce rules about the Roman Numeral system from their observationsHomeschool/Low Resource Friendly: only needs a writing tool

Students use a map picture (of a real location), geometry, and algebra to determine whether two streets run parallel.

This word problem challenges students to use geometry and spatial relationships in conjunction with ratio and proportion to find the answer. There are three parts to this problem and the answers are included.

This quiz focuses on student's use of vocabulary in identifying the properties of the algebraic expressions. It develops mathematical literacy and fluency. This quiz covers: classification by degree and number of termsparts of a polynomial, and decoding whether an expression is a monomial or not a monomial. Answers are included!

Use this FREE organizer to help introduce students to items commonly used in probability problems. Many ELs and underserved youth are not familiar with these items which presents a barrier to answering probability questions.

This activity was designed especially for ELs in Geometry. Students cut the blocks and use the grid to align the word, picture, and then draw a sketch with modeling from the teacher, using prior knowledge or researching it on their own.