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This is a bundle package of all my " Sets of numbers and real number system" for a reduced price. Bonus product : Powerpoint presentation to help students identify if a number is a natural number, whole number, rational number, irrational number, or an integer. ********************************************************************************************************* I hope you find this product very useful and it helps your students learn as it has done mine, as well as lowering your workload. Pl

This worksheet contains 28 inequality practice questions. The students must examine each number line and then write the equation the graph represents. There are 28 practice questions concisely but tidily presented on a single worksheet. Picture one gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2 and 3 give sample questions from the worksheet, and a screenshot of the answer sheet, respectively. They can be done during the lesson and / or given as assignments and / or a test.

This worksheet contains a mixture of Mean, Standard Deviation, z-scores questions labelled “A” to “Z”. The students must connect each letter to the answer they get for that question letter. When all letters are connected to their correct answers, a pentagon will be revealed. This can be given to students as part of classwork that must be finished at home, or students can work together in pairs of 2 or 3. All solutions are included. PLEASE NOTE: this product is also available in my Algebra 1 pack

This worksheet contains 32 practice questions involving "mean, median, mode and range". The students must examine each set of numbers and then find the mean, median, mode and range of each set. There are 32 practice questions concisely but tidily presented on a single worksheet. My students love this concise layout that I use. Picture one gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2 and 3 give a sample question and its answer from the worksheet. Like all my worksheets, th

This worksheet contains 38 inequality practice questions. The students must examine each number line and then select write the equation the graph represents. There are 28 practice questions concisely but tidily presented on a single worksheet. Picture one gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2, 3 and 4 give sample questions from the worksheet, and a screenshot of the answer sheet, respectively. To get a clearer idea of the layout of this product, please look at or d

This worksheet contains 24 survey cards, with each card having seven questions. They are designed to allow students to work on the cards individually or in groups. There are a few different ways that the survey cards can be used. They can be used as task cards, as a worksheet or to allow students to work in groups of two, with one student using a survey card to "interview" another student and ask questions. Answers are included and the screenshots and preview will give you a very clear idea of

This worksheet has 28 number line task cards. There are two versions of the worksheet, each with the same 28 task cards. The students are given a worksheet with number lines from 1 – 28. Each task card has multiple choice values. When they work out the correct value to each task card question, they must insert this correct value into the appropriate number line. For example, if they happen to be working on task card #24, they must insert the correct value from this task card into number line #24

This is a cut and glue activity for the real number system to help students revise or practice the real number system. There are 50 statements in 50 text boxes. The teacher can cut these statements and place them, into a box in the room. The students must pick out a random statement box and glue it into their worksheet. There are two different worksheets, one with 40 statement boxes to be completed, and one with 25. Having a worksheet with 40 to do may be a touch too much, so the option of doing

This worksheet contains 40 practice questions on identifying functions in ordered pairs. The 40 questions are used in two ways: there is a worksheet with all 40 questions, and another with only 32 of the 40 questions. I felt that for some students in some classes, 40 may be too many and look a bit cramped, so I decided to also have a worksheet with only 32 of the 40 questions. The students must examine set of ordered pairs and determine which set of ordered pairs are functions and which are not.

This PowerPoint has 25 slides containing 24 questions. When the word “spin” is tapped on the first slide, the wheel spins several times and lands on a random question. The question must be written by the students into their calculation sheet. When students finish the question, tap the “Answer” button to see the answer. Afterwards, the “Back to wheel” button can be tapped, and the PowerPoint will return to the wheel. The wheel can be spun again to randomly select a new question, and so on, until

Thanks for taking the time to view my product. This product contains 20 mental arithmetic practice questions, in the shape of ovals. The pupils must start at the number calculation in red. They write their answers to the box in the right of this and follow the arrows until the final box is complete. There is a second version of the same set of questions, with the final answer in the middle of the oval. This is to allow the students to self – check their own work, leaving the teacher more time

When doing quadratic equations with students, some of the problems they initially have is to find factors of a number. When factoring x^2 + 10x – 24, students sometimes find it difficult to see which factors of 24 should be used. This worksheet has 50 practice questions with a large oval in the middle, and smaller ovals branching from it. The large oval contains a number. Students examine this number and list the sets of factors. For example, if the oval in the center has –12, the factors would

This worksheet contains 40 practice questions on Highest Common Factor. The students must examine each set of numbers and then calculate the highest common factor. Picture 1 gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2 and 3 provide a sample question with solution from the worksheet. Like all my worksheets, this begins with questions that are quite easy and progress to more challenging questions towards the end of the worksheet. The questions can be done during the lesson

This is a worksheet with 36 questions to help students understand the concept of squared integers. For each integer given, the students have to figure out which two squared integers that this integer itself lies between. It can help students to improve their ability to approximate squared integers. There are 36 questions concisely but tidily presented on a single worksheet. I originally had 50 questions on the worksheet, but this seemed cramped and a bit of an overkill. The original worksheet

This product contains a total of 30 task cards about thousands, hundreds, tens and units / ones. Students must examine each task card and decide how many thousands, hundreds, tens and units / ones each number on the task card contains. The first page has two sample cards, which I print and hang on the wall, so that kids can look in case they forget how to do some of the cards. Cards 1 – 20 have numbers with hundreds, tens and units / ones, cards 21 – 30 have cards with thousands, hundreds, te

This worksheet contains 20 cards, each card with two tasks. The students must examine their cards and work out the solution to both tasks on their cards. The teacher picks a random student to begin the exercise. The student that begins must say “I have (answer to the first task)” , “who has (answer to the second task)”. After a few minutes, the class will complete the exercise once each student has called out their answer. This type of activity is quite popular with students, so this exercise

In this worksheet, there are 20 questions in 20 boxes, each box containing an arrow. The boxes contain an expression with the letter “v”. For the first question, the letter v is given a value. When this expression is evaluated, the final answer is written into the arrow in the box, and this new value is used to calculate the next expression in the next box and so on until all 20 questions are completed. There are other various ways to use this worksheet, apart from the suggestion above, both out

This worksheet contains 28 graphs of inequalities. The students must examine each graph and then write the equation that the graph represents. Picture one gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2 and 3 give sample questions from the worksheet. These questions are also available in digital format for the same price, just check out the following listing: If you have any questions, please be sure to contact me. PLEASE NOTE: this product is also available in my Algebra 1

This worksheet contains 24 practice questions on carrying out calculations using a tree system. The students must examine each tree of boxes and, without using a calculator, calculate the value of each subsequent box. Pictures of this product show the general layout of the worksheet and a sample questions with its answer. Please download or look at the preview to get a better idea of the worksheet’s layout and structure. Thanks for looking , and if you have any questions, please let me know.

This worksheet contains 24 quadratic equations (where a = 1) that need to be evaluated. All questions are labelled “A” to “X”. The students must solve each quadratic equation given and connect each matching question and answer to each other. When all questions are connected to their correct answer, a right angle rectangle will be revealed. This can be given to students as part of classwork that must be finished at home, or students can work together in pairs of 2 or 3. my students really