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This worksheet contains 20 diagrams of line graphs, which the student must use to find the equation of the graph in slope intercept form. Picture one gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2, 3 and 4 give sample questions from the worksheet. Please look at or download preview to get a better idea of the layout of 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 worksh

This worksheet contains 44 exponent practice questions. The students must examine each equation and then write the value of the missing exponent or coefficient, as indicated by the letters a and b. There are 44 practice questions concisely but tidily presented on a single worksheet. This layout and style of questions is quick and easy to use. My students have loved this style of layout and find it very handy. Picture one gives you an idea of the general layout of the worksheet. Pictures 2, 3 an

This is a document that contains 72 diagrams of triangles, of various shape, with the vertices in various colors. These diagrams can be printed and then used by the students to show that the three angles of a triangle make up 180°, by cutting the colored vertices and placing them alongside each other. I would suggest gluing the diagrams to some cardboard before cutting, but cutting directly from a piece of paper is also fine. There are 2 triangles on each page, making a total of 36 pages. 72 gra

There are 30 task cards in this worksheet. I suggest laminating the pages before cutting them, so they can be used again. An answer sheet is at the end of the task cards. I try to play a game with the task cards, awarding a point for certain criteria in the answers that the students get for questions they complete. The cards can be put in a box. Students must pick a card from the box, solve it, confirm with the teacher that their answer is correct and then return it. They do this for 10 cards

This product contains 40 task cards. The students must examine their cards and work out the solutions to the tasks on their cards. There are four different tasks on each card: Identify the relationship as directly proportional, inversely proportional or neither.Work out the constant (K).Work out the value of X.Work out the value of Y.A picture is worth a thousand words, so see the product preview or the pictures of this product. All answers are provided. PLEASE NOTE: this product is also availab

There are 35 task cards in this worksheet. I suggest laminating the pages before cutting them, so they can be used again. An answer sheet is at the end of the task cards. I try to play a game with the task cards, awarding a point for certain criteria in the answers that the students get for questions they complete. The cards can be put in a box. Students must pick a card from the box, solve it, confirm with the teacher that their answer is correct and then return it. They do this for 10 cards

There are 30 task cards in this worksheet. I suggest laminating the pages before cutting them, so they can be used again. An answer sheet is at the end of the task cards. I try to play a game with the task cards, awarding a point for certain criteria in the answers that the students get for questions they complete. The cards can be put in a box. Students must pick a card from the box, solve it, confirm with the teacher that their answer is correct and then return it. They do this for 10 cards

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 is a FREE product to introduce the topic of "Radicals". A definition or a radical is provided, as well as a large labelled diagram of a radical, with detailed definitions and information about each part of the radical symbol - this part alone can even be expanded and printed on large paper for a classroom poster. The difference between rational radicals and irrational radicals (surds) are explained, with questions to test this. Finally, there are a set of question at the end, where student

This is a quick one - page introduction to the concept of direct and inverser variation. Both terms are defined, and examples of each are given in a table format. The different ways that both can be represented is also detailed.