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This is an engaging full lesson for combining like terms (simplifying expressions) that involves candy to help students learn the concept. These 7th grade math resources include a Task/Activity and Guided Notes. Candy Sort Task/Guided NotesIn this task students use starbursts and skittles to explore the concept of combining like terms. The notes page gives students the opportunity to solidify the concept using algebraic expressions. NOTE: If using prior to learning integer operations, don't u

Candy Sort TaskStudents explore combining like terms when given starbursts and skittles. In order to be like terms they need to be the same color and the same candy. We can't say I have 5 red starbursts and skittles to describe 2 red starbursts and 3 red skittles. This can then be related to the fact that like terms need to be the same variable with the same exponent. Notes/Practice + FREE PowerPointThe candy sort task is accompanied by a notes page to give practice for combining like terms in

This is an engaging full lesson for combining like terms (simplify expressions) that involves candy to help students learn the concept. These 7th grade math resources include a Lesson PowerPoint, Task, Notes, 5 Mazes, Info Sheet, and Practice. Candy Sort Task/Guided NotesIn this task students use starbursts and skittles to explore the concept of combining like terms. The notes page gives students the opportunity to solidify the concept using algebraic expressions. PowerPointThe PowerPoint l

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This is an engaging full lesson for combining like terms (simplifying expressions) that involves candy to help students learn the concept. In the task students use starbursts and skittles to explore the concept of combining like terms. The notes part gives students the opportunity to solidify the concept using algebraic expressions. This FREE PowerPoint / Google Slides Lesson (both options available) can be used on its own or along with my Combining Like Terms Full Lesson | Task/Activity & Gui

This is an engaging full lesson for combining like terms (simplifying expressions) that involves candy to help students learn the concept. This 7th grade math resource includes a Task/Activity and Guided Notes. Candy Sort Task/Guided NotesIn this task students use starbursts and skittles to explore the concept of combining like terms. The notes page gives students the opportunity to solidify the concept using algebraic expressions. NOTE: If using prior to learning integer operations, don't us

With this guided notes page students will: Draw each of the four inequality symbolsRead inequality statements and explain what they meanWrite inequality statementsDetermine if a statement would result in an open or closed circle on a number line graphGraph inequalities on a number lineCould be used in class to learn the concept or as homework to review what was learned in class. Earning TPT CreditsAfter purchasing, remember to leave a review for this product in order to receive TPT credit! You c

Ready to use! Print the guided notes pages for each student and be sure you have Microsoft PowerPoint to display the lesson. This could be broken down into 2-4 smaller lessons rather than one large lesson depending on how quickly you plan to teach all aspects of the Pythagorean Theorem. The guided notes pages are easy to complete as students follow along with the PowerPoint lesson. They include examples followed by practice problems. This could be used as a sub plan as well. Notes are availabl

With this guided notes page students will: Draw each of the four inequality symbolsRead inequality statements and explain what they meanWrite inequality statementsDetermine if a statement would result in an open or closed circle on a number line graphGraph inequalities on a number lineCould be used in class to learn the concept or as homework to review what was learned in class. A non-holiday version of this resource is also available. Earning TPT CreditsAfter purchasing, remember to leave a re