MathWithMaria

This lesson has very clear key points that walks students through the order of operations, using the acronym GEMDAS. There are 4 examples for the teacher to complete with the students. Exponents ARE included in this lesson. Students should know exponents before doing this lesson. There is ample student practice problems provided after the example problems.

This lesson teaches students the divisibility rules for 2, 5, 10, and 3. There is a Key Point for each divisibility rule, followed by an example, and then there are a set of 8 practice problems to practice the rules. Divisibility rules help students identify the factors of a number, which helps with division and prime factorization.

This worksheet includes a warm up for students to complete a table with equivalent fractions, decimals, and percents. It also contains a matching activity with 3 levels of FDP Matching. The pages can be print out and cut out by the teacher (or the students) and then each level should be matched separately. Level 1 is the easiest, so students should begin with level 1, then do level 2, and then level 3. Each fraction has an equivalent decimal and an equivalent percent, so each "set" should have 3