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Having trouble getting your learners to understand unit rates in the real world? Check out this resource! Included are three guided notes pages and 4 practice pages. The guided notes take learners through examples of how we see unit rates in our everyday lives as well as how to extend unit rates and find unit rates for common goods. The practice pages ask learners to find unit prices for various goods from two stores and to compare which store has a better (lower) price. These sheets have bee

Even middle schoolers deserve to be acknowledged for their hard work! Whether it's an in-class ceremony, a grade-level celebration, or a whole-class assembly, these certificates are perfect! Included is one award for reading growth, one award for math growth, and one award for growth in both reading and math. Certificates are specific to the iReady program (not included). These awards are simple and age-appropriate for middle school students. TERMS OF USE (TOU):All rights reserved by © Middle

Introducing the Creating Simple Ratios Worksheet, meticulously designed to make learning ratios tangible and accessible for students with disabilities. These worksheets integrate visual aids, encourage hands-on exploration, and clear instructions to simplify ratio concepts. Interactive elements such as cut-and-paste are also included to help students connect abstract ratio concepts to everyday experiences or for students who may not be able to draw. With our Ratio Concept Worksheets, teachers ca

Understand equivalent ratios by building them! In this activity, students will draw in the fruit to show how to make equivalent ratios. This particularly benefits students who need a more concrete representation or an artistic outlet during a lesson. Addresses ratio concepts including: -Demonstrate a simple ratio relationship (6th-grade-Essential Elements/DLM) -Use a ratio to model or describe a relationship (7th-grade Essential Elements/DLM) TERMS OF USE (TOU):All rights reserved by © Middle

Do your students need practice understanding food chains? This is the perfect activity! This food chain activity has various levels for students so it is accessible for all learners. Each food chain starts with a producer and ends with a large animal so students can trace the flow of energy. Options included are: -Owl -Shark -Frog -Eagle/Hawk -Arctic Wolf -Lion -Bear -Bird -Deer You can rest assured that each of these has been classroom-tested in my own class, so I know they are helpful, especi

If you're teaching figurative language, this is a MUST! Students can fill in the quote, explain what it means, and give an example. In my class, I presented a new idiom a day for a few weeks and wanted students to have a way to save it for later. We also used this resource when reading! We would find a passage with figurative language, explain what it meant, and give a related example. TERMS OF USE (TOU):All rights reserved by © Middle Accessibility. • This product is to be used by the origi