Middle Mathematics

Kid-friendly notes for exponents, perfect squares, and square roots. Optional page for negative integers with exponents. Answer key included.

Two worksheets included. One for matching models, equations, and solutions. The second has four practice problem (one for each operation) with a modeling question as well.

Students can practice graphing, finding coordinates, and labeling quadrants using popular Pokemon.

Two worksheets and a walkabout activity to practice modeling fractions, decimals, and percents. Denominators are less than 12. Only converting between decimals, percents, and fractions with denominator of 100. - Two modeling worksheets: one with just fractions, and one with fractions, decimals and percents. - Print walkabout activity on bright paper and hang around the room. Students will walk around with their answer sheet and write their answers. Could also be used as task cards.

Fun worksheet to learn more about your students and their readiness in math class. Can be used in upper elementary or middle school.

Connecting the coordinate plane with reading the longitude and latitude of maps.

Students can learn how to write in scientific notation and practice converting between scientific and standard notation with these kid friendly notes. On the Powers of Ten notes, students should be able to fill out 10 to the 3,2,1 power. Then have them look for the pattern between these three. They should quickly see that you divide by ten as the power lessens. This will help them extend to the 0 power and negative exponents. Answer key included.

Kid-friendly notes on perfect squares and square roots. Have students highlight the diagonal on the perfect squares page to accentuate the fact that perfect squares are formed as the product of the same two whole numbers.

Students can learn the vocabulary of the coordinate plane, ordered pairs, and labeling the quadrants with a pirate theme. Answer key attached.

There are two versions of a one-step inequalities worksheet. Students are paired up. One completes sheet A independently and the other completes sheet B. Even though the inequalities look different, students should have the same answer and graph for each question. This ensures students do their own work, but are getting the support of a partner. Answer key is included.

ABC math terms. Several letters have 2 page options for words. For example, you can choose from Absolute Value or Area.

Through this worksheet, students will reflect on their summer while also beginning to understand integer concepts.

Students learn about identifying integers with these fun and visually appealing notes. Definitions and practice with absolute value and opposites are also included.

Students can practicing adding integers on this maze activity.