Midwest Math

This resource can be used as a practice worksheet for your students as they learn to estimate non-perfect square roots. Included is the maze and an answer key. Looking for more? Check out my Evaluating Square/Cube Roots & Estimating Square Roots Bundle found here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Evaluating-SqCube-Roots-Estimating-Sq-Roots-Bundle-8NS28EE2-3590139

This is a project is designed for 8th graders to show that they can apply the Pythagorean Theorem to real world situations. Student may work alone or with partners. I usually allow about three days of in-class work time, with technology, and finish the project with students sharing their word problems with the class. I've even used some word problems with future classes. This project assesses Common Core standard 8.G.7. You will receive one page describing the project, and the second page is a

This resource provides a puzzle for students to complete, while evaluating square roots and cube roots to solve problems. The answer to each problem corresponds to a letter in the puzzle, which reveals a quote by Pythagoras. There are two versions of the puzzle, one in portrait format and one in landscape format. Also included are answer keys for both formats. Looking for more? Check out my Evaluating Square/Cube Roots & Estimating Square Roots Bundle found here: https://www.teacherspayteacher

The fun worksheets helps students practice solving linear equations, while determining if there is no solution, one solution or many solutions. Some equations also include the distributive property and combining like terms. As students solve, they use their solutions to answer a riddle at the bottom of the page, turning a practice worksheet into something more fun and enjoyable!

This worksheets provides students with practice with proportional relationships, by finding missing side lengths, and using ratios to determine similarity.

Students practice solving proportions, some that are easy and others that are a little tricky! As students solve each proportion, the can find the corresponding answer in the puzzle and shade it accordingly. The final result is a pattern that can be displayed for students to quickly check their work.

Included are six story problems were students are required to interpret data presented in tables, graphs, equations and stories. Students will practice identifying the y-intercept and slope/rate, and answer questions to compare functions presented in various ways. Some worksheets break the questions down into a step-by-step format. Worksheets can be used for practice, review, and assessing.

This resource can be used to help students practice multiplying and dividing integers. Students solve problems, find the corresponding answer in the grid, and shade accordingly. A pattern will appear with the correct shading. Includes an answer key.

The bundle provides many resources for your students to practice solving linear equations, in order to determine if each has no solution, one solution or many solutions. Students also practice solving linear equations using the distributive property and combining like terms. Bundle includes... *2 practice worksheets *3 assessment pages *Coloring activity (4 pages) *Riddle (2 pages) *Maze (2 pages)

This is a hands-on activity, which contains three double-sided worksheets to be completed with a box of Mike and Ike's. The worksheets will give students practice with ratios, fractions, percents, and differences. Each worksheet can be easily modified to add more or less of each type of comparison statements. First worksheet (pages 1-2) - Green box Second worksheet (pages3-4) - Red Box Third worksheet (pages 5-6) - Blue box

Students must work their way through this maze, by solving linear equations to determine if each equation has no solution, one solution or many solutions. Most equations include the distributive property and combining like terms.

Here a Standards-Based Report Card that is aligned to the Common Core for 7th grade math. This is a pdf, however I can share a Google Doc version with you upon request.

With this fun activity, your students will use proportions to scale the numbers of items needed, and to find the total cost of items with tax included. This activity is designed for students to work with a partner, or in a group of three. They will also need access to the internet to find the best deal and complete their grocery list. Included is two versions of this activity, so you can change it up within your groups!

This worksheet contains quadratic expressions in factored form. Students can practice using the distributive property and FOIL method to write equivalent expression in expanded form. This worksheet contains positive and negative numbers.

This bundle includes many resources for students to practice, and for you to assess your students' learning. Included in the bundle are... *Square Roots and Cube Roots Practice Puzzle (two versions w/ answer keys) *Estimating Non-Perfect Square Roots Chart (guides students through the thought process necessary for making precise estimations of irrational numbers) *Estimating Non-Perfect Square Roots Maze (includes answer key) *Two assessments (four versions of each; half-sheet assessments for a

This worksheet uses story problems and data tables to provides students practice with exponential growth, including the use of story problems and writing equations from tables of data. The worksheet could also me used as an assessment. Answer key included.

Need extra practice? A quick assessment? Here are five pages to help your students practice solving linear equations to determine if the equation has no solution, one solution or many solutions. These equations include the distributive property and combining like terms. Included in the five pages are... *Two practice worksheets - one has no negative numbers. *Three assessments - two with problems simply rearranged, and a third with no negative numbers.

This game has been designed for a SmartBoard. It can be used to review the content learned in the book Accentuate the Negative. The questions can be modified to fit your needs, and the needs of your students. What a fun way to review for a test!!

This resource provides students with step-by-step practice, while learning to estimate non-perfect square roots. Included is a two-sided worksheet. Looking for more? Check out my Evaluating Square/Cube Roots & Estimating Square Roots Bundle found here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Evaluating-SqCube-Roots-Estimating-Sq-Roots-Bundle-8NS28EE2-3590139

This worksheet provides students practice with the rules of exponents, and could be used as an assessment. Included are two versions of the worksheet, as well as answer keys.