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Students are given 3 different irregular polygons and are asked to break them down into smaller regular polygons, and find the surface area of the entire irregular polygon.

This is a fun and easy way for students to practice their division facts. Set up so it is ready to print and give to students. Answer key is included to make for easy self checking or easy grading.

Students will find the pattern to the first few tables. Then they will write the equation for the last 10 problems.

There are different situations where the students will be asked to convert a decimal to a percent, ratio or fraction; a ratio to a fraction, decimal, and percent; fraction to a percent,decimal and ratio; percent to a fraction, decimal, and ratio.

This is a class activity that you have students work on as class work, or simply an activity. You can assign specific students to solve certain problems and show their work for the class or have each student solve them all. These problems can be used multiple ways. For scavenger hunt post problems around the room you can check student's work for each problem by assigning a token for each or have students work all problems and turn them in to you when they are done.

Students will be asked to use their knowledge of a coordinate grid to help them write the ordered pair for different locations on the map.

Students will solve for variables by preforming 1 step functions of multiplying or dividing.

Students will solve for variables by performing one step functions of adding or subtracting.

Students are asked to write down the correct formula for each type of polygon.

Students are given a set of rational numbers and will plot them in the correct spots on the number line. They will then look to see if they have a set of numbers that are the opposites of each other and list them at the bottom of the sheet.

This puzzle will help students practice their 9's facts from 9 x1 through 9x 25. Some will find this easy while others may find this fun yet still challenging .

Students will be given different real world situations where students will be asked to write an equation from the information provided, create a input/ output table, graph, and identify the independent and dependent variables.

Students will match up the numbers to the correct absolute value. This can be done as classwork, math center, or even group work. This is a easy set up activity to do. All that is needed is copies of the puzzle pieces, and a paper to glue the puzzle together.

This is best for the standard EE. 01 this is a lesson complete with an Exit Ticket to ensure students understood the lesson and activity/worksheet.

Students are given vocabulary words, a picture and definition. Students will cut each part out and will match the correct set of word, picture and definition then glue them to another piece of paper.