Ms Barron

Presentation includes 3 examples that can be used to display in class as an introduction to proportional ratios in tables. First example is worked out with a proportional set up. The next two examples are to be used for students to approach independently or provide wait time for class to discuss strategies.

Digital task cards that can be printed. 16 problems in total. 4 slides, each slide has 4 task cards that can be cut out. 4 problems that task with converting percent to simplified fraction, percent to decimal, decimal to percent, fraction to percent. These are great for group stations.

16 one step equation task cards involving all operations. (addition, subtraction, multiply, divide) 4 task cards per page for students to solve for. Task cards can be used in small groups or placed around an area for a scavenger hunt activity.

15 different problems that compare whole numbers. Students are required to compare and order to find which appropriate symbol to use < , > , or =.

Seven problems to practice ordering real numbers. Includes integers, fractions, percent and square roots. Problems ask to order set of numbers from lists, a table and real world problems. Students are to analyze a set and explain if it is ordered correctly/ or not. Space given at the end of each problem to write in answer. Standard 8.2 D - Readiness

6.5A Real world problems involving ratios and rates (tables, proportions) Different real world examples that can be used as guided notes (PPT file) or homework for students to practice using tables, proportion set up.

6.5(A) 8 Real world problem assignments for students to engage and solve for ratio/outcome (2 pages). Answer choices are included in each problem for learners to assess their critical thinking. Assignment includes an example and how to write out three different ways to express ratios: 1/2, 1 to 2 and 1:2. Some ratio questions ask for part to part or part to whole. There is an answer key included at the end of PDF (3rd page). This assignment can be printed or uploaded as PDF for students to compl

Graphic Organizer for students to determine the common factors of a set of numbers. Directions: sort these factors into the graphic organizer sections. Key of factors provided. Answer key provided. Can be used as a poster.

16 problems to solve for using Order of Operations with exponents.

Practice converting numbers into scientific notation form and standard notation. Review includes 12 problems (6 each for conversion). No Answer Key but examples are provided.

Determine the ratio from 7 word problems as well as possible outcomes. Space provided for learner to demonstrate thinking (no answer choices provided).

PDF with answer key. Page 1 Vocabulary term definitions for the real number system. Page 2 Answer key with correct terms Page 3 Graphic organizer with examples for students to practice Page 4 exit ticket

Students can review operation terms with x and y then categorize them under the appropriate operation in the organizer. 7.3 (A) Supporting, 7.3(B) Readiness

Standard: 7.3 (A) Supporting, 7.3(B) Readiness 6 expression problems with operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. All with rational numbers.