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This google form is great to use as a formative assessment for student understanding of the concept of writing inequalities from word problems. The google form includes the following... writing inequalitieswriting 2 step inequalities from real-world situations 15 questions

This resource is great to use as a guided reference for students when learning about angle relationships. Topics covered include: complementary anglessupplementary angles adjacent anglesvertical angles writing & solving equations for angle relationships

Make abstract algebra concepts come to life with these Color-Coded Double-Sided Algebra Tiles! Perfect for hands-on learners, this versatile set of manipulatives is designed to help students visually and physically represent expressions, solve equations, and explore inequalities with confidence. Each tile is color-coded and double-sided to clearly differentiate between positive and negative values—making it easy for students to understand integer operations and algebraic reasoning. Whether you'

This product contains a lab sheet for students to complete to discover the triangle side lengths inequality. Students should use spaghetti to create triangles and non triangles, then fill out the conclusion statements at the bottom to determine the triangle side lengths inequality. Product links include and editable google doc and a pdf. The second page of both contains the fill in the blank answer key for the conclusions on the bottom.

This activity is great for helping students activate/gain prior knowledge of the meaning behind real world percent terms. Each term includes a definition and students sort the term cards between 3 categories (percent increase, percent decrease, percent "of") This resource is completely editable! Terms included are: taxtipdiscountcommission interestpercent-off mark-upmark-down

This task sheet is great for a mini-lesson on adding integers! The task sheet allows for students to practice working with integer chips, number lines, and the standard algorithm for adding integers. This is a great way to appeal to multiple learning styles!

This is a great resource for teaching students how to write 2 step inequalities from word problems. The activity begins with guided annotations and increases in difficulty/ loses supports as you go. This is a great activity for building student confidence with word problems. Answer key included!

This resource is 100% editable! This is a great summative assessment for comparing, ordering, adding, and subtracting rational numbers. All of the concepts listed below are covered in the test. The test increases in difficulty as you go. Also, there are 2 versions of the test (using different numbers) -- > This is great for preventing cheating by passing out the different versions during a test session or using 1 version for the original test & the other version for a test retake! Con

This is a great activity to use for students learning how to multiply and divide rational numbers. There are templates given in each problem as scaffolding to help struggling learners be successful. There are 6 versions of this activity included. PROBLEMS INCLUDE BOTH POSITIVES AND NEGATIVES! The problem types covered are ... Multiplying multi-digit integers Dividing multi-digit integersMultiplying decimals Dividing decimalsMultiplying fractions Dividing Fractions

This is a great check-in activity to assess students on concepts related to simplifying rational number expressions. There are 4 "check ins/ exit tickets" that cover a variety of concepts. This is a completely editable google file. I like to print 4 per page & use as exit tickets! The concepts covered are... 1. Combining like terms (including negatives and decimals) 2. Factoring expressions (including negative coefficients) 3. Distributive property (including negative coefficients) 4. C

This is a great quiz/formative assessment of students understanding of multiplying and dividing integers. Topics included are... multiplying integers dividing integers multiplying integers- multi digitdividing integers - multi digit (using long division) multiplying integers using a number line multiplying & dividing integers (multi-step and word problems)This quiz is scaffolded and includes templates for division and multiplication as well as fill in the blank answers for number line problems

This google file includes 3 versions of a leveled circumference and area task sheet. Each version has 4 levels of questioning. Level 1- students identify radius, diameter, circumference, and area of a given circle Level 2- students complete a basic word problem involving circumference and area Level 3 - students complete multi-step application problems involving circumference and area of circles Level 4 - students complete a critical thinking task asking them to summarize the effects of

This is a great twist on a classic game that is sure to engage your students in friendly competition.  This game follows the classic “war” card game rules. Students split the deck equally between each of them and the person with the card of greater value keeps both cards.  Students continue to play until 1 person has all the cards, that person is the winner! Numbers include: positive & negative --> fractions, decimals, mixed numbers, improper fractions Product includes:Google slides - directi

This resource is great for differentiating instruction within a class of various learners. hint cards are a great scaffold for struggling learners that can be used alongside your other angle relationships activities Challenge problems are great for early finishers or accelerated learners Hint cards cover: complementary angles supplementary angles vertical angles adjacent angles writing & solving angle equations

This quiz is 100% editable & can easily be remade by changing the numbers. This quiz has been designed to assess student knowledge of all types of conversions.  Point values range based on the question's level of difficulty. The assessment includes 18 questions that cover the following topics... fraction to decimal (terminating) Fraction to decimal (repeating) Percent to decimalpercent to fraction decimal to percent fraction to percent decimal to a fraction (terminating) ordering numbers from

This is a great introductory lesson for teaching multiplying integers through discovery. There is a kinesthetic, visual, and read/write activity. Kinesthetic: Students can draw number lines using chalk on the ground and follow the template given to walk along the number line & discover the rules for multiplying integers. Visual: Students will draw arrows on a number line following the template given to discover the rules for multiplying integers. Read/Write: Students will observe patterns an

This is an activity for students to practice adding integers with integer chips. The link to the digital integer chips is included. There are 8 whole group problems, 8 partner practice problems, and 8 independent assessment problems. There is an answer key for the whole group examples included on the last slide. This is a great way to engage kinesthetic learners. If you prefer to use hands on integer chips rather than digital, you can still use the image inserts on the slides and just have

This activity is designed for students to learn how to compare positive and negative decimals in a visual way. There are 2 whole group problems, 2 partner practice problems, and 2 independent problems. This product can be used digitally or on paper. Instructions for using the activity are below:Option 1 (Virtual): Have students use the “Comparing +/- decimals --> Visual - digital version”  digitally and the digital hundreds grids.  Students can screen clip and paste the digital hundreds boa

In this activity students will create representations of positive and negative fractions on a number line using fraction tiles (virtual fraction tiles are linked OR students could use hands on fraction tiles in class). Students will use these representations to determine the correct inequality sign when given 2 rational numbers ( < , > , or =). Students will also use these representations to order a list of rational numbers. Included: *Student slides *Answer Key *Digital fraction tile

This google form is a great formative assessment for the triangle side lengths inequality theorem. It contains 5 questions including multi-select, multiple choice, and short answer. This resource is also great to use with my "triangle side lengths inequality theorem hands on lab" (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Triangle-side-lengths-inequality-hands-on-spaghetti-lab-sheet--7923985) as an exit ticket to assess students understanding of the lesson!