Obsessed with Math

This bundle is a stress free way to get students to make the connection between fractions and division. All the work is done for you, just photocopy the worksheets and project the PowerPoint! This includes: 9 slide PowerPoint (click by click animation) *the format is .pptx. Please make sure this is compatible with your computer.* 2 pages of the handout that goes along with the PowerPoint. (In .pdf or .doc so you can edit) 2 pages of classwork/homework or reinforcement worksheets.(In .pdf or

This is a fun way to get the students excited to start a unit on ratios! All of the locks are skills they will need to help them throughout learning about ratios. INTERNET is REQUIRED for this lesson. Students will need to be filling in a Google Form with all of the answers to unlock the next clue. The whole file is editable (Google Form, too!) so if you would like to change any questions or clues, you can! Very little prep, check out the preview for more specific details!

PowerPoint step-by-step (click by click) to show students the connections between fractions and division. PowerPoint starts with a do now, then goes through teacher led, guided practice, pair practice, and then independent work. Download the notes that correlate with the PowerPoint and the worksheet students will complete after the PowerPoint! (Or see the bundle) *This is a .pptx and may not play all the animation and/or may look off if you can only play .ppt. Please make sure your computer ca

This is an all done for you bundle! It includes: A lesson with differentiation A PowerPoint which walks the students through how to annotate word problems with percent proportions to find the solution, (note- this is a .pptx. The animations and/or graphics may look different or not work properly if you have older versions of PowerPoint. Please check for compatibility prior to purchasing) Handout of essential slides for students who can't see the board or need to see it in front of them, No

Included is a PowerPoint Presentation that allows students to explore what a variable is using a simple menu. Students are prompted to push their thinking of why we use letters in math and they are able to see patterns of using a variable. There is no worksheet to go with this slideshow, but there is stop and jots (writing) built into it to have the students writing and sharing their responses. The answers and probing questions are included in the notes. This is a great way to engage students on

The students will have to figure out which way is a better way to get an allowance and explain their thinking at every step. Included is a graphic organizer for the students! This task is a perfect way to get students engaged in a lesson on exponents! This is an easy print and go lesson with answer keys included.