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Prime Factorization Notes Great for Interactive Notebooks The front side of the notes defines prime numbers, factors, and prime factorization with fill in the blanks for students to complete. It also provides a completed example with step by step instructions. Inside are 4 different numbers for teachers to use as guided practice. Print front to back. Answer key included. Check out my other products by clicking here to visit my store.

Students get instant feedback with this Google self check activity. This is an area of parallelograms self-check activity using Google Sheets. This activity has 20 questions that require students to find the area or missing side length for rectangles, squares, and parallelograms. Check out the preview to see the questions before you buy.Students navigate through the assignment using the tabs at the bottom. They type their answers in the blank cells and the grey self check boxes will either li

This resource is a great practice activity or assessment for graphing points in all four quadrants of a coordinate plane. There are five sections in this activity/assessment:I: Labeling vocabulary on the coordinate plane II: Understanding of quadrants III: Graphing ordered pairs IV: Writing ordered pairs V: Problem solving Answer key is included Check out the preview to see the resource before you buy.*Screenshots are used for the preview which distorts the formatting. Check out my other produc

This resource includes two foldable note pages and two exit tickets for graphing points in all four quadrants of a coordinate plane. These are great for interactive notebooks. Day 1 Notes: These notes focus on vocabulary and graphing of mostly whole number coordinates. Day 1 Exit Ticket: This exit ticket assesses if students can graph ordered pairs and a writing section for them to explain the process of graphing ordered pairs. Day 2 Notes: These notes review graphing ordered pairs, but also

With the purchase of this resource you will receive 20 geometry questions aligned to 6th grade math standards in Texas. These questions can be delivered to your students as task cards or as a Google self-check assignment. The 20 questions are the same for both resources, but they are slightly altered on the Google assignment. This resource is aligned to the following Texas standards: 6.8d - determine solutions for problems involving the area of rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and triang

Students get instant feedback with this Google self-check activity. It's great for review stations and math centers. This activity includes 16 questions on the topics of generating equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages AND ordering positive rational numbers. The question types include multiple choice and numerical response. Check out the preview to see all the questions before you purchase. How to Use:1. Provide your students with a printed or digital copy of the pdf assignment. 2. As

This is a modeling integer addition self-check activity using Google Sheets. There are 20 questions on this activity: 4 questions on modeling with integer chips 4 questions on modeling with algebra tiles 4 questions on writing expressions and solving from number lines 8 questions on solving by drawing the model of their choice Students navigate through the assignment using the tabs at the bottom. They type their answers in the blank cells and the grey self check boxes will either light up green

Students get instant feedback with this Google self-check activity. This is a multiply fractions self-check activity using Google Sheets. Students navigate through the assignment using the tabs at the bottom. They type their answers in the blank cells and the grey self check boxes will either light up green with "correct" or red with "try again." Let your students know not to type or click on the grey self-check boxes. This is where the formula is located and if they delete it on accident, the

Notes, Sort, and Assessment for TEKS standard 6.3B 6.3B: determine, with and without computation, whether a quantity is increased or decreased when multiplied by a fraction, including values greater than or less than one Check out the preview to see the entire resource before you buy.Great for Interactive Notebooks: The notes and the sort will fit in composition books. This resource includes: 1. Notes: One page of notes that can be cut to fit in a composition notebook. 2. Sort: Students cut ou

This resource includes 10 Google Sheets self-checking assignments for multiplication facts. Each assignment includes 30 mixed multiplication fact fluency questions for a total of 300 questions. Instructions for students: Students will click in the white cells to enter their answer. Once they click out of the cell with their answer, the cell next to it will change to let students know if their response was correct or not. Students should not click or type in the gray cells. I assign one each we

Students get instant feedback with this Google self-check activity. This is a converting fractions to decimals self-check activity using Google Sheets. There are 18 fractions for students to convert. For questions 1-12, students type in the equivalent decimal for each fraction. For questions 13-18, students match each fraction with the equivalent repeating decimal. Students navigate through the assignment using the tabs at the bottom. They type their answers in the blank cells and the grey self

Foldable Notes / Guided Practice: Converting Between Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions These are great for interactive notebooks. Use for whole group or small group notes / guided practice. This resource includes foldable notes for converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions. The examples include fraction models. I have found that using fraction models while teaching this concept helps increase student understanding. Instead of just saying "multiply the denominator by the whole n

Students get instant feedback with this Google self-check activity. This is a multiplying whole numbers (3x2) self-check activity using Google Sheets. This activity includes 10 questions with a self-check feature that will confirm the correct partial products and each digit in the final product. A printable PDF copy of the 10 questions is also provided. I like for students to show work on the paper copy, so that when they get stuck, I can see their work. Students type their numbers in the blue b

Please rate this product and leave feedback. Thanks! This is a worksheet (5 questions) that I made to help students with some of the most common mistakes they were making while simplifying expressions. The expressions have already been worked out, but each one has a mistake. The common mistakes include: 1. Evaluating exponents incorrectly. 2. Not simplifying from left to right with multiplication and division. 3. Forgetting to multiply numbers outside of grouping symbols. 4. Working with multip

The first part of this assignment gives students a chance to practice matching integer subtraction expressions to their equivalent addition expression and solution. I found that this assignment really helped struggling students who were not understanding how to rewrite the subtraction problem as addition. To make the matches, students make up their own unique designs (see preview for an example). My students were very creative with their designs and they love coloring so everyone was engaged and

Foldable Notes for Mean, Median, Mode, and Range. This resource includes: Foldable notes for mean Foldable notes for median, mode, and range Print front to back. Answer key is included. These notes are great for interactive notebooks. Students get to focus on the practice instead of keeping up with writing notes. The examples provide students with excellent practice with a variety of data sets. Check out the preview to see the entire resource before you buy.Check out my other products by clickin

The first page of this assignment is 15 questions of integer addition practice. After answering each question, students use the answer bank at the bottom to shade in their answer. If they solve all 15 questions correctly, they should make a checker board pattern. The answer bank allows struggling students to ask for help when they don't see their answer, rather than solving them all the wrong way and not realizing it. The second page includes 5 higher level problem solving questions about intege

Students get instant feedback with this Google self-check activity. This is a multiplying decimals self-check activity using Google Sheets. There are 16 questions (12 computation and 4 problem solving). Students navigate through the assignment using the tabs at the bottom. They type their answers in the blank cells and the grey self check boxes will either light up green with "correct" or red with "try again." Let your students know not to type or click on the grey self-check boxes. This is wher

This is a dividing fractions and mixed numbers activity. Students are given expressions with dividing fractions and they must rewrite the expression using multiplication (multiplying by the reciprocal) and then solve. Students are also given a few expressions with multiplying fractions and they must rewrite the expression using division and solve. For the final example, students are only given a solution and they must come up with the division and multiplication expression. Check out my other p

Each year my students make a foldable when we start our lesson on the order of operations, but the process of making the foldable can be lengthy. In order to save time I created a document that makes the creation of the foldable so much easier. Each page will make two foldables. Simply cut along the dotted lines and fold. Check out my other products by clicking here to visit my store.