Phonisha Hawkins

This activity was created to help 6th grade students become more familiar with the STAAR math reference chart. This purchase contains a paper copy of 20 questions and the MATCHING GOOGLE FORM for virtual learners. I have also included a copy of the STAAR chart so there is no need to search for it.

This lesson is a great introductory lesson into checking how your students understand the concept of triangle properties. It comes with a paper copy and a self-grading google form for easy, quick grading! TEKS 6.8A - Triangle Properties

This student-guided activity allows your kids to use their STAAR math charts to answer questions about area and then shows them how to put them together to find the area of composite figures.

Help your students learn to compare and order fractions, decimals, and percents. This lesson is a 2-n-1 for you! I have made TASK CARDS AND A GOOGLE FORM. Choose which works best for your classroom. I hope you enjoy! The link for the google form is embedded on the downloaded PDF.

Help your students better understand integers by using their birthday as a guide. Their birth year will be represented by zero while events before their birth are negative values and events after their birth are positive values. Wonderful poster project with a writing piece at the end for students to reflect.

Use a spinner and bag of marbles to determine probability

Simple Interest Guided Practice and Quiz

Assess your students in their knowledge of volume and surface area of rectangular prisms. The 7th grade Texas TEKS does require they know SA for 3D shapes but only as nets. This assignment helps with that and has guided notes!

Teach your students SA by using nets

A wonderful, student centered reference tool for teaching geometry and measurement! Just create the booklet and copy! To make the booklet, get 6 sheets of copy paper. Take one sheet, fold in half and make tiny cuts in the crease 1 inch from top and bottom. Begin at either cut and cut down the crease to the next cut and when you open the paper, you should have a rectangle-shaped hole in the center. Get the other 5 sheets, fold in half. Cut a litter over an inch from the top of the paper down the

Designed for 5th and 6th grade but can use with 7th and 8th for students who find the concept a bit challenging.... Teach your students to chart and graph additive relationships in this interactive notebook activity. 2 PER SHEET TO HELP SAVE PAPER!

Help your kiddos learn how to measure the slope of a line in a graph or table in this interactive Google Slides lesson! Great for an independent assignment or whole group.

Designed for 5th and 6th grade but can use with 7th and 8th for students who find the concept a bit challenging.... Teach your students to chart and graph multiplicative relationships in this interactive notebook activity. 2 PER SHEET TO HELP SAVE PAPER!

Teach your students to find the volume of pyramids with this guided notes and practice sheet.

Help your students learn to add and subtract integers, as well as financial literacy with this activity! They will pretend as if they are college students and have to "balance" their account each day!

Intro lesson to graphing inequalities

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Pythagorean Theorem Guided Notes

Use this activity to hit several TEKS all at the same time. Let your students use a sample real world word problem to complete a data table to ID the constant of proportionality, then transfer it to an equation form and finally graphing the linear equation...wonderful for interactive notebooks!

Help introduce your kiddos to generating equivalent fractions, decimals, and percents using a few of the benchmark fractions. In this activity, they play Arms-KetBall using their arms as a basketball goal or you can use a trash can too. They have 3 different number of attempts to make and record their data as a fraction, decimal, and percent. Finally they are asked to order their fractions in descending order and compare their work to a partner's.